Never underestimate the power of a good book
As I was reading through the many wonderful essays about books that have made a difference in the writers’ lives, I thought back to my favorite.
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Democracy in your backyard
Where can you meet a senator from California, a mayor from South Bend, Ind., and a former Vice President of the United States? Well, in New Hampshire, of course.
How to ensure that your family has a great summer
Your children won’t necessary remember all the money you spent and all the activities that they did. What they will remember is being happy and the good times they had with family and friends.
Home is more than where you live
In this month’s Where We Live issue, I wanted to try to answer the question: What is home?
These teens have our attention
Early in April, Dartmouth-Hitchcock hosted its first-ever Youth Summit, two days of exploring issues that impact youth and families.
Hard work evens the playing field
Instead of breaking out the checkbook, the best thing parents can do for their kids is to encourage them to excel, to take ownership of their education and become lifelong learners
Vote local
In New Hampshire, the politics that most affect families, specifically those who own homes, are at the local level.
Show some love to your community
In addition to spending time with your sweetheart, why not show your community some love by volunteering or donating to an organization that’s making life better for children and families?
What's next?
When the whirlwind winds down to a dull roar, you realize what’s next is working to make the publication even better.
Lessons learned through a Christmas tree (or how I learned to embrace disorder and chaos)
For as long as I can remember I have compulsively applied order to everything, so I did not understand the hodgepodge of holiday decor and why everything couldn’t look like it went together.
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