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Opinion

Thomas seeking office

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My name is Wendy Thomas, and I am the Democratic candidate for Merrimack’s open New Hampshire House seat in the upcoming Special Election (April 13). Part of advocating for and representing a town is knowing how that town works – and I do more than any candidate in this race. My husband, ...

Adhere to the guidelines

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Following is a letter I sent to Governor Sununu and I feel it needs attention. Why has NH completely removed Food Service Workers from the CDCs Phase 1 roll out recommendations when they are, short of dentists wearing full PPE, the only profession where workers are directly exposed to people ...

No cheating, please

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After each ten year census, NH is “redistricted.” How can 400 representatives be shared with equal-sized groups? The NEW HAMPSHIRE Constitution requires one representative for every 3,290 citizens. It is supposed to be a fair, nonpartisan and transparent process. But in 2011, the ...

The problem, as I see it

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The problem as I see it right now is that close to 50% of Americans currently feel that those on the other side want to fundamentally change America. They want to change the way that our shared government is designed down to its foundation so that those on the other side can never have a voice ...

Vote against Article 3

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I am asking my fellow voters in Milford to vote against Town Warrant Article 3. For the past 35 years, Milford has been part of MACC Base. The towns that are part of this association up until recently have worked together for the common good to provide emergency dispatch services for their ...

‘Right to Work’ right for N.H.

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The Business and Industry Association, New Hampshire’s statewide chamber of commerce and leading business advocate, testified today before the Senate Commerce Committee in support of Senate Bill 61, a bill establishing New Hampshire as a “Right to Work” state, and making it the only ...