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Radio Free New Hampshire: Blame Loeb for the Last Time N.H. Almost Lost the Primary
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There are people alive today, even in Manchester, who don’t remember William Loeb. I am not one of them
Valley Regional Hospital joins Dartmouth Health
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Dartmouth Health welcomes Valley Regional Hospital (Valley Regional) as its newest member.
Harris’ high-stakes veepstakes: Fundraising powerhouses vie for VP slot
After Vice President Kamala Harris assumed President Joe Biden’s presidential campaign and locked down enough presumed support from delegates to become the Democratic nominee, speculation quickly turned to who might join her at the top of the ticket.
Lake Folks Learned Sununu Vetoed Fertilizer Bill at Packed Meeting on Cyanobacteria
Lakefront residents concerned about cyanobacteria packed the Moultonborough Town Library Wednesday night and were told Gov. Chris Sununu has just vetoed a bill that sought to regulate the use of certain fertilizers on lawn turf.
Hampton Town Clerk Directed To Resign For Failing to Follow Election Laws
Hampton Town Clerk Shirley Doheny has been directed to resign by Aug. 9 by the state Attorney General’s Office because of “serious breaches of your duties as Town Clerk.”
More Headlines
NH Supreme Court Sides with Former Litchfield Police Chief in Harassment Case
Seacoast Lawyer Charged with Fraud
Ex-YDC Staffer Dies Waiting Trial for Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Teen Boy Held There
Celebrating Pets
Moose’s Pals: More NH Friends are Waiting to be Adopted
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Welcome to this edition of Moose’s Pals, a column devoted to pets that are available for adoption at local animal shelters.
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‘Who Owns the Wind? Climate Crisis and the Hope of Renewable Energy’
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David McDermott Hughes is a Professor of Anthropology at Rutgers University in New Jersey. His book “Who Owns the Wind?: Climate Crisis and the Hope of Renewable Energy,” is one of the most important books of the past five years addressing the existential crisis of climate change.
Education
Unionized Dartmouth College Students Win $21 Wage
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Thirteen months after student dining hall workers at Dartmouth College formed a union to win improvements in pay and working conditions, the Student Workers Collective at Dartmouth (SWCD) has won an agreement with the college that includes a $21 an hour base wage.
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Move Those Muscles, and Yes, Eating Chocolate Counts
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Shakespeare once wrote, “Action is eloquence.” It’s from his play, Coriolanus, a play I’ve never read nor seen performed. But I muse joyfully on this quote as it’s so hopeful, persuasive, true to the adage, “Change your mind, move a muscle.”
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Fly Fishing and OnLine Forums Plus Some Sage Advice
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Growing up, if you wanted to find some fly fishing information, you either bought a copy of Field and Stream or you watched Gadabout Gaddis on television. Gadabout would travel to some iconic fly fishing spots with friends, and famous people.
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Perkins Kwoka and Moms Rising Talk Family Matters With Roger Wood
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Rebecca Perkins Kwoka currently serves in the NH State Senate, after making history last year as the first openly LGBTQ woman elected to the legislative body.
Feature
Ed Dupont Served the State Well
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Some lawmakers spend decades at the State House, do a good job for their constituents but do not really leave a mark on the state’s legacy.
News
Manchester Police Release Names of 2 Supervisors Who Received Racist Meme
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Black Lives Matter Manchester and the ACLU of New Hampshire today gave the following statement after the names of two police supervisors were released and unredacted in an investigatory report.
Free State Founder Running For Amherst Planning Board Amid Anti-Free Stater Sentiment
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The founder of the Free State Project that convinced thousands of like-minded politically active libertarians to move to New Hampshire is running for planning board in Amherst, and left his position at Saint Anselm College for a libertarian think tank.
Business & Economy
Kuster Meets With Northern NH Tourism Officials Offering Help From Washington
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Northern New Hampshire tourism officials met at Loon on Friday with Congresswoman Annie Kuster, D-NH, to discuss ways that the federal government can help with climate change, utility costs and their relationship with White Mountain National Forest, among other issues.