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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
When the filing period closed June 15, the Democrats had candidates running for all 24 seats and Republicans had 23 candidates filed and probably a write-in campaign will be in the works to find an opponent for District 4 incumbent David Watters of Dover in the general election.
And although I am not packing to go anywhere this week, I muse joyfully that I am at the ready. I’m packed and eager to go 24/7, chomping at the bit, ready for adventure.
Many of my life lessons were learned from my parents but at Mowglis I learned to believe in myself, to stretch the boundaries of my imagination, to reach out to the fellow who was struggling and help him up.
For a long time, the word “Bienvenue” has accompanied “Welcome” on signs at entry points into New Hampshire. Now, owing to dedicated effort by a handful of educators and state government officials, Bienvenue au New Hampshire has taken on an expanded purpose.
I heard from mothers who had their nursing babies taken from them and have no idea where they are. This is immoral, heartbreaking, and wrong.
My son Reed and I have been to Pittsburg, N.H., a few times before, primarily to camp and watch moose. This was the first trip with fly rods which made it extra exciting.
To remind us all how to be wonderful and sane hosts as well as ideal guests. Just as summer has her rules and boundaries, so must we.
As controversy swirls over changes in the Miss America rules, Roger Wood had an opportunity to speak to Miss New Hampshire Marisa Moorhouse of Manchester.
These visitors will substantially broaden New Hampshire’s peak visitation period while injecting more than $100 million into the state’s economy.