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  • [ Monday, September 25, 2023 ] Tuesday’s weather: Partly sunny and cool, high of 66 Rick Gordon's Weather Corner
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Let’s fund the Alcohol Fund in 2015: Call your Senator today

Sunday, May 17, 2015 Carol Robidoux 0

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aZvdKGKu3k] Judge Ned Gordon, prime sponsor of the legislation that created the Alcohol Fund. There is a drug-related death in New Hampshire every 27 hours. Now more than ever there is public support to READ MORE

Letters to the Editor

Time for a ceasefire on the War on Drugs

Sunday, May 17, 2015 Carol Robidoux 1

The War on Drugs is creating and ensuring addiction, not preventing it. The very people that the system purports to help only become further entangled in their trauma and misery. Time to call a ceasefire. READ MORE

Letters to the Editor

Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive May 9 is largest one-day food drive in the nation

Wednesday, May 6, 2015 Carol Robidoux 1

Last year, more than 70 million pounds of food were collected during the Stamp Out Hunger drive, making this the 11th consecutive year that collections reached over the 70-million-pound mark. READ MORE

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In support of HB 271 on May 7: NH is only New England state without Narcan legislation

Monday, May 4, 2015 Carol Robidoux 0

The people that want to see this bill pass are parents of drug users who are desperate to keep their children alive one more day, in the hopes that a bed will open up at a treatment center, or the next paycheck will cover treatment. May they be granted the right to keep their children alive one more day, in the interest of a better tomorrow? READ MORE

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Letters: Consider joining the annual ACS Relay for Life

Friday, April 3, 2015 Carol Robidoux 0

Please consider joining Relay for Life on June 13-14 at Livingston Park in Manchester, and regain some Hope. READ MORE

Letters to the Editor

Open Letter to NH’s General Court from a recovering addict

Thursday, March 26, 2015 Marty Boldin 0

“No community is immune. No tragedy is mundane. No small-minded gesture will disable what lays in our path. Alcoholism and drug addiction destroys all kinds of relationships. I hope we have not gone too far. I hope you will help us as we seek to stem the tide.” READ MORE

Letters to the Editor

Superintendent, on no school delay decision: ‘I sincerely apologize’

Thursday, February 5, 2015 Carol Robidoux 0

Many parents are angry and frustrated because school was not delayed. I want you to know that I’ve heard you, and I sincerely apologize to the Manchester School District community for today’s decision not to delay the opening of school. READ MORE

Letters to the Editor

US Postal Workers to hold vigil, seek public support in stopping ‘devastating cuts’ to service

Friday, November 14, 2014 Carol Robidoux 0

US Postal Workers are asking the public’s support during a Nov. 14 action day and vigil. READ MORE

Letters to the Editor

Campaign Signs: ‘Candidates should pick up after themselves’

Sunday, November 9, 2014 Carol Robidoux 7

Hillside Middle School student wants candidates to pick up after themselves and clean up campaign signs left on her school’s “front lawn.” READ MORE

Letters to the Editor

On Election Day, voting = preservation life, liberty

Tuesday, September 9, 2014 Carol Robidoux 0

To the editor: Today, September 9 is Primary Day in New Hampshire and is often the case in September voting, the turnout is expected to be light. That creates an opportunity for principled, dedicated voters READ MORE

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  • Sept. 26: Airplane glue is no madeleine
  • Shaheen visits NCC aviation program that’s expected to fill crucial job shortage
  • Shaheen asked about impact from possible shutdown
  • Tuesday’s weather: Partly sunny and cool, high of 66
  • Trash talk: Landlords, residents up in arms about ordinance change to halt city garbage pick-up
  • Sharing is caring: 60 lap blankets from the heart for students at Wilson Street School
  • “New Hampshire Declaration of Independence” event on Tuesday in front of State House
  • Manchester’s 1904 Champion Basketball Team: A story of politics, sports, and revenge, Sept. 26 at the library
  • New Boston finally will get a new fire station, thanks to the Department of Defense
  • Join ‘Fox & Friends’ at Copper Door for live segment following Sept. 28 televised GOP debate
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  • RecoverYdia: It's good to hear you, Keith. The bulleted points of "True Wisdom" are pearls dropping with a boom! Thank You.…
  • Stephen Kelley: This sounds about par for the course. They never consider the impact of their decisions on the residents of "Center…
  • m tp: All Manchester tenants can thank the mayor for an immediate $300. a month rent increase. I also wonder how much…
  • kateblue: Its about time, I lived in Manchester for nearly 30 years and its quite clear that landlords are spoiled and…
  • kateblue: The city is very dilligent about getting after people who dump debris around in public places, I can name you…
  • Corpsman 🐱‍👤: Makes sense to me. Ever see a row of green waste containers, overstuffed with trash, blow open with a good…
  • Tony Jankowski: The city won't have the resources to follow up on these places, and the trash will not only pile up…
  • Jon Hopwood: Thank you for this information!
  • Hollis McGuire: What I don't yet understand - if she can raise enough funds, will the eviction process be halted? The goal…
  • Stephen Laurin: It looks like we have two interesting candidates for Mayor. I hope we can have an honest debate about how…

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