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Is This Still the “Live Free or Die” State?

October 11, 2021 Op-Ed

We often hear those who protest various political or social ills described as fringe, extreme right or left, angry, or other negative comments meant to marginalize whatever group is out of favor with the media and their political allies. Governor Sununu is a frequent offender in this department. He repeatedly uses these inflammatory and … Read more

America Needs to Rethink the Way We Educate Our Children.

October 11, 2021 Op-Ed

America needs to rethink the way we educate our children. The public school system was meant to be a means to shore up and strengthen the nation’s experiment in limited government. But what was sold to America in the 1800s as a servant has now become a powerful, perverted, centralized, master.

For the Sake of Generations to Come, Do Not Take Their Blood Money

October 6, 2021 Op-Ed

Councilors, I was trained as an RN back in the 1970s. Have you ever asked yourselves why they IMMEDIATELY went to an mRNA “vaccine,” – all of which had consistently failed animal testing by Big Pharma for at least a decade in the past – instead of attenuated or live virus vaccines that have been used successfully for decades!

The Added Cost of Another Traffic Light Right Up Nashua’s Middle (School)!

August 2, 2021 Op-Ed

I recently noticed that my usual shortcut into the inner city is under attack. A new light is being built on Manchester Street at the intersection of Pennichuck Middle School and Ferry Street.

A Response to “Won’t be back until after anti-vaccine law is repealed” …

July 31, 2021 Op-Ed

Regarding Dan Hamilton’s recent letter titled “Won’t be back until after anti-vaccine law is repealed.” I believe Mr. Hamilton exemplifies exactly what residents of New Hampshire absolutely despise about the yearly invasion of tourists from states like Massachusetts.

“This May Be the Most Biased Piece of Crap I Have Ever Seen in Your Publication”

July 25, 2021 Op-Ed

I repeat below the alleged “news” story appearing in today’s online edition of The Telegraph. In a short couple of paragraphs, this may be the most biased piece of crap I have ever seen in your publication, and I say that as a subscriber since 1980. Where to begin.

I Believe That Senator Maggie Hassan Is At the End of Her Political Rope.

July 24, 2021 Op-Ed

To get to the point, the 2022 Election can, at long last, turn things around. Senator Hassan should surely exit stage left, but then enter . . . who? Well, I’ll tell you who.

The Constitution Doesn’t Need to Be Fixed.

May 5, 2022July 12, 2021 Op-Ed

American’s who love liberty should protect it by finding out why George Soros has spent billions of dollars over the past decade to promote Article V Constitutional Conventions (ConCon).

A Tough and Risky Decision: Is It Medicine or Poison?

October 29, 2024July 2, 2021 Joseph Mirzoeff

I went to June 29th’s SwampBat game to observe the popup vaccine clinic, announced to start at 5 pm, the game starting at 6:30. I also wanted to have supper there – senior entry $3, a good deal, supported by volunteers.

The Sky Is Falling, You Must Hate Babies and We Will Side with the Democrats If You Don’t Give Us What We Want!

December 16, 2025June 23, 2021 Op-Ed

…and a bear and tiger and lion too… Oh my! – There’s a lot of sound and fury right now in NH GOP politics over the budget (HB2) but the facts are really pretty simple and how and why we are here is really pretty sinister. So grab a coffee and let’s unpack some of this … Read more

Who Is a Terrorist? Is It You, Me, Our Neighbor?

June 18, 2021 Op-Ed

Where is Paul Revere when you need him? Who is a terrorist? Is it you, me, our neighbor? The people must be on the watch for who they call “a terrorist” because one day, it could be you, me, or our neighbor. You think not! Wait and see.

Live Stream Windham Audit Update – “Here are my Concerns”

June 14, 2021June 14, 2021 Op-Ed

I attended the live-stream meeting with Bob Giuda and Harri Hursti, the tech guru and self-proclaimed hacker responsible for the “forensic” audit of the voting machines used in Windham.

I Do Not Want a Level 4 Bio-Weapons Lab in My State

May 26, 2021May 22, 2021 Op-Ed

Dear Attorney (AG, Governor, State Senators, House reps, US Senators); with all the issues today with our food and paper products having sporadic availability, I think it is important to address the National Bio and Agro-defense Facility (NBAF) level 4 lab being built in Manhattan, KS.

Windham Selectmen Should Ask Themselves These Questions to Understand the Public Outrage

May 6, 2021May 4, 2021 Op-Ed

On May 3^rd, I experienced a sentimental return to my teaching days of many years ago as I drove through the turn around at the Windham Center School. Of course, this was after hours, and my principal reason for being in Windham at 6:30 PM was to attend the Windham Selectman’s Meeting scheduled for 7 PM.

“Gov. Sununu and the AG Gordan MacDonald need to be removed from office”

July 9, 2025December 10, 2020 Daniel Richard

NH Attorney General Gordon MacDonald is corrupt and he is committing crimes against the good people of this State. He needs to be removed from office.

Bolduc vs. Messner – This Race is About Protecting the U.S. Senate, not Just Winning in NH

September 7, 2020 Op-Ed

What if Bolduc is the more principled conservative and would be a better and more consistent vote in the U.S. Senate? Recently, several articles have talked about Bolduc’s career, his time of service to our country, his advocacy for our veterans, and his efforts to bring out the issues of PTSD.

Hostile Work Environment Alleged in Peterborough Town House

August 29, 2025September 2, 2020 Op-Ed

Story posted by Damien Fisher at NHReporter.com – reposted with permission Long-time Peterborough Town Clerk Linda Guyette is accused of creating a hostile work environment in town hall, prompting the town to hire an outside investigator, according to documents obtained by NH Reporter. Guyette declined to comment on the story when contacted last week. “I … Read more

Op-Ed – Applying lessons of remote instruction when we go back to school

May 11, 2020May 11, 2020 Op-Ed

I recently spoke to a pair of high school juniors with very different perspectives on remote instruction.

Leslie (not her real name) was committed to keeping a strict schedule when schools shifted to remote instruction in April.

Have we really counted the costs?

November 19, 2024April 26, 2020 Andrew Manuse

How long does it take to build a new home from scratch and how many people with how many different skills are needed to get the job done? How long does it take for an uncontrollable fire to reduce that house to ashes?

OpEd – Waive Growler Regulations, Save the Beer

August 29, 2025March 26, 2020 Op-Ed

The goal of legislators is always to find solutions to improve the lives of our constituents. In these unprecedented times in struggling with COVID-19, finding solutions may look different than it did a month ago, but our mission has not changed. Together, we can come through this crisis. Related: To-Go Beer & Wine Coming to … Read more