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Thank you to Janine Lesser for her fact-based, well-written column “Wondering about the future of education” (Jan. 7).

The Christmas musical “The Stingiest Man in Town” serves as a metaphor for our recent election. Scrooge and Belle sing about how he chose gold over their love when young and now that he is rich he seeks her love.

This year’s 10th annual Monadnock Developmental Services Run-Walk-Smile had record-breaking attendance, as the community came together to ensure that adults with developmental disabilities get the critical dental care they need.Our thanks go out to...

Our corner of the state isn’t just where I live. It’s where I was born, raised and went to school, and now it’s where I’m raising my family. Serving as your state senator is a profound honor, and my commitment is unwavering.In office, I’ve focused on...

Campaign signs are a fact of life during political campaigns. Why are so many supporters of former President Donald Trump afraid of them?I’m referring to the disappearing Harris/Walz signs. I have been involved with putting signs out for many...

I'd like to publicly thank our current state Reps. Shane Sirois, Jim Kofalt and Diane Kelley and Sen. Kevin Avard for faithfully supporting and voting in favor of the NEw Hampshire EFA funding.I currently homeschool most of my children and having the...

Our commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Education, Frank Edelblut, now in his second four-year-term, continues to work diligently in his job.Unfortunately, his efforts are focused on undermining our public schools, diverting funds to the...

On April 10, I and about 50 residents of the ConVal School District attended a Community Conversation, “Where Does the ConVal School District Go From Here?” presented by the Monadnock Center for History and Culture and the Monadnock Ledger Transcript...

I was disappointed to read in the April 4 edition of the Ledger, a letter from Charles Krause of Peterborough. I wasn't so much disappointed in the content (which we're all too used to seeing these days), but the fact it was printed at all. Surely the...