Ray Brown
WHY ARE SO MANY meetings dreaded occurrences?
When summer has ended, the monthly meetings start. And now in autumn many of us are back to many committee meetings, board meetings, trustee meetings. We meet for national, state and local politics, non-profit organizations, church, recreational clubs, and special interest groups. Sometimes there are those infrequent all-membership meetings or New England town meetings. Some businesses and governmental staffs own weekly meetings.
Raymond J. Brown is a member of the White Mountain Unit of the National Association of Parliamentarians. He lives in Londonderry.
HERE IN New Hampshire, we are already in a new political season. So it’s not too early to appeal to candidates, and would-be candidates, who want our votes: Please take the Bible into account when you talk about migrants and immigration.
ACCORDING TO the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, more than one in five American adults live with a mental illness, and more than 1 in 25 adults live with a serious mental illness. This means that we all know someone who may need help, and as our mental health changes over time, i…
FOR MORE THAN 25 years I have worked with advocates across New Hampshire encouraging legislators to implement an adult Medicaid oral health benefits bill. Over the years, there have been a countless number of initiatives our foundation has supported to promote oral health access, but finally…
I READ Michael Skelton of the NH Business and Industry Association’s article in the New Hampshire Sunday News and have to say that I agree with some of what he has to say. He recommends an all-of-the-above approach to addressing energy costs, which is a good idea.
MORE THAN 160,000 students attend New Hampshire public schools, representing more than 90% of families with school-age children. On average, these students perform among the best in the country, which says a lot when state funding of public schools is the lowest in the country. It also says …
YOU CANNOT preserve our democratic institutions when only one in five students understand the basics of them.
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