Distant Dome
Distant Dome: Lying Distorts Today’s Politics
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When I “retired” from covering the State House six years ago, a young reporter asked me what had been the biggest change since 1990 when I first was there.
Business & Economy
A Ratepayer and Taxpayer Success Story in Durham School
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If you think energy efficiency is an imaginary friend, visit Durham and ask any middle school kid you happen to find.
Feature
Radio Free N.H.: Loretta Lynn’s Death Affected Me
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Her songs went from the ordinary to the surreal; from the earnest sentimentality of Coal Miner’s Daughter to the casual brutality of Fist City, from the wry humor of The Pill to the Hopperesque sadness of Honkytonk Girl.
Feature
Derry Police Chief Dies Just Weeks After Retiring
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The longest-serving police chief in New Hampshire history has died. Derry Police Chief Ed Garone passed away on Tuesday, October 11, 2022, just two weeks after he retired. The current Derry Police Chief, George R. Feole, announced Garone’s death from a long-term illness.
Feature
Executive Council Meeting Atop Mount Washington: Was It Really the First?
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The North Country’s Executive Councilor Joe Kenney maintains that the Governor and Executive Council did in fact make history by holding its first meeting atop Mount Washington last month despite questions raised later by two retired journalists.
Feature
Dan Krizen: I Was Born to Be in a Burning Building
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Dan Krizen was part of the interview and is such a memorable and interesting person, I wanted to share more of the conversation he and I had.
Business & Economy
Striking Sysco Drivers Picket in Bow, Manchester, Epping
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Instead of spending up to 14 hours a day loading and unloading trucks and driving all over New England, they’re picketing in Bow, Manchester, and Epping.
A Stage of Twilight
Hats Off to the New Hampshire Film Festival
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Sunday marked the end of the New Hampshire Film Festival and the two films that marked my finale included The Wet House and A Stage of Twilight.
COVID
While Some Say Pandemic Over, State Prepares for Another Surge
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Although many political leaders from the president to the governor want the perception to be that daily life is approaching what it was before the pandemic began, their actions say something else.