COVID-19
Mark Fischler Opinion: College Students, Instructors Need Vaccination Priority
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Mark Fischler is Coordinator of the Criminal Justice Program at Plymouth State University and has taught Criminal Justice for over 17 years.
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Shared Truth Is Needed Now To Drive COVID-19 Recovery
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In light of the last few years, culminating in the insurrection that attempted to overturn the general election results, many people wonder what can be done to curb misinformation that explodes like a geyser and infects the masses.
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How Will You Do Your 1,000 Hours Outside?
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Currently, I am working on 1,000 Hours Outside, hoping by the end of 2021, that I have filled my tracker with colors and recalled the walks, the swims, the bikes, the skates, the gazes, the discoveries.
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What Is The Rush To Merge Higher Education in NH?
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Later we learned the board would begin governing the two systems July 1 and the members would need Governor and Executive Council approval.
Business & Economy
Roger Wood Podcast: Steering Clear of Ponzi Schemes
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The Ponzi scheme is so named by its fraudulent founder Charles Ponzi. That was in the 1920’s, and the perpetrator was eventually stopped and brought to justice.
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Trouble in Texas: Could it Happen Here?
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Whenever the lights go out, I reach for my smartphone. And it’s not to call in the outage to my electric utility.
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Alpine Skiers Make Easy Transition To Cross Country in Jackson
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I took two alpine skiers for their first-time cross country skiing this weekend at Jackson Ski Touring Foundation and found they both took to it quickly and said it was more fun and easier to learn than they expected.
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Is It Rules or the Power of the Majority?
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The source of the problem was how the Republican leadership handled COVID-19 exposure at its caucus at McIntyre Ski Area in Manchester, where at least four, probably more members contracted COVID, but the leadership kept that a secret until the news broke just before Organization Day.
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An Angel on the Diving Board
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A couple of years ago, I came across an angel in the First Parish Thrift Shop here in Dover.