CVS
Candy Is Better On Sale, Aged Like Cheese
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Today I muse joyfully on the half price Valentine candy sales that are sure to take place Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday of this week.
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Don’t Believe All the Budget Spin
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State (Republican) politicians were falling over each other last week to seize credit for revenue projections for the biennium showing a $283.8 million surplus.
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Talking Black Heritage and What’s Happening Today in N.H.
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One New Hampshire activist thinks that the state could be a better place for Black Americans. Another leader points out some of the gains that have been accomplished as well as the year long celebrations and conversations that take place in New Hampshire.
Feature
Roger Wood On the Woes of N.H. Dairy Farms
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Podcast producer Roger Wood talked with Ed Maltby. He is a dairy farmer, and executive director of the Northeast organic dairy producers association.
Arnie Alpert
Op-Ed: Don’t Mess with NH’s Manufactured Housing Co-Ops
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At a time when the state’s lack of affordable housing has become apparent to just about everyone, the Senate is considering a bill that would cripple one of the state’s most successful models for preserving housing affordable to low- and moderate-income families.
Donald M. Kreis
Secret Pole Deal Looms at the PUC
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As with any deals of this magnitude, there are a few sticky details. For one thing, you don’t actually get 175,393 pieces of wood – you’ll take title to 3,844 of them, along with a 50 percent interest in 343,098 others. The other half belongs to Eversource.
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Op-Ed: Send a Postcard to Gov. Sununu Asking for Honest, Competitive Voting Districts
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Send a Postcard to Governor Sununu Asking for Honest, Competitive Voting Districts.
Hamilton
A Little Spontaneity and a Bouquet of Tulips Bust Those Blahs
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And today, dear musers, are ways you too might enjoy mid-winter pick me ups that carry you through ice storms, Covid, winter blahs.
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Legislature Wants to Criminalize Traditionally Accepted Behavior
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Although it has existed for years and occasionally makes headlines when an academic says something many people find offensive, there are many instances including here in New Hampshire of lawmakers or politicians trying to rein it in.