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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
On March 7, the N.H. House of Representatives will vote on House Bill 1358, legislation which would require the New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee (SEC) to issue a certificate of site and facility for an energy facility if the SEC fails to act within 365 days of its acceptance of an application.
For trans people, being called by their deadname (the name given at birth that they no longer identify with as they transition) and having people use the wrong pronouns for them is a much more damaging act.
As I-Spy Rangers, my brother and I found ourselves challenged to observe things on the landscape (readers’ note: construction of the Interstate Highways had barely begun; so, travelers were directly immersed in the empirical world of farms, small towns, as well as real people crossing the road without warning).
The Board of Directors of New Hampshire Humanities is pleased to welcome its new executive director, Anthony Poore, who took the helm at New Hampshire Humanities on March 1.
For more than 200 years, with relatively few exceptions – some notable whoppers among them – our system of governance and the people who have been elected, appointed and hired to represent us have served us well.
There’s ample evidence many people don’t file for bankruptcy simply because they can’t pay an attorney. It’s a fixable problem.
Bedrooms for large families tended to be more dorm room than show places with canopy beds and sheets from Pottery Barn.
Tune in Saturday, March 3rd at 6 pm as the Bedford High School Bulldogs take on the Bobcats of Plymouth Area Regional High School on Granite State Challenge.