Education
Distant Dome: Two Weeks of Education Funding Legal Wrangling Ahead
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The latest round for education funding lawsuits enters the judicial ring this week in Rockingham County Superior Court and will be argued over the next two weeks.
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Fly Fishing Castle in the Clouds
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As we New Englanders like to say, “If you don’t like the weather, wait a minute.” So when my friend Terry called to see if I wanted to fish I agreed.
Arts and Entertainment
Margaritas at Margaritas and Shakes at Shake Shack
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We stopped in for a small birthday celebration and enjoyed some of the best tacos I’ve eaten.
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Metallak – Native Son at the Confluence.
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Like the rivers in my life, I have already meandered over seemingly unrelated and trivial details but there is a method to my madness here, if you are patient enough to read on.
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Good and Bad News Await the Next Governor and Legislature
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Whoever wins the governor’s race and controls the House — the Senate is off limits for Democrats thanks to gerrymandering — will face a daunting task in a state government spoiled by the lure of easy federal money intended to blunt the worst fiscal impacts of the COVID pandemic.
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Technology and Fly Fishing Apps
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There are times when I am fly fishing a secluded stream that I can imagine myself being out west or northern Maine, yet I am twenty minutes from the nearest fast food restaurant.
Environment & Science
Speaking of Words: Chipmunks, Skunks, Woodchucks, and Moose
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But more interesting, at least to word-collectors like me, is that their names all come from Native American languages. They don’t look like it.
Arts and Entertainment
Chandler Center Takes the Lead at SNHU to Encourage Students to Vote; Primary is Tuesday
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An adult 18 years or older can register to vote before the deadline or register and vote at the polls on Election Day. They must fill out a Voter Registration Form.
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Distant Dome: Revisiting Claremont Education Decisions Comes at Your Peril
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The arguments presented in the attorney general’s, Bradley’s and the 31 Republicans’ briefs urge the Supreme Court to at least review the two original Claremont education decisions and in the case of the lawmakers to overturn those decisions.