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Voices of the personalities and people of the Granite State.
In this podcast, podcast producer Roger Wood explores the issue of bullying, especially in schools and among young people. He consults two experienced professionals in the field, both psychologists. Nate Jones, a Brentwood resident, now consults for a psychology group in Bedford.
New Hampshire doesn’t care about who owns its public utilities. But maybe it should.
Some Senate Republicans do not like that HB 1417 is sponsored by Democrats and that it restores state retirement funding permanently. They also know that HB 1417 is popular with the public, and that it would harm them politically to stop it outright.
HB 1454 is not about preventing landfills from being developed; it’s about preventing bad landfills from being developed too close to your town’s drinking supply or your family’s favorite recreational spot.
She has asked Associate Attorney General Strelzin, Governor Christopher Sununu and the New Hampshire Executive Council to have mercy on her and reduce her sentence so that she can one day return home. Unfortunately, mercy does not seem to be in their cards. Pam can only hope that they take another look at what rehabilitation really looks like.
At the public hearings on the bills, last week, the only person to speak in favor of the new maps was the prime sponsor of both bills, Sen. James Gray, R-Rochester, who chairs the Senate Election Law and Municipal Affairs Committee and the Senate Special Committee on Redistricting.
It wasn’t so hard in those days to explain the behavior of one party or the other because they were well within the range of rational behavior.
It’s a beautiful Saturday to muse joyfully, to think of spring ahead, to hear the birds coming back, coming alive, singing their songs. The buds are ready to burst and the shades of green are incredible. It’s spring, musers, it’s spring.
The Spiral Shell: A French Village Reveals Its Secrets of Jewish Resistance in World War II is a book by Sandell Morse that started out to be a book of essays.