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To the Editor: This opinion may make me a pariah amongst Trump people but I would consider that a badge of honor. The NFL leadership has once again proven themselves to be cowards. They shrank in the face of two-bit bullying by The Donald.

To the Editor: Since Barack Obama was President before, during, and after the last presidential election, I'm wondering why he isn't being questioned about any Russian interference.

To the Editor: In November, I am excited to re-elect Kevin Cavanaugh in state Senate District 16. I do so because I have seen firsthand his strong support for our schools and our young people.

Don't bet the farm, or the house, or a second mortgage to chase your dream. Those who do, more often than not, end up working on someone else's farm and living in someone else's house paying rent.

The regional accounting firm of Nathan Wechsler Co. PA promoted Stephanie R. Kondvar, CPA, Sarah R. Wright, CPA, and Nina Ann Timney.

A new real time valuation tool being developed in Portsmouth is promising to disrupt the fine art market.

There have been several fatal motor vehicle accidents on New Hampshire roads already this summer. Sadly, roadway fatalities are not all that uncommon in New Hampshire.

To the Editor: Since last September we have been trying to get the sidewalks on Amherst Street from Lincoln to Ashland repaired via our alderman, Christopher Herbert.

Republican Bruce Crochetiere's sudden withdrawal from the First Congressional District Race sets up a showdown between GOP frontrunners Sen. Andy Sanborn and Eddie Edwards.

'Democracy demands that we're able to also get inside the reality of people who are different than us, so we can understand their point of view. Maybe we can change their minds, maybe they'll change ours.'

From 1863 to 1865 the large and busy United States Army post at Hilton Head, S.C., was well-served by an excellent military brass band.

Christopher Cantwell, the 'crying Nazi' who pepper-sprayed counter-demonstrators at a Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Va., last summer, returned to Keene on Saturday, a day after a Virginia judge gave him eight hours to leave the commonwealth.

A state labor investigation found 15 violations of wage, insurance and record-keeping laws at a Tuftonboro trucking company, a probe opened after a 6-year-old passenger died in one of its trucks last May.

The new facility for GT Advanced Technologies GTAT on Wentworth Drive in Hudson is humming with crystal furnaces, tinkering engineers and filled with unpacked equipment shipped over from its old Merrimack facility.

Fed by phosphorus, cyanobacteria blooms and milfoil and other invasive plants continue to threaten water quality in Lake Winnipesaukee, according to an environmental watchdog group that on Saturday announced it is ramping up its efforts to clean up the Big Lake.

When things are going well with an important client, all is great. That would be a good time to undertake new initiatives, while working on improving efficiency and continuing to learn about each other's businesses.

The ticket deadline has been extended for the annual Mayor's Senior Luncheon, which is scheduled for 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 13, at The Manchester Downtown Hotel formerly the Radisson, 700 Elm St.

Those owning a home worth 300,000 in town will get a one-time, 1,000 windfall this fall after a judge refused to let school officials hold a special meeting to place more than 1 million of collected but unspent money into reserves.

To the Editor: I am writing to support the candidacy of Chris Pappas for U.S. Representative from New Hampshire's First Congressional District.

To the Editor: As an Epping resident for almost 39 years, I am excited to say that I will be voting on Sept. 11 for one of Epping's own, Naomi Andrews, for Congress.