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Last night, the House of Representatives unanimously passed the Women, Peace and Security Act, Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s (D-NH) bipartisan bill that advocates for women’s engagement and participation in conflict resolution and peace-building around the world.
Representatives from two electricians’ unions testified Monday that Northern Pass construction will be a boon to their members.
CONCORD — Site Evaluation Committee chair Martin Honigberg accused an intervenor Monday of attempting to deliberately delay adjudicative hearings on the Northern Pass Transmission project.
New Hampshire recently lost two giants: Mary Pillsbury Crowley and Mary Walton Mayshark. Don’t be surprised if you do not recognize their names. These were not people known far and wide throughout the state. That is not why they were giants.
Grafton County Attorney Lara Saffo made her points about the impact on homeowners and businesses of burying 52 miles of Northern Pass cable from Bethlehem to Bridgewater by showing photos of various properties and the massive equipment it would take during construction.
When I was a little girl, at the start of the school year, we always brought home the dreaded form for free lunch.
It’s all science, research, fun and games until somebody predicts rain.
I like the idea of using Funeral Favors as a chance to clear out some of the junk, er, I mean treasures I’ve found over the years.