Some years ago, a newspaper suggested that the state of Florida is the perfect barometer for strange behavior. As a former Floridian, I concur. I may not have added to the Sunshine State’s gritty surrealism, but I sure didn’t fight it. IN THE DOGHOUSE: Last week, a Miami veterinarian ...
Thank you to the New Hampshire National Guard, local community and safety personnel who continue doing their parts in batting down the COVID crisis. After four visits for vaccine injections, (two for Lady Baba, two for me), I am grateful not only for their service but impressed by their upbeat ...
U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, New Hampshire’s senior senator, just may have discovered the secret to delivering her self-admitted so-so jokes at the PLUS Company’s Wild Irish Breakfast – with no concerns whatsoever about how they’ll be received by her audience. Shaheen, who as a former ...
Elections have consequences and Democrats are about to receive a difficult reminder of how impactful the repercussions can be. The second decade of the 21st Century ended Dec. 31 and that means the U.S. Census will be done counting the nation’s people, the population of every state, ...
Ensuring the safety of students should be the top priority of all of New Hampshire’s schools. Students need to know that they are in a safe and secure environment in order to learn. Many communities across our state, including here in Nashua, have for years partnered with their local police ...
In a democratic republic like the United States, voters are meant to choose their politicians, not the other way around. Like many of our fellow Granite Staters, we take free and fair elections personally. One of us served for years as a Republican leader in the NH House of Representatives ...
