Since before my children can remember, our family has engaged in a certain springtime ritual as authentic as New Hampshire, and older still. Sometime after Valentine’s, as the days are getting longer and the temperatures start to rise, we gather up our dented metal pails and spiles from the ...
The recent history of our own country, a 246-year-old experiment in Democracy, has revealed to us, and to the rest of the world as well, the clear and present danger of arrogant leaders. Through our own American experience, history also teaches us that the more deluded people are about their ...
Siblings tend to have a fair amount in common. They might have the same eye or hair color, or maybe they all share their father’s sense of humor or their mother’s design sense. When it comes to having similar personality traits, however, all bets are off, and my siblings and I are living ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a series of articles provided by Greater Nashua Mental Health in conjunction with Mental Health Awareness Month, May 1-31. ••• We’ve all heard a lot about the challenges around substance use that we, as a community and as a society, face. I do ...
The contrast between the Senate and House was apparent last week, although only the Senate was in session. But at the same time they share a trait that ought to cause the state’s citizens to question who their elected representatives are serving The shadow of COVID-19 has hung over the ...
If you are not familiar with New Hampshire’s Community Mental Health Centers, then you may have overlooked the hidden gems that are in your back yard. CMHCs are places where clients can receive wrap-around services to help them achieve their best possible mental and physical health, keys to ...
