Op-Ed
Op-Ed: On the Ballot or Not, We’re All in this Together
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As of Friday afternoon, 337 Democrats, excluding a few Free Staters masquerading as Dems, filed to run for state representative.
Op-Ed
Distant Dome: The Politicization of the Judiciary
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Unfortunately, that unbiased opinion is currently thought to be more than slightly tainted judging by some of the decisions made by courts, particularly the US Supreme Court with the potential for tarnishing New Hampshire’s.
Op-Ed
Op-Ed: Father’s Day and the Children Who Will Never See Theirs Again
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In Ukraine, thousands of children will grow up without their fathers because of Russia’s war. Some lost their dads on the front line
Op-Ed
Day 6 – More of Your Thoughts About Taxes in NH; Don’t Miss Our Online Event June 9
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Thank you to everyone who shared your opinions and ideas about taxes in New Hampshire. Included below are the last few we received. We got well over 60 responses.
Op-Ed
Distant Dome: Building Tribalism and Not Community
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Lawmakers will be back for one more session to deal with Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s vetoes, and although it appears very unlikely, there is always the possibility of a special session for one emergency or another.
Op-Ed
Op-Ed: HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Has ‘Poor Understanding’ of Lyme Disease
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I applaud Mr. Kennedy’s efforts to improve the much needed advancements in Lyme disease diagnosis and treatment, however, his approach to prevention reflects a poor understanding of the epidemiology of Lyme disease.
Op-Ed
Distant Dome: Some Bills Deserve to Die Thursday
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During the Committee of Conference phase of this year’s legislative session, 14 bills were killed ranging from the “Charlie Act” seeking to restrict school curriculum on such things as socialism, LGBTQ topics, or anything that appears to some as Un-American to ending the state’s refugee resettlement program.
Op-Ed
Op-Ed: The Real War on Local Control in New Hampshire
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On Thursday, the New Hampshire House will vote on two bills—SB 564 and HB 1588—that could significantly alter the relationship between state government and local communities
Op-Ed
Op-Ed: BELONGING
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I grew up in a middle-class town of 18,000 people north of Boston. My Dad, who had two chemistry degrees from Boston College, taught science at the local high school and my Mom, whose family couldn’t afford the nursing degree she wanted, worked in an office in the neighboring town.