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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
OK, we’ve been on break in posting your photos, but we begin again today with Elizabeth Ruediger’s photos from Dummer and the March For Our Lives to end gun violence in Washington, D.C. Our New Hampshire Life is a photo series compiled by InDepthNH.org’s photo editor Bob Lapree.
In 2016, 74.7 million international visitors spent $246 billion dollars in the U.S., supporting 1.2 million jobs in the process.
Susan Dromey Heeter wrote about the Portsmouth March for Our Lives for her weekly column Joyful Musings and decided to stick around and get some photos and videos. Rallies were also held in Nashua, Lancaster, and Concord. Bethany Silva captured this photo in Concord.
LITTLETON – Linny Kenney’s journey to becoming an internationally-renown, sought-after leather maker and designer gives new definition to a unique path.
Ruminations from an Unabashed Optimist, an Environmental Patriot and a Radical Centrist
Saturday’s State Championship Basketball game of Dover vs. Portsmouth High School boys brought out a lot of fans, bleachers of support, and a plethora of green and white. But two fans stood out – Lori Coleman, mother of Ryan Coleman DHS Class of 2018, and Super Fan Brigham Clark, Dover High School class of 1973.
I smile when I think back about the full meals that were included in the price of one’s airfare. I can clearly remember how passengers complained about those meals.
We all think we know our friends and families so well, but sometimes we can be caught off guard by certain reactions and feelings towards our identities.
I love how we New Englanders seem to have built in forgetters, seasonal amnesia. I know I certainly do as I go sort through my gloves, my jackets, my winter gear and think, “Will I ever need this stuff again? Certainly it will never get THAT cold. Heck, who needs these scarves? Not me!”