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Of course the majority of folks watched team USA hoping that these great kids would realize their dreams but there’s also been quite a bit of talk about the Russian athlete who was caught blood doping and had his Olympic medal revoked.
TONIGHT, March 15: A similar panel will discuss right to know issues at Littleton Hospital from 7 to 9 p.m. On Monday, a panel of legal and journalism experts offered differing views of the status of right to know issues in New Hampshire as part of a Sunshine Week discussion sponsored by the New England First Amendment Coalition and Right to Know NH at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications on Monday.
Gubernatorial candidate and former Mayor of Portsmouth, Steve Marchand, will launch a tour this week to highlight his longstanding opposition to Northern Pass, Governor Sununu’s unwavering support for the project, and how this project is just one example of the corrosive levels of influence corporate interests frequently have in Concord.
InDepthNH.org is reposting Susan Dromey Heeter’s Joyful Musings from a cold December day because she loves to get outside in Dover no matter what the weather, including today’s blizzard. Thanks Susan
Get ready to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in grand style at the Colebrook Country Club beginning at 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 17, as the region’s largest Celtic ensemble gathers in town to celebrate the music of the Emerald Isle.
The statistics for deaths by guns is small in comparison to cars and so as I know of the deaths in my family by cars, I wondered why have we not had students marching to get rid of cars?
This editorial and others highlighting the need for more government transparency will be posted at Right-to-Know NH during Sunshine Week.
As Sunshine Week dawns to shed light on the darkness shrouding the inner workings of government at all levels, the forecast is a little murky in the State House this week.
In reality, they are mini travel billboards, containing short phrases that promote a state’s brand. Together with electronic and paper marketing tools, these send a message designed to lure the uninitiated to cross a state’s border, then spend time and money inside.