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Why do you serve?

Five of the nine Nashua Board of Education members feature terms that are scheduled to expire Dec. 31. They are: • Howard Coffman • Doris Hohensee • William Mosher • Susan Porter • Elizabeth Van Twuyver As of this writing, we are uncertain of the re-election plans for ...

Address PFAS problem

In an act so brazen it is almost inconceivable by today’s standards, polluters in the 1970s transported liquid hazardous waste from a Massachusetts incinerator for disposal in Nashua on a regular basis. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, “over 800,000 gallons of ...

Remember the workers

“We’re going to put a lot of coal miners out of work.” Those who lived and worked in Appalachia during the 2016 presidential campaign likely have these words burned into their memories. After Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton made the comments, those opposing her ran ...

Senators act on cue

It did not take members of the New Hampshire Senate long to follow our advice to end the state’s death penalty. Thursday morning, prior to the 16-8 Senate vote to override Gov. Chris Sununu’s veto to end capital punishment in New Hampshire, The Telegraph’s editorial board asked them to ...

Revisit the issue

For most Americans, Roe v. Wade has been the law of the land regarding abortion. Handed down in 1973 by the U.S. Supreme Court, the ruling placed the federal government firmly in charge of regulating whether and in what circumstances women can have their pregnancies terminated. But for the ...

The ‘I’ word

As wild and wacky as the 2020 presidential campaign already is, just imagine throwing a presidential impeachment trial into the middle of it. As it turns out, this may actually happen. After months upon months of investigations into the 2016 campaign actions of President Donald Trump, many ...