Have you ever had that feeling that you should probably have paid better attention in a particular class? Perhaps you are sitting there reading this nodding your head in agreement saying to yourself, “If I’d paid more attention in geography, I would actually know where Kamchatka is.” ...
As the new president and CEO of the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce, I wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself and to speak to the business community about the benefits of Chamber membership. Starting my fifth year in the Chamber world, I am often asked, In this digital and ...
Throughout my childhood, my father, Tim, almost exclusively listened to Rush Limbaugh in his pickup truck while dropping me off at school. He was the only person I knew that listened to AM radio and I guess I just assumed this is what old people did. I didn’t realize until later that this was ...
It is with a heavy heart that I announce that TaugCon must once again be postponed due to COVID. While this is terribly unfortunate, it is also terribly necessary. Let me say something I very rarely do: I’m sorry. Drink it in, dear reader. It’s not often that history gives you an open ...
Unhappy with the current roster of holidays that we observe? Wish that we could start a movement to shine light on holidays like “National Lint Trap Day” (August 31) and “Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day” (January 22)? Me neither. Here are a holidays that I am starting a formal ...
“In the Spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love.” –Alfred Lord Tennyson “In Spring, this old man’s fancy turns to thoughts of fast new cars.” –Mike Morin Nothing against the former, but the later does torque up my inner tachometer. With nice spring ...
