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Susan Dromey Heeter is a writer from Dover who recently let her hair go au natural white. Writing has been her passion since her English majoring days at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. Dromey Heeter has lived in The Netherlands, Alaska and currently basks in all things New England, including the frigid winters. An avid swimmer, Dromey Heeter’s great passion is to bring back body surfing as most children have no idea how to ride waves without ridiculous boogie boards.
Today, August 24th until 7 p.m. is the final day of the Trash 2 Treasure Sale sponsored by Student Association of the University of New Hampshire for returning students to outfit their dorms with items that very easily could have ended up in landfills.
Williamson wore killer heels and spoke on the porch of a home so lovely I gasped while walking up the driveway.
I go to Strawbery Banke every Fourth of July, witness glorious joy, glorious gratitude and glorious patriotism on a day filled with red, white and blue.
I doubt my mother’s proudest moment was realizing she had no idea her son was graduating, but I laugh today at the big family syndrome of benign neglect, of really being out of the loop, of celebrating survival in spite of not knowing all of children’s lives.
I earned a second-place award for Columnist of the Year, I shall now put the letters, C.O.Y II after my name.
UPDATED. The state’s only nonprofit online news outlet – InDepthNH.org – took home seven awards in its category and its founder was honored for Lifetime Achievement at the New Hampshire Press Association’s Distinguished Journalism banquet Wednesday night.
Pete did not mention the name of the current leader of the free world, provided only subtle digs at Republicans and offered nourishment to a very thirsty crowd.
Beto’s vibe felt very polite, reverential, boring.
Last night, I waited for presidential candidate Andrew Yang at Portsmouth’s Gas Light Bar and I felt as young as I did in ‘92; I am tempted to join the Yang Gang.
When Presidential Candidate Julian Castro arrived at Dover’s packed Flight Cafe Monday night wearing his crisp blue suit, everyone stood.