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Rubyotto — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 17:27:36 -0000

Anyone besides me go to the Salisbury state park on Thursday?? Dont go to the rest room--it was disgusting--there were feces all over the toilet seats and no toilet paper-the floor was filthy--is this our tax dollars at work?? we have been there in the past off season and the rest rooms were clean--if they dont intend to keep them clean then lock the doors before someone gets sick trying to use them--concerned taxpayer

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Jim_birmingham — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 19:42:58 -0000

The costs of living are going up and up and I'm going to make a suggestion in hopes of getting some relief. The cost of heating oil is way up there , far more than the cost of gasoline. To get the relief needed the red dye and tax for all diesel m/v use should be temporarily stopped. That would lower the cost of transporting consumer food stuffs and lower the home /business heating costs. The middle and wholesale man and the chain stores then would have to pass on the "savings" to its consumers. This present gouging of our pocketbooks has to stop and it has to come first from the suppliers, transportation industries ,and the oil speculators that control the markets.

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Silent Majority — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 11:27:19 -0000

Raytheon is a good place to work. However, I think Ebenezer is running the place. No more holiday dinner, no tree lights coming into the parking lot, no decorations of any kind. Since when is Christmas offensive? I didn't get the memo. You know what IS offensive? Not sharing the wealth of record profits. Wake up Mr. Swanson, poor morale WILL affect your bottom line. Lets make Raytheon an EXCELLENT place to work, like it once was.

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broozer64 — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 15:15:07 -0000

8th Grade Lawrence Jr. Maulers making a difference in the development of young men.
As I scan the news and blogs of today, I see a lot of concern, disappointment and tragedy in people’s lives. I would like to use this opportunity to give some news that will inspire and provide a sense of pride and accomplishment in an effort to brighten our lives.
The Jr. Maulers are a local youth program based in Lawrence, Ma. They provide a sound system where young boys can learn teamwork, develop skills, experience the highs and lows of life, and have some fun. As is now commonly known, the team was dropped from their football league, Cape Ann Youth Football in late summer of this year. In the face of uncertainty and the prospect of not having a season, the team responded by keeping their heads up, having faith in their coaches, and were able to schedule games against opponents from other major cities in the state. A lot of effort was put in by the young men and their coaches, and when games were cancelled, they persevered. The team grew in cohesion and became a “family”. Their hard work and dedication allowed them to play Jr. Varsity High School teams such as the Greater Lawrence Vocational Technical High School. The young men fought very hard and were able to open some eyes by defeating a larger and more experienced team. This coming weekend, they have been invited to play a game against the Brooks Academy Jr. Varsity HS Team. The excitement level in all of the teammates, coaches and parents is extremely high and fills us all with a sense of pride.
As a reward for all their efforts, the coaches (Mikey Caban, Sammy Figueroa, et al) are concentrating a lot of time and effort to bring the team into the New England Indoor Football League. The young men are excited at the prospect of playing indoors during the winter in an exciting new format for most of them. The undertaking has been huge, and funding is being done through raffles, donations, and canning throughout the Lawrence area. Coaches Mikey and Sam are hoping to provide some distinctive new jerseys, trophies and a banquet as their way of thanking the team for maintaining their faith and work ethic through such a trying season.
I hope this has provided some inspiration and feelings of good will in all who read it. If you are able, and would like to help the team reach their goals, you can contact Michael Caban Athletic Director @ 978-421-4247 Mikey01841@yahoo.com or Sammy Figueroa Treasurer @ 978-994-7823 Sfigueroa0623@gmail.com.

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rjay49 — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 20:51:57 -0000

What's wrong with the people of Lawrence?
I assume many of the voters have left their countries because they were run by tyrants ,thugs or both. Why opt for the same thing that made you leave to begin with. He flaunts his criminal intent in your faces and he is still in office.
Is this guy untouchable? This is Mayor Barry all over again. It makes it look like Lawrence is the poster boy for corupt government

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Dukem1125 — Sat, 20 Aug 2011 13:29:50 -0000

I am in awe, of the Lawrence Police, that they would believe in the words of a convicted prostitute, known alcholic and drug taker/seller to allow her to have her own son arrested for just because of his disabilities and the fact that when he does not give her money for her addictions.
Yes he has gotten in trouble in the past but has done his 'time' so to speak. Never spent any time in jail other than the time when she had him arrested. This action is happening at 174 Jackson St and continues to happen. What happens to the peoples disability rights??? A more important question is after all the police calls made to that apt. Why isn't anything being done except to arrest a person with disabilities? Who needs medical/physiological help more than jail???
What can the city of Lawrence do to help him get the right kind of help he need??
Please help this young man get the REAL help he needs!!!
And do some investigating into the mother who thinks a call to the police is the answer, stop wasting the tax payers money!!!

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semhara — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 13:37:33 -0000

Well my son-in-law, daughter & 2 grandchildren were just notified that they no longer have medical insurance (Tricare). 6 months have passed after entering civilian life ... isn't this great after this guy served our country in Iraq for approx. 30 months (2 tours). Yet there are those that have lived in this glorious civility all of their lives and NEVER have paid a penny.

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Earliman — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 21:01:39 -0000

Today Saturday June 25, the front page had two stories about sex. Both took place at Rockingham Superior Court in Brentwood. One, a teacher at the middle school, was given 2-5 years sentence for having child pornography. The other was in jail awaiting trial for sexually assaulting a 14 year old. This man was released after posting a $20.00 bail and is awaiting trial. Judge McHugh felt this man posed no threat to the community I guess. Is Judge McHugh appointed or elected? I hope for the community's sake McHugh is correct. If not he should be removed from office.

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spagetti1 — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 09:32:41 -0000

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JayJay33 — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 20:53:13 -0000

@AnonE333x I used to go to methuen highschool and most of the kids there sold drugs and used.. so why did methuen cut jobs for police?

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Connie A — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 07:57:03 -0000

After listening, reading and watching the devastating decisions that my elected officials are making I felt compelled to write. I am not writing as 19 year state employee, I am not writing as the wife of brave police officer, I am writing as concerned tax payer that has lost all confidence in my elected officials. I have voted in every single election since I was 18 years old. I have never been more embarrassed and ashamed of the choices I made on election day, then I am right now.

If you polled how many people that live in NH go to Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont or Connecticut to shop have no qualms about paying a sales tax, I would be shocked if more than 5% complained. Yet, if you polled those same people and asked how many of them think that ALL or MOST of the financial burdens of a tax free, revenue free state should fall on the shoulders of state employees, or public servants, I am convinced that every single person would express outrage and disgust at that proposition.

It is naive, and irresponsible to think that NH can continue to resolve significant monetary problems by compromising those NH citizens that need the most help and protection, both of which are offered by State of NH employees, teachers, firefighter and police officers. I am appalled and disappointed in what I have witnessed from my elected officials recently. I don't even know how to explain or rationalize the decisions being made, and votes being cast to my impressionable daughter that is learning about NH Civics in school.

If I thought for one second that any of the arguments, votes, comments and proposals that I have seen lately in Concord made sense long term, even short term, I would be less inclined to regret my voting decisions last election. But everything I have seen, read and heard are a ridiculous assumption about the benefits and work ethic of state employees and public servants. I pray to god that none of my elected officials need the benefit of my help or the protection of my husband services, because despite the fact that I am a law abiding christian, I would probably do what you have done and turn the other cheek and assume you didn't need help or protection. In essence what you have said to me and my family is that even though I pay taxes just like you, I owe more than you and my service to the State of New Hampshire citizens is less valuable than yours.

Sorry I voted for them.
Michele Naismith, Kingston, NH

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Kenrrm — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 09:08:34 -0000

We were just there this weekend. they had puppies 3 puppies in the front of the store in a temp kennel. Sign "DO NOT PET THE PUPPIES" (really?) they were bitting and peeing on each other, the store personel did not care...then we then looked at the puppies in cages. No names, breed, sex, age...just a number below the cage! we asked what tye was this and was answered "mixed with a chiwawa, they all seem to have a chiwawa mixed in them, I am not really sure, we get them all the time" there was pee all over the floors in there too. they ask you to sanatize your hands before you go in, but I felt like we needed a shower after we left the store. who would pay $800 for an 8 week old puppy with no history, no shots, who may have worms? NOT ME!! Go to NorthEast Animal shelter and adopt one for $300 instead :)