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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
And mercifully, every year for decades, I have this one moment of joy so pure, I pause and not only muse joyfully, I exhale, I feel as though I am an eight year old, I literally jump for happiness so glorious I weep.
The group assembled by the Soldiers and Sailors Monument north of downtown Nashua at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
Swinging the money door wide open without what had been the ability to know where the money is coming from, makes you wonder who the candidates running for federal office serve.
My mother and aunts all received degrees from the College of our Lady of the Elms. My grandmother was adamant her girls be educated, informed, prepared for a world dominated by fools, by dopes who hoped to believe their own foolish lies.
The Housing Authority is also managing this new downtown facility which is named Ruth’s Place honoring Ruth Lewis Griffin.
They make their money first, then gain office (often using their money to do so), then leave office, and use their new connections (gained in office) to make yet more money. They also allow their children to benefit, both before, during, and after their own service (that’s the Hunter Biden story in a nutshell).
Despite not yet reaching the halfway point of 2022, Americans have already lived through more mass shootings than days on the calendar. A staggering 27 have occurred inside schools or on school grounds alone.
Cate McDonald was one of the Belmont High School students who persuaded the Shaker Regional School District’s board that it’s time to ditch the Indian mascot.
With political officials seemingly unable or unwilling to do anything about mass shootings, leadership may be coming from an unexpected quarter: shareholders in corporations that manufacture firearms.