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Coverage involving education and schools.
One would have limited firearms on school property. Another one would have imposed a waiting period on sales and delivery and the last would have required criminal background checks.
The disparity between property-wealthy school districts and the opportunities they provide their children and property-poor districts is immense.
“We’ve lost $1 million already,” said Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier. “How much is enough?”
This is a surprise story of love, anger and misunderstanding.
The peak that is home to some of the world’s worst weather is also home to a rare butterfly, recently rediscovered and now being studied by biologists who are hoping to find out what it eats and how it lives in such an extreme climate.
Today, August 24th until 7 p.m. is the final day of the Trash 2 Treasure Sale sponsored by Student Association of the University of New Hampshire for returning students to outfit their dorms with items that very easily could have ended up in landfills.
“For months, we’ve heard the mantra from House and Senate Democrats that their business tax proposal was simply to freeze rates where they are…”
You can soon walk, run or cycle the length of the state’s Seacoast area on an abandoned rail corridor.
I am tired of the name calling, back-stabbing and vicious personal attacks that the mainstream policy brokers in Congress get away with. Thus, I decided to read a love story.