Local voices chime in on a variety of topics.
In this new year, don’t underestimate the power of your community.
Stay Work Play New Hampshire will now engage in nonpartisan, issues-based advocacy for the first time in our 10-year history. We do this as we seek to become even more impactful in our mission to attract and retain young people in the Granite State.
Let’s start the beginning of the year with the end — the end of what most fans would agree is the last of the great movie musicals.
Forgive me Father for I have sinned. Now, show me the New Me.
Happy New Year! Here are 10 great ideas for 2019, for those who care about the plight of New Hampshire’s residential utility customers.
A annual look back at celebrities who passed in 2018.
This Bible story is the best of all. It tells how God’s chosen people became the greatest nation on earth, and beyond.
Did you know that 94 percent of restaurants make charitable contributions? Whether to assist with a crisis, boost a community project or start a charitable program of their own (more on this in a bit), America’s restaurants are there to help by contributing food, donating their time, and writing checks. The charitable giving of America’s restaurants adds up to a staggering $3 billion a year.
So here’s my problem: I pay rent to have a place to work in our beautiful downtown. That rent pays property taxes. My landlord has invested and risked a tremendous amount of money to renovate and operate my location. I pay property taxes and vehicle registration. The city and state fund homeless shelters to keep people off the streets, and jails and prisons for the rest.
Seeing the homeless camping outside my downtown office inspired me to look for a bright idea. I think I found it.