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Op-Ed: Strengthening our schools and expanding opportunities
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Along with my children and husband, I’m a proud graduate of Manchester’s public schools.
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Along with my children and husband, I’m a proud graduate of Manchester’s public schools.
Over the years some New Hampshire farmers have shared with me how they see climate change hitting home because of milder winters.
With few exceptions, when department heads’ four- or five-year terms end, Sununu has not reappointed them, and in several cases, after more than a decade in office.
Julia Child once remarked, “With enough butter, anything is good.”
Six months ago a Vermont company announced plans to create a landfill in the Forest Lake area and a firestorm of opposition was ignited. The people of Dalton, Whitefield, Bethlehem and nearby Littleton, led by a reluctant warrior named Jon Swan.
While Democrats and Republicans in New Hampshire don’t agree on lots of issues, one area where there is common ground today is support for equality for all Granite Staters, no matter their sexual orientation or gender identity.
“Sununu sends $575K to HD school district,” it said. Sununu? SUNUNU???? Seriously?
Julie Brown of Rochester represented what our founders envisioned in creating a legislature of common citizens, a good public servant with passion, empathy, compassion and the common sense to balance competing needs.
Reed no sooner put his fly in the water when a big Brown Trout grabbed his ant and headed down stream. Line was screaming out from the reel and off he ran down river.