As a Puerto Rican American and first-generation immigrant to the mainland, the celebration of the Christmas holidays can be answered with two words: cultural amalgamation. While we are proud Americans, we are also deeply Puerto Rican and tied to the…
I do not have a crystal ball to tell what will happen over the coming years. None of us do. But we can speculate based on several factors. We are divided as a nation, more than at any time most…
In a brief conversation with Ernesto Burden at our BAPOC Conference on May 22 (highlighted on page 12), he informed me that some questioned why such a publication was needed. Such questioning is not surprising to me, but it requires a response.
There was an attack on Mamadou Dembele, a prominent business person within our Seacoast community. His attackers were not arrested, and what followed was four months of questions and uncertainty.
New Hampshire had significant growth in new housing creation in the 1970s through the 1990s as more people moved to the Granite State for work, less taxes and quality of life.
Access to Higher Education Must Improve
I’ve always said that I arrived where I am through shear vision, ambition, persistence, grit and hard work, and that I got where I am without the benefit of human support. The problem is…
The numbers of NH homeless residents are inexact, but one thing is certain: they are increasing
