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Last March, I sat stunned on the couch in our Martha’s Vineyard rental and re-read my husband’s text. “Topper died this afternoon.”
I was on the Vineyard because we decided to find someone to mind our cattle while we rented a house from January to March, when rents are reasonable. Husband Bruce had gone back to New Hampshire for a quick visit to our farm in Loudon ...
There are times in life when we can’t recollect where we have placed something. Things
disappear and in time they once again show up. It is simply a part of life. Sometimes we
misplace items that might hold more value, such as a family heirloom, or perhaps a purse, wallet or keys to your car. I know I sometimes misplace my glasses and visit the usual places I might hav...
Americans are understandably frustrated with the state of health care in the United States. Stressors, bottlenecks and upside-down finances have further weakened a system already under strain. The public doesn’t know who to blame for soaring costs, lack of access to high-quality care and other challenges. Public policy has offered little by way of solutions, and health care ...
On Feb. 19, I saw the New Hampshire House of Representatives do something I never thought I would see happen. Due to a clerical error, a bill I sponsored — HB 1786 — to address the housing crisis did not receive a public hearing in the House Committee on Housing. Rather than correct that error and refer the bill directly to the Finance Committee where it could have rece...
The honor of the United States is being diminished like spring snow melting into mud season. The executive branch of the U.S. government is casting aside integrity and honesty to be replaced with coercive power, hegemony and wealth. For example, with the airstrikes against Iran, the U.S. is breaching the Olympic truce resolution of Nov. 19, which urged nations to suspend all...