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Inside the campaign to revive a vetoed 'food freedom' bill
The State House stairs crawled with lawmakers recessing for lunch, and Meryl Nass followed, hooking a green insulated Whole Foods bag in her elbow and clutching business cards in the opposite fist.…
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6mGOP candidates for Congress temperate toward Trump, push affordability message in NH's second district
Republican newcomers Victor Orlando and Lily Tang Williams are competing in the primary for New Hampshire's second congressional district with both candidates emphasizing affordability and economic relief for voters.
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9mAt Dismas Home, 'another chance' at recovery through the drug court system
Kimberly Graham sat on the couch, a sheet of paper in hand, surrounded by women who saw her as a mirror of what was possible. “Tell me one success and one challenge you’ve had,” she asked them. One woman said that she was inching closer to finally getting her driver’s license. Another admitted she struggled […]
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12mAmid multiple court battles, a guide to the status of mail-in voting
A federal judge removed the final injunction against President Trump's executive order restricting mail-in ballots, although implementation remains uncertain due to ongoing litigation and logistical challenges.
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4mOpinion: Public good of private interests
In his opinion piece, Michael Bertrand reflects on historical American progressivism and calls for a modern return to prioritizing the public good over private interests.
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3mAnn Storrs Kellogg
<html><head></head><body>Ann Storrs Kellogg<br /><br />Durango, CO - Ann Storrs Kellogg, 95, passed away peacefully on August 1, 2026 in Durango, Colorado.<br /><br />Born on May 7, 1931 in West Hartford, Connecticut, Ann was the eldest child and only ...