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What’s important to you about voting this year? Maybe it’s an issue affecting your family, something happening in your community, an experience you’ve had, or simply something you hope will change.
We want to hear your story. Send us a short selfie-style video telling us what’s inspiring your vote, or your perspective on voting. Submit your video by 11:59 p.m. ET on Oct. 23, and if you are eligible, you will be entered for a chance to win a $25 gift card.*
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New Hampshire’s high-stakes Senate race is heating up, and Democratic Congressman Chris Pappas isn’t holding back.
On the latest episode of Gloves Off, Pappas joins Tara McGowan to discuss his showdown with Republican John Sununu, the influence of dark money, and what he’s hearing from voters across the Granite State. Plus, don’t miss his reaction to Sununu’s bizarre new campaign ad.
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(Courtesy of Aaron Osofsky)
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Shoutout to Aaron Osofsky for capturing this shot of AVA Gallery and Art Center in downtown Lebanon! The historic building is a work of art in its own right, offering a creative home for artists and art lovers in the Upper Valley.
Fun fact: AVA stands for Alliance for the Visual Arts. The nonprofit arts organization is housed in a former woolen mill and offers exhibitions, art classes, workshops, and community events.
Share your photo: Have a favorite New Hampshire scene worth showing off? We want to see the Granite State through your eyes! Send us your photos for a chance to be featured in an upcoming newsletter.
Related: Explore upcoming exhibitions, classes, and events at AVA Gallery and Art Center.
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🍎 Teacher shortages remain a stubborn problem in New Hampshire …
New Hampshire schools continue to struggle with recruiting and retaining teachers, according to a new report highlighting ongoing challenges facing the state’s education workforce. (New Hampshire Bulletin)
🏛️ Staffing shortages and ICE detainees put pressure on Berlin prison …
New Hampshire’s Berlin prison is facing mounting challenges as staffing shortages and the housing of federal immigration detainees stretch the facility’s resources, according to a new state audit. The findings raise questions about the prison’s ability to manage its responsibilities while dealing with workforce limitations and additional demands associated with immigration detention. (NHPR)
🚔 State police investigate incident involving Claremont mayor and his wife …
The investigation has drawn attention to the city’s leadership, though the circumstances surrounding the incident and any potential legal consequences remain unclear from the available information. (Valley News)
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Political signs are popping up on lawns, along roadsides, and at busy intersections across New Hampshire as Election Day approaches.
So this week’s question is:
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Do political signs influence your vote? Why or why not?
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Here’s what you’re saying:
“No, because I have decided, but I am interested to see how much support candidates have in the various towns I pass through.” — Jan Leavitt
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Thanks for reading. This newsletter was written by Katy Savage. It was edited by Crystal Niforos.
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