Steve Taylor

It was almost five o’clock in the morning and the election was coming down to the vote totals from the three wards in the City of Claremont. Ballots were still counted by hand in those days, but out of 299 New Hampshire voting precincts the statewide...

Some media trends, just like fashion crazes, could be rad today and cheugy tomorrow. Corduroy offers us some learnings about staying in style when it comes to strategy.

Mr. Steve Taylor reports BLUERUSH DELAYED IN FILING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS; ANTICIPATED FFCTO

George Maynard argued the case against the “Live Free or Die” motto on New Hampshire’s license plate in Lebanon District Court on Dec. 6, 1974. From left are Gilda, Gretchen, George and Maxine Maynard and their motto-deleted license plate. (Valley News - Larry McDonald) Valley News file — Larry McDonald

In time expansion experiences, time typically appears to expand by many orders of magnitude.

We all know that time seems to pass at different speeds in different situations. For example, time appears to go slowly when we travel to unfamiliar places. A week in a foreign country seems much longer than a week at home.

It seems like time slows in an emergency or in the heat of a sports match. Here are a few explanations for this altered perception

It seems like time slows in an emergency or in the heat of a sports match. Here are a few explanations for this altered perception

Probably the most frequent knock on the Upper Valley heard these days is about the shortage of nightlife activities for young adults. Nothing much exists in the way of live music for dancing amid convivial beverage consumption and casual connections.

Monday saw the semi-finals of each Spalding & District League divisional cup.