Paul Hayes
Managing Editor at The Caledonian-Record
Managing Editor at The Record
Managing editor, photographer and writer for the Littleton (N.H.) Record. Contributor to the Caledonian Record in St. Johnsbury Vt.
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4 days ago |
hassan.senate.gov | Paul Hayes |Chris Roberson |Dan Splaine
NEW HAMPSHIRE – Last week, Senator Maggie Hassan heard directly from Granite Staters about the importance of protecting Medicaid, Medicare, and the Affordable Care Act from the tax bill put forward by Congressional Republicans and Donald Trump, which would gut health care for millions of Americans in order to pay for more tax breaks for billionaires and corporate special interests.
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4 days ago |
caledonianrecord.com | Paul Hayes
FRANCONIA — Franconia Police Chief Mac Cashin urged residents not to politicize local law enforcement during a public hearing Monday night on a proposed sanctuary community resolution — a contentious measure that has sparked emotional debate in town. The proposal, brought forward by Select Board member Eric Meth, would prohibit town officials and employees from assisting federal immigration enforcement.
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4 days ago |
caledonianrecord.com | Paul Hayes
BURKE — Property owners cited for violating the town’s junk ordinance say they have cleaned up their land and hope for better communication with officials in the future. Ryan and Megan Goodwin, of 500 Route 5A in West Burke, appeared before the Burke Development Review Board (DRB) on May 14 to address a zoning violation letter they received in April. kAm%96 =6EE6C[ 52E65 pAC:= `_[ 7C@> +@?:?8 p5>:?:DEC2E@C |:<6 w2CC:D[ DE2E65 E96 4@FA=6 H2D :? G:@=2E:@?
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5 days ago |
caledonianrecord.com | Paul Hayes
FRANCONIA — The Franconia Police Department issued an unusual all-points bulletin last week: be on the lookout for a missing three-foot-long banana. The fiberglass fruit, part of the 2025 Franconia ArtWalk, was reported stolen Thursday night from outside Chef Joe’s Catering at 651 Main St. Police said the theft occurred sometime after dark. kAm“x’G6 ?6G6C :?G6DE:82E65 E96 E967E @7 2 E9C66\7@@E 32?2?2[” uC2?4@?:2 !@=:46 r9:67 |24 r2D9:?
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5 days ago |
caledonianrecord.com | Paul Hayes
ST. JOHNSBURY — More than 50 people gathered in the rain Saturday morning at the United Community Church to call for the release of Nafiou Lamidi, an African asylum seeker since a routine immigration check-in on May 12. Karyn Jilk, a board member with the Northeast Kingdom Asylum Seekers Assistance Network (NEKASAN), punctuated the rally with an emotional speech about the circumstances surrounding Lamidi’s detention. kAm“x’> ?@E 96C6 E@52J 3642FD6 x’> 2? 6IEC@G6CE[” y:=< E@=5 E96 4C@H5] “x 92G6 2?
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