The Jaffrey-Rindge MLK Committee is hosting its celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday virtually tonight.
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Pandemic Is As Bad As It Has Ever Been
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The numbers are shocking.
One day last week, the state announced 3,149 new COVID-19 infections, and another 2,633 another day.
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Having a Red-Cheeked Day of Cold and Loving It
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Sometimes we need those days where we feel nine years old, where we are blown away by life and its majesty, where we grab our skates and go skating beneath the bright blue skies, where we have a red cheeked day of cold and frigid knowing we are wearing flannel lined khakis with the sweater we knit years ago and skate and skate and skate.
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Op-Ed: How Did We Get Here With COVID-19?
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As Omicron hits New Hampshire, COVID case counts are again hitting record highs, and we anticipate hospitalizations and deaths will soon track this rise, as they have in other states.
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Let It Snow, Let it Snow, You Know We Love It
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The pandemic has complicated but not deterred skiers and riders from the slopes this winter.
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Celebrating a New Year, a New Skill, Yeah Hope
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New is such a fabulous, hopeful word – it’s NEW, it’s fresh, it’s not been used ever before.
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Major Changes Proposed in State Senate and Executive Council Districts
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Key to the upcoming legislative session will be redistricting and how the state’s political boundaries influence the political landscape for this decade.
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Old Year Thoughts and New Year’s Resolutions
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Another year has come and is just about to leave us. This is the traditional time to wax a little poetic. This last year went fast.
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‘Stories From the Rolodex,’ A Conversation
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Take a trip back into history with your kids, your students, your friends and neighbors with this fantastic collaboration between author Beverly Stoddart and educator Ann Welch as they describe their collaboration built upon the extraordinary stories of journalists from United Press International in the latter half of the 20th century.
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Wild Ride Ahead for N.H. Lawmakers
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The Republican right-wing had a very successful session this year, probably more than even they imagined: the nation’s most expansive school voucher system, an abortion ban and more, influencing public education’s discussions of race and discrimination, reining in the governor’s sweeping emergency powers and “medical freedom” to blunt public health measures during the pandemic.