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End N.H. death penalty

We have simply grown tired of the endless debate regarding New Hampshire’s death penalty law. The last time the Granite State executed a criminal, the Japanese had yet to bomb Pearl Harbor – and the Boston Celtics did not even yet exist. For some reason, even though not a single person ...

More harm than good?

Understand this about the $4.5 billion Democrats in Congress refused to grant President Donald Trump’s administration this week: It could have prevented an enormous amount of suffering among the very people leaders of the party claim to defend: illegal immigrants. Trump had included the ...

Helpful housing

There are certainly more exorbitant places to live – such as Beverly Hills, Malibu or The Hamptons – but the region of Greater Boston and southern New Hampshire is quite expensive compared to many areas throughout the U.S. This is particularly true when it comes to the cost of buying a ...

Good luck, grads

It is that time of year again, the time when high school and college seniors will become graduates of their institutions. We wish all graduates from the Greater Nashua area the best of luck in their future endeavors. Dream big! However, another class of graduates also deserves recognition. ...

Giving a lift

Earlier this year, The Telegraph reported and opined on a peculiar situation involving the aggressive towing of vehicles from parking lots in downtown Nashua. “He walks around, he rips all the paper signs that we hung up, takes the signs, whacks me in the face with them,” Kyle Ezzio, ...

Nicotine age goes federal

Just last week, after about three months of spirited public discourse, Nashua Board of Aldermen members rejected an ordinance to raise the legal age to purchase or sell tobacco and other nicotine products from 18 to 21. This occurred by a tight 6-7 vote. According to Alderman Ernest Jette, ...