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Sisters of Mercy Mark 165 Years in New Hampshire
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Mary Ellen Foley was organizing opposition to U.S. support for the military dictatorship in El Salvador, where three nuns and a laywoman had been murdered by death squads the year before.
News
NH Union Leader Workers Say It’s Time for a Raise
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The union says its members haven’t had a raise in fourteen years, a span in which the cost of living has risen by more than 40%.
Business & Economy
Auto Workers Strike Back at Big Three
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Watching TV news coverage of the United Auto Workers strike from my sister-in-law’s suburban Detroit home, it looked like there weren’t that many people picketing at the Ford plant in Wayne, Michigan, one of three plants where the UAW went on strike Thursday night.
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The March for Justice Continues in NH
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Peter Cass recalls hopping on a chartered bus from his home in Swampscott, Mass. and joining the 1963 March on Washington, now remembered largely for Dr. Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech.
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Active with the Activists: Clamshell Activist Has His Eyes on NH’s Nuclear Study
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It’s been 47 years since he was first arrested protesting the Seabrook nuclear plant, and over three decades since he relocated to the DC Beltway, but Paul Gunter still has New Hampshire on his mind.
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Statewide Networking at the Keep NH Green Environmental Summit in Laconia
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LACONIA — “I’m from Cornish Flat, New Hampshire, near Claremont and Lebanon, and my environmental concern is single use plastic waste and pollution in our state.”
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Op-Ed: Why I’m Suing the State – Gurley Flynn Historical Marker Should Be Returned
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Mary Lee Sargent and I filed suit in Merrimack County Superior Court to call for the state to reverse its illegal removal of the Elizabeth Gurley Flynn historical marker.
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Historic Peace Ship Reaches Portsmouth on Voyage for Nuclear Weapons Abolition
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The Golden Rule, a 30-foot sailboat, reached the Piscataqua River in the early afternoon on Wednesday, June 21, and motored past the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to a wooden dock at Portsmouth’s Prescott Park.
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Starbucks Workers in Rochester Win Union Election but Face Bigger Battle Ahead
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Six weeks after informing company executives of their intent to form a union, workers at the Starbucks store in Rochester voted 10 to 4 on Tuesday to be represented by Workers United, a national union, in negotiations with the Seattle-based coffee giant.