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After spending the past few years being accused of fraud and malingering, Massachusetts’ most vulnerable residents now face being buried beneath a snarl of regulations and a sea of paperwork aimed at denying them the aid they need to survive.
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New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s recent decision to veto adequate funding for the state’s Fish and Game Department is shortsighted, and stands in stark contrast to Massachusetts, which has employed a more proactive approach to conservation and wildlife management.
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I suppose it could have started out as a wager; the notion that, outside of a normal context…
My mom died. Congestive heart failure, 93. So, no surprise.
Exiting Planet Fitness, I headed over to Stop & Shop walking with an upbeat stride to th…
New Hampshire’s political elites quickly pointed fingers after a Democratic National Committ…
This happens often on an exposed ridgeline. There in that perilous space of unclaimed earth …
A headline in a recent APP caught my eye. It was actually a local police log, and …
There’s a strange thing that often happens as we get older. We either become invisible, or a…
To say that the early 21st century is a turbulent era is an understatement. In the last two …
Dorothea Dix believed that there was a great deal of good that needed to be done in the worl…
In June, three separate sewage overflows and main breaks sent millions of gallons of untreat…
“I would love to live like a river flows, carried by the surprise of its own unfolding.”


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