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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
Here’s the release below about our Zoom discussion Thursday night before we did it. We recorded it on YouTube for you and have decided to do these regularly so we can continue the conversation about saving local news in New Hampshire.
I love the six hundred dollar barn jackets and the one hundred dollar jeans. I’m sure I would cut a dashing figure on the river, but I don’t think they would help me catch fish. I am sure I would feel alot better about not catching fish if I did wear them.
The reaction to Israel’s invasion of Gaza has been profoundly disturbing to many in the Jewish community, myself included.
A Conservative back-bencher named Sir Thomas Massey-Massey rose to propose that the name of the holiday be changed to “Christtide.”
Join us for an important online event where we delve into the world of local nonprofit and for-profit news on Zoom Dec. 14 from 6 to 7 p.m. with Nancy West, Alice Dreger and Bev Stoddart.
Note, in any case, that, if we can substitute going to for gonna in every instance, the reverse is not true. I’m going to Chicago cannot be changed to I’m gonna Chicago.
A combination of local knowledge, ski industry savvy and the financial “juice” needed to confront the dual challenges of restoring Tenney’s infrastructure and dreaming big about its future seems to have coalesced with the team of Dan Egan and Steven Kelley – two folks with “just enough crazy in them” to make it happen.
But if you think this means the PUC has seen the light about energy efficiency, and has abandoned its hostility, as evidenced by its order two years ago that sought to eviscerate NHSaves, you are mistaken.
The Jefferson Awards are given to, “ordinary people who do extraordinary things without expectation of recognition.” How did a small-town guy rise to this level of appreciation?