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NH Primary Source: More than 80 local elected officials call for boost in âanemicâ state education funding
Letter organized by Somersworth City Councilor Gerding calls for lawmakers to follow recommendations of Commission to Study School Funding Share Updated: 2:07 AM EDT May 6, 2021 Advertisement
NH Primary Source: More than 80 local elected officials call for boost in âanemicâ state education funding
Letter organized by Somersworth City Councilor Gerding calls for lawmakers to follow recommendations of Commission to Study School Funding Share Updated: 2:07 AM EDT May 6, 2021 EDUCATION FUNDING PLEA. More than 80 elected local leaders from Berlin to Nashua are calling on state lawmakers to address the age-old New Hampshire issue of education funding. A letter organized by Somersworth City Councilor Matt Gerding this week urges state lawmakers and Gov. Chris Sununu to follow the December recommendations o
1. If you don’t want to buy new clothes till you’ve lost some weight, treat yourself to something small like a scarf, tie, aftershave or a lipstick. You could do with a treat, so have one. It will perk you up.
2. At breakfast, swap toast or a sugary cereal for porridge. It’s great for providing a slow release of energy so you can get through the morning without snacking.
Eat it with salt the Scottish way. Or add some juicy fruits like blueberries.
A spoonful of honey is also fine, but don’t use loads of syrup or sugar. Porridge contains good stuff like Vitamin B1 and B5, phosphorus, zinc and iron. And if you’re keen to drop a few pounds, you can make it with water rather than milk.
1. If you don’t want to buy new clothes till you’ve lost some weight, treat yourself to something small like a scarf, tie, aftershave or a lipstick. You could do with a treat, so have one. It will perk you up.
2. At breakfast, swap toast or a sugary cereal for porridge. It’s great for providing a slow release of energy so you can get through the morning without snacking.
Eat it with salt the Scottish way. Or add some juicy fruits like blueberries.
A spoonful of honey is also fine, but don’t use loads of syrup or sugar. Porridge contains good stuff like Vitamin B1 and B5, phosphorus, zinc and iron. And if you’re keen to drop a few pounds, you can make it with water rather than milk.
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DOVER – The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce will host its annual State of the City forum Thursday, April 22 from 9 to 10 a.m. in an online format. The virtual event is free, but pre-registration is required at dovernh.org/SOTC.
The event, underwritten by Eversource, will take place via Zoom video conference with a livestream on the chamber’s Facebook page. It will also be recorded and made available through both the chamber and city websites. In addition to Eversource, the event is sponsored by Newburyport Bank.
The forum will feature Assistant City Manager and Director of Planning and Strategic Initiatives Christopher G. Parker, who will discuss the city s master plan, why master plans are critical for municipalities, and how Dover approaches the process. Additional speakers include Mayor Robert Carrier and Kevin McEneaney, chairman of Dover’s 400th Anniversary Committee.
Enough rhetoric: if the Labour leader wants to create a better future, he must act
Keir Starmer’s Labour ‘must make palpable a post-carbon society that offers something for all.’ Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
Keir Starmer’s Labour ‘must make palpable a post-carbon society that offers something for all.’ Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
Sun 11 Apr 2021 01.00 EDT
There is little to object to in Keir Starmer’s article; there is even less to be inspired by, or to set the blood racing (“We must be bold and end the idea that inequality is inevitable. Let’s get Britain working again”, Opinion). Faced with a government doing more to dismantle democracy than any in living memory and abusing its position to favour friends and supporters, surely this is a time to stand tall and proud for the values that matter.