Arts and Entertainment
Radio Free New Hampshire: Movie Review: My Dinner with Grogu
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I secured a second mortgage on our home last weekend so my family could see the latest Star Wars movie.
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Join InDepthNH for Free Online Talk With Experts On NH Taxes June 9 from 6 to 7:30 pm
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We invited some experts on NH taxes for an online talk – Phil Sletten, Research director of the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute, and our own State House bureau chief Garry Rayno, who has been covering the issue for four decades.
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Joyful Musings Celebrates ‘Enough’
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Today I muse joyfully on waiting, on saving, on patience. And while two of these words are actions and one a virtue, they each serve to provide health, contentment and, most importantly, sustainability.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: Dreams and Responsibilities
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After signing the Civil Rights Act in 1964, Lyndon Johnson remarked that the Democratic Party had just lost the South for the next generation. He was wrong about that. They lost the South for the next three generations, and counting.
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Fly Fishing Stress Relief
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On this day I needed a little more time to unwind so I headed up to my favorite little river that runs into Lake Winnipesaukee to see if I could get into a late arriving spawning trout.
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Speaking of Words: How City People Insult Country People
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For hundreds of years we English speakers have come up with countless terms of abuse for each other—one of the more fertile sectors of the language—and a surprising number of them are based on urban scorn for rural folk.
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Speaking of Words: You
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English now has only one pronoun for the person we are talking to: you. It was not always so, as readers of the Bible or Shakespeare are well aware.
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Radio Free New Hampshire: Requiem for Aquarius
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Hampshire College in western Massachusetts is closing its doors soon. It was founded in the mid-1960’s by professional educators who wished to foster creativity and self-expression.
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May Day Rallies Call for ‘Workers Over Billionaires’ Friday
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Gatherings in eleven or more New Hampshire communities will mark International Workers Day, Friday May 1, with rallies promoting the theme, “Workers over Billionaires.” Local and national organizers are calling for a day of “No work. No School. No Shopping.”