October 19, 2016 •
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I am writing to urge Andover residents to vote for Natalie Wells for the Warner, Andover, Salisbury and Danbury State Representative District. Natalie knows that small business provides most new jobs and has small business experience. Natalie will work hard to protect small business from higher taxes and unnecessary regulations. She has promised to vote […]
October 19, 2016 •
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Which candidates for Merrimack Districts 1 and 25 will best represent me in the New Hampshire House of Representatives? On the basis of their experience, knowledge of the issues, and availability to listen and talk about their views, I favor Mary Anne Broshek and David Karrick. Both want to represent me in the State House, […]
October 19, 2016 •
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We want to express our appreciation to Mary Anne Broshek for her willingness to become a candidate to represent Andover, Danbury and Salisbury in the state legislature. Mary Anne is a person of highest integrity who can be counted on to work across the aisle in advocating for thoughtful, measured, and financially responsible solutions to […]
A local business gives thanks
September 13, 2016 •
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By Linda Barnes, Tack Room
With such a negative national focus on law enforcement officers, I feel it is important to share what wonderful experiences we have had with the Andover Police Deparment. As a local business (Tack Room Consignment Tack), we do, on rare occasions, unfortunately run into non-paying customers. Officer Dan Shaw handled a recent case for us and […]
Civility, experience, and creative problem-solving
August 12, 2016 •
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Mary Anne Broshek will be a write-in candidate in the Democratic primary on Tuesday, September 13, for the District 1 State Representative seat currently held by Mario Ratzki. If you want a representative who will listen to the concerns of her constituents, make wise decisions, and always be willing to explain her positions, I urge […]
August 11, 2016 •
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The federal government is bankrupt, exhibited at USDebtClock.org. There is another presidential candidate on 40 ballots, so far, who as governor of New Mexico (1995-2004) balanced the budget as a Republican and left office with a surplus in the state’s coffers. His name is Gary Johnson, now a Libertarian who knows economics of the free […]
July 22, 2016 •
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I remember Heather Makechnie. She’s the lady who, with Grace Stetson, tirelessly helped me raise $10,000 at two events to help the New Hampshire Food Bank. I remember Heather. She’s the lady who comforted my wife Mev very early one morning while the Andover Rescue Squad prepared Mev for transport to New London Hospital. I remember […]
July 21, 2016 •
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By Connie Ressler
Andover Fire Department Chief Rene Lefebvre told my husband Ralph and me that our 10-year-old fire extinguisher should be thrown out and replaced. We took the old one to our Transfer Station (aka the Dump). As I was about to toss it into the mix, one of the employees told me not to. He instructed me […]
July 20, 2016 •
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By Nan Kaplan
Mary Anne Broshek is a candidate for the New Hampshire legislature to serve as the Representative from Andover, Danbury, and Salisbury to replace our wonderful Mario Ratzki, who is not running this term. I strongly support her interest in participating in New Hampshire state government. I have known Mary Anne for over 10 years with […]
Safety should never be taken for granted
July 17, 2016 •
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By Janet Splan
In light of all that has happened beyond the Andover town limits lately, I want to publicly express my gratitude to Chief Laramie and his whole team for all that the Andover Police Department does to keep us safe and secure here at home. Thank you so much for taking on that responsibility. Whenever I see […]