DISCLAIMER: By time you read this, the Mega Millions billion-dollar jackpot may have already been won Friday night (I submitted this last Wednesday). DISCLAIMER #2: I have no idea the condition of Nashua’s finances and budget, so the following free advice I’m offering to Mayor Jim ...
Maybe they simply weren’t aware of the importance of consuming copious amounts of water when Mother Nature turns up the heat on us. Or maybe it wasn’t as easy as it is today to find as much clean water as they needed. It also could be that for some odd reason, the idea of shedding a layer ...
Citizen’s participation in their local government depends on the good will of those serving. Laws exist that permit citizen access to meetings and records but without the good will of those serving to provide access and records, it all falls apart. Nashua’s officials lack the good will ...
The column written by Di Lothrop published in the July 23, 2022, edition of the Telegraph is an excellent example of the use of personal attack to deflect and distract from facts the writer prefers not to talk about. Ms. Lothrop characterizes Trump assistant and Jan. 6th Committee witness ...
American writer and civil rights activist Maya Angelou wrote “When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.” However, it is one of the hardest lessons to learn, but New Hampshire citizens may be beginning to understand what Angelou meant. Nearly two decades ago, ...
By the time he graduated from Nashua High School with his Class of 1961, Carl Tamulevich was already in possession of a lifetime’s worth of awards, tributes, athletic accolades and – most importantly – the unbridled respect of his peers, his elders, and so many others who were proud to ...
