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On the Trail: Trump won the election, but not in New Hampshire, electors vote
12-17-2024 1:21 PM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

Presidential electors gathered at state capitols across the country on Tuesday, to cast their electoral votes in the 2024 election, a key step in formalizing President-elect Donald Trump’s White House victory over Vice President Kamala Harris.At the...


On the trail: GOP ‘comfortable’ with NH holding first primary
12-13-2024 10:05 AM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

The chairman of the Republican National Committee says his party isn’t looking to change its longstanding presidential nominating calendar, which continues New Hampshire’s tradition of holding the first-in-the-nation primary.“I’ve not had any...


From the Farm: Lazy steers find it easier to obey
12-07-2024 2:00 PM

By CAROLE SOULE

What happens when you put a harness on a Belted Galloway steer and drive him like a horse? Bliss. Pure bliss.Jerome and his brother Saturn are my Belted Galloway steers. With some coaxing and encouragement, each, in turn, figured out what I wanted and...


Vintage Views: Christmas’s past
12-07-2024 1:00 PM

By JAMES W. SPAIN II

“I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.” ~ Charles DickensThere comes a time each year when autumn has concluded, we awaken to a crisp morn and frost-covered leaves. Vibrant foliage-laden trees are now bare and thoughts...


On the trail: Scanlan’s to-do list for the next two years includes defending the NH primary
12-06-2024 1:40 PM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

New Hampshire Secretary of State Dave Scanlan says he aims over the next two years to put “the finishing touches” on programs he and his team have been implementing the past couple of years.“We spent the last two years doing a lot of work with the...


Vintage Views: Our beloved clock and bell in Concord
11-25-2024 12:00 PM

By JAMES W. SPAIN II

“How soft the music of those village bells, falling at interval upon the ear in cadence sweet; now dying all away, now pealing loud again, and louder still, clear and sonorous, as the gale comes on! With easy force it opens all the cells where memory...


The amazing talent of a Scottish Highland steer
11-25-2024 11:04 AM

By CAROLE SOULE

What’s more fun than riding in a carriage pulled by a horse? How about a cart pulled by a Scottish Highland steer? Most people think horses are the only draft animals, but maybe they should think about it again. Something as insignificant as a...


On the trail: Sununu’s swan song
11-22-2024 9:36 AM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

MARCO ISLAND, Fla. — Gov. Chris Sununu was busy making the rounds this week, as he attended his final annual winter meeting of the Republican Governors Association after eight years steering New Hampshire.Sununu is in his final weeks of serving as...


Vintage Views: Ben and Charlie, Concord’s last two city-owned horses
11-16-2024 12:00 PM

By JAMES W. SPAIN II

There are times in life when practical decisions, decisions that seem quite simple, hold more value than realized at the onset. It was about seventy-five years ago when the Concord CityManager Brackett was reviewing opportunities to bring Concord...


How is a dog like a cow?
11-16-2024 12:00 PM

By CAROLE SOULE

Two-month-old Scottish Highland steer Owen struggled against the lead rope. He pulled back, then leaped forward and followed with a flop. As he lay on the ground, his left eye peered balefully at me from between his shaggy bangs as if to say, “I don’t...


On the trail: Ayotte sits down and talks priorities as transition from Sununu is underway
11-15-2024 2:44 PM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

Gov.-elect Kelly Ayotte says that the transition process between her incoming administration and that of current Gov. Chris Sununu is underway.“We’ve already met several times,” Ayotte said from her transition office in Concord, just over a week after...


Vintage Views: Where the past meets the future
11-09-2024 7:04 PM

By JAMES W. SPAIN II

“We shape our buildings: thereafter they shape us.” – Winston ChurchillTravel back with me to the year 1959. We are together in a location commonly known as Railroad Square. A 25-acre parcel of land that has known a rich history, a history dating back...


On the trail: 2026 starts to come into focus
11-08-2024 12:50 PM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

Votes are still being counted in some states across the country, and some races have yet to be called in the 2024 election.But in New Hampshire, the campaign spotlight will quickly shift to the state’s 2026 Senate election, which will likely be one of...


Vintage Views: Hidden in plain view – a ramble about town
11-03-2024 8:00 AM

By JAMES W. SPAIN II

“For any American who had the great privilege of being raised in a small town there always remains with him nostalgic memories…. And the older he grows the more he senses what he owed to the simple honesty and neighborliness, the integrity that he saw...


On the trail: Top Dem surrogates parachute into NH – Does it make a difference?
11-01-2024 1:57 PM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

Former President Bill Clinton returned to New Hampshire days before the election to campaign on behalf of Vice President Kamala Harris, Granite State Democratic gubernatorial nominee Joyce Craig, and down-ballot Democrats.The stop in Nashua by the...


On the trail: Harris leads Trump in new NH poll
10-30-2024 5:21 PM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

With less than one week until Election Day, a new public opinion survey in swing state New Hampshire indicates Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris with a single-digit lead over former President Donald Trump, the Republican...


On the Trail: Biden walks back “lock him up” statement about Trump
10-23-2024 12:58 PM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

President Joe Biden saying in Concord “we’ve got to lock him up” in reference to his former political rival sent shockwaves through the race for the White House.Speaking at a political gathering of supporters at the New Hampshire Democratic Party...


On the trail: As D’Allesandro ends 50-year career in state politics, he promises to work on behalf of down-ballot Democrats
10-11-2024 1:41 PM

By PAUL STEINHAUSER

After 50 years serving in New Hampshire’s government as a state representative, executive councilor, and state senator, Thursday was Sen. Lou D’Allesandro’s final day on the Senate floor in an active capacity, as senators voted on a series of vetoes...


From the Farm: A farm is much more than a business
10-06-2024 7:00 AM

By CAROLE SOULE

After 22 years raising cattle, you’d think I’d be unaffected by June, the friendly cow who walks over looking for scratches, or Tazzy, the grumpy mini-pig, grunting for dinner. But despite the years, the critters still pull on my heartstrings. I melt...


Vintage Views: Our villages
10-05-2024 9:00 AM

By JIM SPAIN

“Every day or two, I strolled to the village to hear some of the gossip which is incessantly going on there, circulating either from mouth to mouth, or from newspaper to newspaper, and which, taken in homeopathic doses, was really as refreshing in its...

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