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Linda Upham-Bornstein
Morning over Pliny Range, Lancaster
Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
In the weeks after Jason Rothe’s death inside the State Prison for Men’s Secure Psychiatric Unit, and while the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office had an active criminal investigation, then-Captain Scott Marshall recalled the strange meetings he had with the officers involved in Rothe’s death.
Several familiar political or social words have been pushed to the fore in recent months, as the Trump administration tries to overrule the laws and institutions of the country and the streets fill with demonstrators in opposition. I would like to take a look at three of them.
Michael Davidow’s latest novel “Interdiction” is set in richly describe southeastern New Hampshire. Vivid views of small towns, their people, events, theories, beliefs, loves and lives draw us in.
Kissing cousins and wrack and ruin are both alliterative phrases, despite their spellings.
Tom Wolfe published “Radical Chic” in 1970, telling how musician Leonard Bernstein gave a fundraiser for the Black Panthers at his penthouse in Manhattan.
I have been going through my flies getting ready for a trip up north to Pittsburg, New Hampshire at the end of the month.
Trump gained no mandate. Neither he nor his supporters should think he did.Trump gained no mandate. Neither he nor his supporters should think he did.
One reason is that I usually catch fish at most of the spots I fish. As the late John Gierach wrote, “You don’t leave fish to find fish.”
When we learn to count, we rattle off the first ten numbers as a set of arbitrary sounds as if they were proper names and have no other meaning.