Concord Monitor
Opinion: Mental health and substance misuse are an everyone problem
Substance misuse and mental illness are issues that affect everyone, and New Hampshire is taking steps to restrict access to intoxicating substances and ensure that young people receive the critical…
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Author John Buttrick argues that while modern politics has devolved into a power struggle for wealth and control, true democratic participation requires humility and a collective focus on the needs of the community.