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Musing Joyfully on 2023 in NH
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How was yours, dear muser? Eventful? Dull? Healthy? Did you clean out that closet? Lose that weight? Make it to work?
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Tying Flies With New Hampshire’s Traditional Artist Scott Biron
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As members of the University of New Hampshire Fly Fishing Club drifted into the meeting, club president Chris Chase sat with Master Fly Tyer Scott Biron and myself to discuss what streamer pattern Scott was demonstrating to the club that evening.
Arts and Entertainment
Rich Banichar: A Steelworker’s Path to Poetry
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After decades as a steel worker in an Ohio steel mill, Rich Banichar and his wife, Bonnie, recognized the incredible need of the homeless in the greater Richland County, Ohio area and they got involved by collecting clothing and food for homeless shelters
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Yay, It’s #GivingNewsDay, Double Your Donation
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Today is #Giving NewsDay and we hope you will help save local news in New Hampshire by making a tax-deductible donation to InDepthNH.org.
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Court Decisions Do Not Call for More Education Spending in NH
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The long battle over equitable education funding does not end with the two decisions released last week.
Rockingham County Superior Court Judge David Ruoff ruled the state needs to pay a higher percentage of public education costs and its methodology for administering the statewide property tax makes it unconstitutional.
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John N. Maclean’s ‘Home Waters’ Finds New Home at UNH Milne Collection
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When it comes to fly fishing, there are a myriad of rabbit holes to go down. Whether it is tying flies, making or collecting fly rods and other paraphernalia or just visiting and fishing exotic waters; the possibilities are endless.
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Report on Teacher Shortages Held Up Over Divisive Concepts Law
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New Hampshire faces a growing problem with an aging workforce, the dearth of affordable housing and child care, and the high cost of higher education.
Energy
Welcome to the Annual Electricity Reliability Freak-Out
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“Electric customers should get used to rolling blackouts every now and again,” said no ratepayer advocate — ever. But if you are (as I am) New Hampshire’s ratepayer advocate, you might be tempted to make such a suggestion
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Distant Dome: Selective Rules Not Good for Democracy
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Today people continue to insist — without any evidence — the 2020 presidential election was a sham and the former guy, Donald Trump, should still be president although 7 million more people voted for current President Joe Biden.