Local voices chime in on a variety of topics.
As there is no current contract, I’m going on my fourth year, out of the past five, without a step increase. Attached I have done the math to show you how much income 40 percent of the educators are losing every year and the long-term accumulation of this loss.
Any student who wants to excel could use some extra study strategies for remembering and understanding course information. Here are my top 7 tips for effective studying.
Anyone been to Strawberry Fields in Central Park lately? Did you see the amazing hulk of the Dakota apartment building across the street? You will definitely want to know more about this building and the people who lived there. And The Address makes finding out a really fun read and a great whodunnit from 1884 – 1985 about this iconic place.
This “old lady” hates the honking on parade day, anyway.
Have we become less social in our everyday lives because we try to capture every little thing we do? Has social media changed the way we communicate in person with someone? Do you text someone instead of walk across the room to talk to that same person? I am guessing many of us have said yes to most or all of these questions and that is a problem.
Many people claim that CBD helps them with anxiety, muscle cramps, and spasms. CBD is also an effective anti-inflammatory and if you keep the inflammation down, you decrease pain.
MEA longs to return to the days when the MEA and the school board stood shoulder to shoulder making Manchester’s educators among the most fairly paid in the state.
Here are just a few of the better ones to keep in your back pocket if (when) cannabis becomes legal in New Hampshire. You’ll be the life of the party – trust me on this one.
In the race for U.S. Congress in New Hampshire’s First Congressional District (NH-1), there is only one candidate who carries the mantle of Rachel Carson, Bill McKibben, and the long heritage of American environmental concern, and that is environmental scientist Mindi Messmer.
Maura Sullivan, an Illinois native who arrived in NH from DC last summer, who has no connection to the state, is running for the First District seat in Congress.
New Hampshire’s Primary voting day is Tuesday, September 11 and it is bound to be full of surprises and upsets. Here’s a primer.
Please take this survey by September 15. And, don’t forget to vote in your local primary election on Tuesday, Sept. 11th.
Throughout the United States, wages have been stagnant for the last 40 years. Any gains workers made in wage increases have been eaten up by inflation. Minimum wage increases have been so small and so rare that low-wage workers have actually lost money over the past couple of decades.
There are 11 candidates to choose from in the Democratic primary race. The headcount may overwhelm, but the evidence clearly points to one who is overwhelmingly more qualified than the rest of the pack: Naomi Andrews. Here’s why.
Today, the addict faces not just opiates — chemicals derived from poppies — but opioids —synthetic and much more powerful versions of the drugs of days gone by.
Knowing that the legalization of recreational cannabis is in New Hampshire’s near future, let’s talk about some guidelines for its use.
We may have our problems here, but we are not alone with those issues and if we look to the larger cities for assistance we can overcome any obstacle.
Those of you who care about where your electricity comes from or how much you pay for it should care about the fate of two bills now in play in Concord.
By knowing that we have an endocannabinoid system, you can tailor how you use cannabis. Are you looking for a relaxed or calming effect or a decrease in pain? Then concentrate on products containing THC which will bind with your CB1 receptors.
“Live and be happy” are the last words of advice that both my mom and papa told me before they passed away almost three years ago. Neither knew they had told me the same exact advice, but both realized the impact it would have on me.