- Letter: Health care workers, first responders are true heroes
- Letter: Now’s the time to institute mail-in vote
- Letter: One river, two cities, two parks
- Letter: Columnist confuses, excuses Trump's response to COVID-19
- Letter: Trump can't be blamed for the coronavirus
- Letter: Trump did not call the coronavirus a ‘hoax’
- Letter: Local leaders must act to control the coronavirus
- Letter: Give people options at the end of their lives
- Letter: Public needs to know reasons for gas construction
- Letter: Restore the norms needed to protect our democracy
- Letter: Disestablishing Mashpee Wampanoag would be heartless
- Letter: President Trump is woefully unable to lead
- Letter: Writer should stick to policy, instead of personal attack
- Letter: Amazon, Instacart should do right by their workers
- Letter: One leader stands apart during these critical times
- Letter: A simple way everyone can help in the COVID-19 emergency
- Letter: Ambrose never fails to defend Trump’s failure
- Letter: Expert's view bends toward the gloom and doom
- Letter: Billions of dollars have been squandered on imagined climate crisis
- Letter: Heed orders to keep your distance
- Letter: Bradford Christian sets a standard for uninterrupted learning
- Letter: City should freeze property tax payments
- Letter: Supermarkets should act to reshape customers’ behavior
- Letter: Project-based learning is best method to teach critical thinking, analysis
- Letter: Maintaining our humanity will get us through this
- Letter: State should prioritize testing, helping people most affected by COVID-19
- Letter: Federal government should focus on a real stimulus
- Letter: Thank the other heroes and first responder
- Letter: Voters should support cash-back carbon pricing
- Letter: Pickard is committed to equity, excellence in schools
- Letter: Pickard, Vietzke-Lynch are thoughtful advocates for students and teachers
- Letter: Bylaw would encourage -- not limit -- solar projects
- Letter: Choosing life is about quality and quantity
- Letter: Pickard is committed to school improvement
- Letter: Nobile brokered a consensus on difficult issue for North Andover
- Letter: Capable team leading New Hampshire through pandemic response
- Letter: Binge buying is un-American
- Letter: Granite Staters pull together, will get through this
- Letter: Why is our COVID-19 response so different?
- Letter: Reach out to help shelter animals
- Letter: America wasn’t prepared for this
- Letter: Bates will bring considered, pragmatic approach to town issues
- Letter: We missed our opportunity to develop coronavirus vaccine
- Letter: Give law enforcement tools to stop illicit cash flow
- Letter: Bates will be a strong advocate for all of North Andover
- Letter: Much of our modern lives could use improvement
- Letter: Countering the effects of adverse childhood experiences
- Letter: Land conservation program deserved better
- Letter: Bates wants to usher North Andover’s continued growth
- Letter: Conoscenti will bring valued education and experience to School Committee
For many Christians and Jews, this is one of the holiest weeks of the year.
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Perhaps in your own life, if you love books as I do, there is a bookstore that looms like magic in the recesses of your mind, where dreams and daylight meet and the fairytale world of story is an oasis -- particularly now, when you can go nowhere.
Editor's Note: This editorial originated with a sister newspaper, the Mankato (Minn.) Free Press.
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Warner - Thomas A. McNulty, 87, passed away on Tuesday, April 7, 2020 at Pine Rock Manor in Warner, N.H. He was born January 7, 1933 in Lawrence, son of the late John and Gertrude (Buchner) McNulty. Tom was also predeceased by his beloved wife, A. Patricia (Young) McNulty, in 2018 as well as…
