COVID-19
Roger Wood Podcast: Staying Mentally Healthy in a Pandemic
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Podcast with Dr. Michael Hendery on the pandemic effect on people’s mental health.
Business & Economy
FreeMoe, the Rise of Artist Mawouko Aboussa in Concord
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Mawouko Aboussa explained in his college entrance essay to the Art Institute of New York City that the reason he was interested in fashion design was because as a boy “we didn’t have any clothes.”
COVID-19
Climate and COVID Collide in NH
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Where did the money, graciously accepted by Gov. Sununu come from? It is a portion of $44 billion raided from our country’s primary federal natural disaster relief program.
Feature
NakedAggression
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Homegrown editorial cartoonist Mike Marland is keeping a watchdog eye on the State House in Concord and White House in Washington, D.C.
COVID-19
Opinion: Piermont Official Criticizes State’s Lack of Election Support
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More disturbingly, there have been increasing online threats of verbal and physical violence at the polls as advocated by individuals who are encouraging their supporters to “meet force with force” if they are asked to wear masks or use an alternative method of voting.
Feature
Radical Centrist: A Blueprint for a Better America
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“COVID-19 has burned up the current social contract in America,” according to Brian Winters.
Feature
AG William Barr: The Reason People Hate Lawyers
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Our president, who is afraid of the democratic process, and who has been trying to undermine it however he can, told the citizens of North Carolina to vote twice, once by mail and once in person, ostensibly to check and see if North Carolina’s protections against that practice are effective.
COVID-19
Coronavirus Throwing Candidates a Curve
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While the GOP blames its mail house, it should be noted similar problems surfaced in Arizona, Alaska, Missouri and Montana with GOP mailers.
Dan Feltes
Kuster Calls Dan Feltes Fighter For Working Families
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Earlier this week, Congresswoman Annie Kuster endorsed Senator Feltes for Governor citing his commitment to women’s reproductive rights and his career fighting for working families as a legal aid attorney and in the State Senate.