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Late last year, a few months after Betsy Gray started working as an administrative staff member at Indian Stream Health Center in Colebrook, she was surprised when her supervisor shared some good news: her salary was bumped from $12 to $15 an hour.
NOT FOR NOTHING NH: It was ALMOST spring. All of the snow was melted, as in, every last snowbank, and we were so close.
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THE GAY AGENDA: I’ve had the conversation time after time. Family, friends, teachers, strangers; it’s almost never said with bad intent, but I always walk away feeling like something less than “normal” (whatever that may be).
In 2013, NHDOT allowed historic 1848 easement rights in my property deed to be incorrectly utilized and documented in 2 contracts it has with a private family corporation, to improperly access public lands abutting my property – the Historic Cheshire Rail Trail – and this was done without my knowledge nor input and neither the public’s.
JOYFUL MUSINGS: I once sent a friend a box of Kleenex and a flannel nightgown after her mom died.
Newly appointed Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut didn’t disclose that he contributed to a legal fund in the Croydon case when he was nominated to the post earlier this year by Gov. Chris Sununu.
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