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Books for Christmas giving

I’ve just read Holderness resident Ty Gagne’s new book, The Last Traverse. I bought additional copies for Christmas gifts, going to both Gibson’s in Concord and Innisfree Bookstore in Meredith. Other New Hampshire bookstores should carry it. Ty specializes for his career in risk ...

Which election was rigged?

Poor Donald Trump. He has never been in an “un-rigged” election. In October 2016, a few days before FBI Director Comey plunged that email dagger into the heart of Hillary Clinton’s campaign, Donald Trump complained, without evidence, that the election was rigged. In favor of whom, he ...

Three priorities for 2021

I am humbled and honored that the voters of southern New Hampshire, from Rindge to Nashua, have sent me back to represent them in the New Hampshire Senate. As we begin a new term, I want to share my top three legislative priorities with you. First among these is helping our state’s economy ...

Realistic governance

If you live in the towns of Milford, Hollis, Mont Vernon and New Boston (House District 40), one of your New Hampshire state representatives is Keith Ammon, who is a member of the Free State movement, those libertarian-leaning folks who moved to New Hampshire from elsewhere expressly to ...

We are failing to meet climate goals

It has been five years since the Paris Climate Agreement was created and put forward climate goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and halt the rise of the overall temperature of the Earth. But as a collective, we have failed to meet these goals. The nations that have signed this agreement, ...

Scouting for Food

As we approach Thanksgiving, nearly 3,000 scouts across New Hampshire recently participated in the Daniel Webster Council’s 33rd annual “Scouting for Food” event. In this very difficult year when the COVID pandemic has created unique challenges for all of us, it is more important than ...