Dana Wormald
Editor at New Hampshire Bulletin
Editor-in-chief, New Hampshire Bulletin (@NHBulletinNews). Formerly: @ConMonitorNews and @UnionLeader. (He/him)
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1 week ago |
newhampshirebulletin.com | Dana Wormald
As Gov. Kelly Ayotte, President Donald Trump, and legislative and congressional Republicans continue to shape their marketing campaign for selling reductions in critical public services and programs as “reasonable adjustments” to spending, it’s important to keep up with your reading.
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2 weeks ago |
newhampshirebulletin.com | Dana Wormald
What could be more Republican than the two-year state budget under construction in Concord? Revenue is down, in part because the GOP keeps cutting and repealing taxes to help out corporations and the wealthy, and meanwhile hundreds of state positions are being cut, critical agencies eliminated, and spending on public services slashed. But guess what’s expanding?
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3 weeks ago |
tennesseelookout.com | Dana Wormald
Seven years ago, we were in a tight spot. My wife, daughters, and I were sharing a house in central New Hampshire with my parents, and even that frugal living arrangement wasn’t enough to make it affordable for any of us after a while. The property taxes were too high and climbing (even in our tight-fisted red town), the cost of upkeep became prohibitive, and there were too many years of paychecks going in the wrong direction.
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3 weeks ago |
newhampshirebulletin.com | Dana Wormald
Seven years ago, we were in a tight spot. My wife, daughters, and I were sharing a house in central New Hampshire with my parents, and even that frugal living arrangement wasn’t enough to make it affordable for any of us after a while. The property taxes were too high and climbing (even in our tight-fisted red town), the cost of upkeep became prohibitive, and there were too many years of paychecks going in the wrong direction.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Dana Wormald
Downtown Concord on election night, Nov. 5, 2025, with the top of the State House dome illuminated in the distance. (Photo by Dana Wormald/New Hampshire Bulletin)Seven years ago, we were in a tight spot. My wife, daughters, and I were sharing a house in central New Hampshire with my parents, and even that frugal living arrangement wasn’t enough to make it affordable for any of us after a while.
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