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State employees, who were at the meeting to answer questions about how the funds were to be used received threats and had to be escorted to their cars by State Police for their safety. And as one mob member shouted, “mission accomplished!”
This past June, when Chris Sununu signed into law the first abortion ban in modern New Hampshire history, people across our state knew that this was just the beginning of what would be a long and relentless attack on reproductive rights by Sununu and New Hampshire Republicans.
The politics surrounding the pandemic have become more toxic than the disease.
“The goal of fly fishing isn’t just to catch fish, but to catch them with style. Or, to put it another way, no one ever sets out to be half-assed at anything.”
I heard a story from one of my students this week about how one of her chickens had been scooped up by an eagle.
Historically the first frost hits Sandwich between Sept. 1 and Sept. 10. Not this year and none is in the forecast through the end of the month, with September lows mostly in the 40s and 50s. It’s a decades-long warming pattern we especially noticed in August.
Once upon a time, I was general counsel of the Public Utilities Commission (PUC). As the first line of a fairy tale, that lacks a certain zing. But times are tough, and I promise this story has a moral.