I am Proud of Our Progress
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I am Proud of Our Progress

As Chair of the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative (NHEC), serving over 110 towns with electric and fiber internet services, I am proud of our progress in delivering affordable, reliable services to our members. This year, three of our eleven governing board seats are up for election, and I urge members in Grafton County to vote to sustain this momentum.

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I worried. But never like this.
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I worried. But never like this.

My friend is perfectly qualified to advance and do many jobs. Now, you would think Medical would be a Positive caring atmosphere to volunteer. Don’t be fooled by their inappropriate attitude. What would you do if you were forced to use a walker?

Paralyze to what medical issue you’re experiencing?

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STOP DISCRIMINATING
Letters to the Editor Barney Smith Letters to the Editor Barney Smith

STOP DISCRIMINATING

My friend is perfectly qualified to advance and do many jobs. Now, you would think Medical would be a Positive caring atmosphere to volunteer. Don’t be fooled by their inappropriate attitude. What would you do if you were forced to use a walker?

Paralyze to what medical issue you’re experiencing?

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Less State Funding
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Less State Funding

New Hampshire gives less state funding to public schools than any other state. Because of this, towns have to make up the difference with high property taxes. In Haverhill, many taxpayers are frustrated. Property taxes keep going up, while state support keeps going down. 

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Why “Normal” Lab Results Don’t Always Mean You’re Well
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Why “Normal” Lab Results Don’t Always Mean You’re Well

For many people in rural communities, this experience is both frustrating and isolating. Specialty care can be difficult to access. Appointments are often short. When serious disease is ruled out, patients are frequently left without a clear path forward.

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