Here’s how I angered a reader, who also happened to be an advertiser, back in 1994, and the person who jumped to my defense.
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The Best of Joyful Musings 2020
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I wish you all a joyful 2021. Seize the day, musers, 2021: a blank slate. How perfect. Stay safe, musers, stay alive, stay curious, stay joyful.
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Why I Still Don’t Want to Talk About Net Metering
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I avoid the topic because, as net metering has matured from monkeywrenching to moneymaking, the financial realities arguably pit one group of residential customers against each other.
Charlie Arlinghaus
Annual State Audit Shows COVID’s Impact on Finances
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The report was released last week, which cynics might say is intended to bury the state’s $81.5 million deficit for fiscal 2020, by releasing it Christmas week when people’s attention is elsewhere.
Adam Gaudet
Roger Wood: Boom Means Rising Prices and Need for Workforce Housing
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This podcast explores two sides of the housing boom, rising prices and the need for workforce housing. I speak to Adam Gaudet, a real estate broker and president of the Seacoast Board of Realtors, and Craig Welch, Executive Director of the Portsmouth Housing Authority.
Featured in Category
Christmas: A Nun, a Terrorist Poodle and a Lonely String of Garland
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Last week I came across a picture from the early ‘70s of my cousins, my grandmother, her dog and her sister, my great aunt.
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A New Year’s Perspective on Fly Fishing Resolutions
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I also fished some different rivers and streams that flow into the Connecticut River. The Cold River and the Ashuelot River were some enjoyable rivers to fish.
Arnie Alpert
Opinion: State’s Housing Crisis Is Fatal
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Alex Balcum “would count your buttons and proceed to push all of them,” recalls a homeless outreach worker, but he was “also one of the kindest souls we had the pleasure of working with.”
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This Revolution Will Probably Not Be Televised
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Power to the People is a column by D. Maurice Kreis, New Hampshire’s Consumer Advocate. Kreis and his staff of four represent the interests of residential utility customers before the NH Public Utilities Commission and elsewhere.