Weather forecasting remains an inexact science even as some pros in the business continue to hone their skills and to deploy equipment that is truly remarkable and life-saving. Read moreStorm survival: Forget that forecast
It appears that the New Hampshire state Senate must once again be the public’s best defense against yet another attempt to legalize a dangerous drug. It is a drug that is getting more dangerous all the time. Read moreDangerous drug: NH Senate can stop it
The observation has been made before but remains very much true in the case of Howard Brodsky, the new Citizen of the Year as announced by the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
With many important topics facing New Hampshire and the nation right now, we will go with the top two: the proposal for an “adult” retreat for those with diaper issues, and the curious case of Taylor Swift and the Super Bowl.
There is much wisdom in the old and simple saying that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Regrettably, some well-intended legislators in Concord this week are moving to “fix” our Right-to-Know Law.
Now that national pundits and pols have left our fair little state, what to make of the 2024 presidential primaries?
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