Congress needs to learn the meaning of compromise

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It’s 4:28 a.m. and I can’t sleep. I’ve had many sleepless nights over the past six months as my mind works overtime always strategizing how to ensure our business will survive. This is true of thousands of other small business owners all over this great country. Uncertainty is a business’s worst nightmare; a nightmare we are all currently living and will be living for the unforeseeable future.

Governor should say no to Trump rally and yes to real responsibility for school plans

read more…: Governor should say no to Trump rally and yes to real responsibility for school plans

Governor Sununu needs to stand up to Trump and tell him that our state will not host a rally until COVID is under control so we don’t undo the progress we’ve made. More than that, we need real leadership from Sununu to provide the information and resources that we need to safely return to school and community life.

Life in the Streets: The struggle with needles, COVID-19 and masks is (still) real

read more…: Life in the Streets: The struggle with needles, COVID-19 and masks is (still) real

It’s August 2020. What are my biggest obstacles these days you ask? The City of Manchester is still facing the abuse of heroin. We’re still trying to convince people that they should wear a mask when they go inside a store. I’m still dealing with coronavirus closing Manchester schools thus taking my job as a substitute teacher away. I feel like the virus has just begun. So why is it so hard for the general public to practice safety habits and ensure safety like many other parts of the world already has? I have faith in Manchester but I need to see some more action, this past week let me down!

Downward Facing Me

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I’m not particularly good at it. I’m not very limber, some Asanas are near-impossible for me — for example, I’m never going to learn Crow Pose — and, admittedly, watching sports and drinking beer often gets in the way of my practice.

Meeting our obligation to vulnerable students

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Some school districts are trying to meet the needs of students with disabilities as outlined in their IEPs but many others are delaying the provision of necessary services or offering only one-size-fits-all education programs. A coalition of educational associations went so far as to suggest, “the best time to consider compensatory education [e.g., supports and services] is after the pandemic subsides.” We could not disagree more.

Jerome Duval: A proven leader with integrity and civility

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The Council needs a voice of reason and level-headedness that will steer clear of divisive party politics and base decisions and votes on the merits. Jerome Duval will respect the will of the voters and work cooperatively with whoever is elected governor. Though disagreements with the governor or other Executive Councilors will occur, Jerome will always be constructive, transparent, and civil on behalf of the citizens of District Four.

It’s a panic attack, Jack

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Let me preface this piece by saying that I’m not a psychologist or an expert on the topic. My experiences are not academic. But, in my opinion, the phrase — “I’m having a panic attack” — is one of the most overused and misunderstood of the modern age.

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