Moderation in New Hampshire House as Scamman leads
Concord reports that speaker Doug Scamman, elected last December, has shifted House tone toward moderation. Democrats backed him, while conservative Republicans worry his impartial approach narrows their 100 member GOP majority and blocks tax and rights initiatives.
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Lessons from Schiavo case raise endoflife planning points
Portsmouth lawyer Denis Dillon notes the national debate around Terri Schiavo could have been avoided if she had a living will or health care power of attorney. He says without documented wishes she becomes a focal point rather than a private individual.
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Frisbee's Market to Remove Local Café Table for Modernization
In Kittery Point Maine a rickety wooden table at Frisbee's 1828 Market draws daily locals who gather to share news and neighborly aid. Owner Frank Frisbee III says the table is being removed starting March 31 to modernize and boost sales, notices tucked into papers March 3.
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Framing Frankenfoods on a Vermont ballot vote
Kathleen D Bailey reports on Warner town voters approving a nonbinding warrant article to discourage growing genetically engineered crops and support moratoriums and manufacturer liability. The measure echoes a broader trend with 70 Vermont towns adopting similar articles and a state labeling law. Three Stratham farmers oppose government intervention and favor letting biotech progress proceed.
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Genetic foods change through science and policy
Few Americans recognize how far genetically altered foods reach. Scientific advances merge food and medicine, shaping consumer options. Corporate farms grow with federal support, driving new agricultural trends and oversight.
Women ride motorbikes break gender barriers
Elise Moody of Methuen, Mass, and Connie Disanto are part of a wave of women moving from dirt bikes to road legal motorcycles. They describe riding as a sensory, wind pressed experience and see it as a form of empowerment beyond traditional expectations.
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Connie Disanto
Lot te Weekend Lottery Draw Report
Lottery table lists numbers 388 and several line items with heads or tails outcomes. The Mass Daily shows seven to zero and other figures. The entries appear as a fragmented lottery result from a 2005 issue with March dates and local page marks.
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