To the Editor: I heard about this new organization called Safe Boaters of New Hampshire. Sounds good. Who wouldn’t want to be part of that? Turns out, it is just the latest in a string of high speed boating groups put together ad hoc to fight our boating speed limit. …

To the Editor: The entire school year of any school is focused on providing the best education for the least amount of money. Our Hollis/Brookline Cooperative District is no exception. I am a taxpayer who has attended most of the meetings, Cooperative School Board and Cooperative Budget Committee, and have …

To the Editor: On Tuesday, March 9, residents of Hollis will vote on the Planning Board Ballot, which proposes a number of amendments to the Hollis Zoning Ordinance. One of these, Article 6, has the potential to significantly impact the quality of our drinking water. Passage of Article 6 would …

To the Editor: On March 9 Hollis voters are asked to write in the name of Rosemary Mezzocchi for the Hollis School Board seat and, voters from Hollis and Brookline are encouraged to re-elect Mr. Steven Simons and Dr. James O’Shea to the Hollis Brookline Cooperative School Board. Rosemary has …

To the Editor: I am writing to offer my endorsement for Tom Gehan, candidate for Hollis Budget Committee. Having worked alongside Tom for many years, I can attest to his character, honesty and integrity – our town would be fortunate to have Tom as a public servant. Hollis is not …

To the Editor: I am writing to recommend consideration of Jim Solinas as candidate for Brookline member of the Co-op Budget Committee. Jim has several qualities that are crucial to success in this position. Jim asks good questions and listens to the answers. This is critical because we all have …

To the Editor: Voting “Yes” on Article 12 for Milford voters (in Amherst it is Article 43) will continue these towns participation in the Souhegan Valley Transportation Cooperative. This Cooperative provides a low-cost, door-to-door, wheelchair-accessible bus service for non-emergency medical, and other important transportation needs, for residents of Milford, Amherst, …

To the Editor: Come to the polls Tuesday, March 9, and vote at your local town of Hollis election. Please consider voting for Drew Mason for Hollis School Board Moderator. Drew Mason has been helping our Hollis Town Moderator, Dr. James Squires, for more than four years at all elections …

To the Editor: Election Day for Hollis town candidates is Tuesday, March 9, and I will be voting for Steve Simons for Hollis co-op school board member. Steve, an experienced and dedicated member of the present co-op board, has served for 12 consecutive years. As a former school board member, …

To the Editor: I am asking my fellow Brookline voters to vote yes on Warrant Article 21, at the annual Town Meeting on Wednesday, March 10. This warrant is requesting the taxpayers to continue the land leases at Melendy Pond. The tax revenue generated from these leases is free and …

To the Editor: The Hollis Heritage Commission would once again like to thank Mark LeDoux and the Marie LeDoux Foundation for their continued support of the heritage of Hollis. HONI GLOVER Chairwoman Hollis Heritage Commission …

To the Editor: Here we go again. The town of Hollis is caught between a rock and a hard place because of its so-called spot zoning. We’re referring, of course, the predicament that Doug Orde and surrounding neighbors are in on Depot Road. The neighbors are on residential zoned land …

To the Editor: Jim Bender’s letter of Feb. 19 carried the usual New Hampshire nostrums, but one little tidbit struck me: “...principles of ... highly efficient public institutions.” Sounds good. In business, efficiency is good. But government is not business. This reminded me of what my first boss, Martin Deutsch …

To the Editor: We are writing this letter to ask the voters of Brookline to re-elect Jerry Farwell for road agent. Jerry Farwell has been road agent for the past seven years. The Brookline roads have been maintained at a cost lower than surrounding towns (based on a study done …

To the Editor: This is a copy of a letter sent to the New Hampshire state Senate. Dear Senators, We are contacting you regarding SB464, a bill that would eliminate the two-year study period of boating speed limits on Lake Winnipesaukee and make them permanent immediately without the intended data …

To the Editor: Amendment 6 threatens our Hollis water supply. In March, please vote no on Amendment 6 to permit landscaping material yards in residential and agricultural zones. A portion of Amendment 6 states, “Amend Section XI.A.6.m by deleting the phrase ‘and composting facilities.’” In this proposal, there is no …

To the Editor: In her letter published Feb. 12 regarding gay marriage, Mary Zore refers to “the inevitable re-education that would go into play following this decision. Schools, of course, will be obliged to provide textbooks supporting gay marriage and gay sexuality. This re-education of our children is, of course, …

To the Editor, Each week, I look forward to reading the banter between those for and against marriage equality in this paper. Lively debate has a way of exposing facts, myths and misperceptions. Some people say the definition of marriage hasn’t changed for “literally thousands of years.” Let’s look at …

To the Editor: Preserve Hollis residential and agricultural zoning existence – vote no on Amendment 6. There are six amendments to the Hollis Zoning Ordinances coming up for vote on Tuesday, March 9. Amendments 1 through 5 are proposed by the Planning Board to rectify inconsistencies and conflicts they have …

To the Editor: Ms. Zore states in her letter in the Feb. 12 Hollis Brookline Journal that marriage defined as between “a man and a woman” is a tradition thousands of years old. Really, Ms. Zore? Right now, there are 1.5 billion Muslims who are taught by their holy book …