It is once again that time of year when we all create our New Year’s resolutions, that list of things we resolve to do next year to make our lives better. This season often causes me to reminisce back to simpler times, when New Year’s Eve was owned by Guy Lombardo and his Royal ...
As I’ve done for several years, I once again devote this space to paying tribute to local folks we lost over the course of a most forgettable year named 2020. I see it as an opportunity for all of us to silently appreciate those folks, be they family members, close friends, or acquaintences ...
I’ve been racking my brain trying to think of pleasant things that happened in 2020. I fear I may fall short of my expectations. On the plus side, nobody got murdered by murder hornets, although some neighborhoods in rough parts of town were intimidated by murder hornet gangs. Murder ...
On Dec. 20, 2020, the United States Congress, hopelessly addicted to deficits and the printing press as important sources of permanent economic health and wellness, submitted to the president for his approval, a 5,593-page stimulus spending bill. Also known as The Consolidated Appropriations ...
The year 2020 will never be forgotten by the people who were alive and old enough to remember. A worldwide pandemic disrupted the daily activity of everyone and upended the world’s economy, including New Hampshire’s. The financial disruption is evident in the state’s Comprehensive ...
And finally it’s Christmas. A time for remembrance of happy Christmas past; for enjoying happy Christmas present; for anticipation of happy Christmas future. Many years ago, Francis Church of the New York Sun wrote a famous editorial in reply to a letter from an 8-year-old girl, Virginia ...
