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I laughed with my brother over our connection of attendance at thousands of wakes, remembering how going to a wake was a night out with one or both parents, kneeling in front of a corpse a major part of our childhood.
NEW HAVEN – Fossil Free Yale, UNITE HERE Local 33, and allies today delivered signatures from over 1,000 members of Yale community to President Peter Salovey demanding Yale divest from fossil fuels.
Straight Talk – But I have to admit I was gob-smacked by the doings of the United States Senate on Friday night, as the majority party scraped together just enough votes to pass the so-called “Tax Cut and Jobs Act.”
MANCHESTER, N.H. (December 4, 2017) – New Hampshire workers and businesses, including suppliers, subcontractors, and the services and hospitality industries, will have the opportunity to meet with the team leading the construction of Northern Pass at two upcoming Job & Supplier Fairs.
And now construction is not expected to begin until next spring with growing underway towards the end of 2018, said Kelly Wieser, a Campton-based lawyer who helped arrange financing and worked on issues such as permitting.
In New Hampshire, radio show host Arnie Arnesen became excited about the idea after featuring the ProPublica story and the executive director of SafeNetRx on “The Attitude with Arnie Arnesen.” She pitched the drug donation idea to New Hampshire Sen. Dan Feltes, D-Concord, urging him to make it happen in New Hampshire.
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Eileen was the cool kid who grew up across the street on Florentine Gardens in Springfield, Massachusetts. I’d known Eileen long enough to remember her family dog Pierre roaming the neighborhood.