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  • No More Senior Ghettos!

    I just heard of a project which would build over 100 SMALL/TINY apartments. Another Senior ghetto! Why must we segregate seniors when what they need to keep healthy and active is a neighborhood where they can interact with all ages, walk to the grocery store, post office and find available transportation? And where younger neighbors can be of ...
    Posted to Seniors Count (Weblog) by Seniors Count on August 5, 2008
  • NH Couple Shares Secret to Living a Job-Free Lifestyle

    New Hampshire Couple Shares Secret to Living a Job-Free Lifestyle With four children and work schedule no one should (but so many do) call their own, Jeffrey and Samantha Cleveland* decided it was time to take control of their lives back in 2005.  Decision is the first step to achieving anything.  Action is the second. In May of ...
    Posted to Job-Free Lifestyle (Weblog) by SCleveland on July 3, 2008
  • Bedford Executive Finds His Roots Back in Community Banking

    June 11, 2008 - Hampshire First Bank’s Board of Directors have recently appointed Bedford resident, John Terravecchia as Chairman of their Audit Committee. He will be responsible for overlooking the committee’s work during annual audits in the Bank’s three Southern New Hampshire locations. With 40 years of being involved in the ...
    Posted to Community Banking (Weblog) by Dlager on June 18, 2008
  • David Duke, Obama and Our Small Minded Grandparents

    The first politician I remember meeting was David Duke. It was the late 80's, I was 17 and at a Mardi Gras parade in southeastern Louisiana. I shook his hand, talked to him a little; he asked me if I was old enough to vote, I said "Yeah, I'm going to vote", and took his literature. I read it on the ...
  • Windham candidates file for office

    By Darrell Halen  Two three-year seats on the Windham Board of Selectmen are up this March and four men are running: Bruce H. Richardson, former selectman Galen Stearns, Planning Board member Ross McLeod, and state Rep. Charles McMahon, a former selectman. Alan Carpenter and Margaret Crisler are not seeking re-election. Other ...
    Posted to Windham News (Weblog) by Salem Editor on February 6, 2008
  • How to begin a Flood Reduction Plan

    Flooding has become a serious problem in many towns throughout the state .Last year around this time I decided to take a good look at the flooding problem in my town .I started by doing two things .One was to go online and see whats been done and whats being done to reduce flooding . The second thing I did was to go out and have a good look at ...
    Posted to end the flooding (Weblog) by dennis burke on January 21, 2008
  • Selectmen back new police station

    By Darrell Halen  A $7.3 million proposal to build a new police station was unanimously backed by Salem selectmen and appears to have the support of most Budget Committee members. Plans call for a 26,000-square-foot building that would be constructed behind the current station. The new facility is being requested to accommodate a ...
    Posted to Salem Observer (Weblog) by Salem Editor on January 16, 2008
  • SHS students hear about attorney general’s job

    By Darrell Halen Gathered in the auditorium of Salem High School for the kickoff of this year’s Sophomore Career Exploration Day, 10th-graders learned about the work of one of New Hampshire’s top officials – Attorney General Kelly Ayotte. While taking questions from students, Ayotte said that some of the most ...
    Posted to Salem Observer (Weblog) by Salem Editor on January 16, 2008
  • Record turnout for primary

    BY JENN McDOWELLHigh voter turnouts, particularly among young people and independents, characterized this year’s primary election as one of a possible culture change. More than half of registered voters in Hooksett, Pembroke, Allenstown, Auburn, Candia and Epsom participated in the primary vote, with Hooksett hitting a high 68 percent ...
    Posted to Hooksett Banner (Weblog) by Hooksett Editor on January 9, 2008
  • New Hampshire has one hell of a responsibility!

     Dear Joseph, I may be the underdog in this campaign, running against two candidates with more than $200 million between them – but the real underdogs are the middle class and those without a voice in America today. They are losing ground while the CEOs of huge corporations pocket million dollar bonuses and corporate lobbyists get ...
    Posted to Ham and Eggs and Politics! (Weblog) by Joseph Raglione on January 6, 2008
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