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UPDATE: Common Man for Ukraine enters country with aid

We cross the Ukraine border today for the ninth time.

This trip in numbers?

• 12 hours of driving today
• 2.5-day trip to the first child safe house we’ll visit
• 9 trucks in the humanitarian aid convoy
• 18 TONS of food to be delivered
• 9 aid delivery sites, including
• 3 schools, where
• 380 children are living to survive the war

All of this adds up to doing a lot of good during deeply challenging times.

Together, we’re more than the sum of our parts.

NH Senator Hassan takes aim at USPS service moves. Video below

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 Maine is the 17th state to join the national popular vote interstate compact.

Two more affordable housing efforts are moving forward.

 The towns of North Hampton and Rye are in line for $20 million in federal money.

There is a guilty plea for a woman charged with selling and mailing body parts taken from the Harvard Medical School morgue.

No jury members have been approved yet in the Donald Trump trial.

Coming up, a conversation with the animal rescuers at NHSPCA on The Interview

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 Maine is the 17th state to join the national popular vote interstate compact.

Two more affordable housing efforts are moving forward.

 The towns of North Hampton and Rye are in line for $20 million in federal money.

There is a guilty plea for a woman charged with selling and mailing body parts taken from the Harvard Medical School morgue.

No jury members have been approved yet in the Donald Trump trial.

Coming up, a conversation with the animal rescuers at NHSPCA on The Interview

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 Maine is the 17th state to join the national popular vote interstate compact.

Two more affordable housing efforts are moving forward.

 The towns of North Hampton and Rye are in line for $20 million in federal money.

There is a guilty plea for a woman charged with selling and mailing body parts taken from the Harvard Medical School morgue.

No jury members have been approved yet in the Donald Trump trial.

Coming up, a conversation with the animal rescuers at NHSPCA on The Interview

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Update from Common Man for Ukraine

Everything we do, we do for the children. 

Tomorrow, our New Hampshire-based co-founders — Alex, Lisa, Susan, and Steve — will board a flight from Boston’s Logan Airport and start their 9th humanitarian relief trip to Ukraine since Russia’s expanded invasion in February 2022. 

During that time, Common Man for Ukraine’s grassroots nonprofit team has delivered nearly 2 MILLION pounds of food to Ukrainian children living in orphanages and safe houses in the war zone. 

We’ve provided trauma counseling programming to more than 500 children during that time as well.

It’s on to the State Senate for another try at legalizing marijuana sales in New Hampshire

The Rochester man shot during an argument with a neighbor over snowblowing, is now in critical condition in the hospital

And unnamed school employee in Newmarket is the target of an investigation for alleged possession of child sexual abuse images.

Both Maine Senators Susan Collins and Angus King want to see brain scans for the military

Monday is the 128 Boston marathon from Hopkinton.

Congratulations to Ruby & Peter! They were the winners of the VIP Police Package from the New Franklin School PTO fundraising auction. The package  included a ride to school in a police car, a tour of the station, and a trading card display case.

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This week on The Interview you will hear NH people heading to help Ukraine led by Alex Ray founder of Common Man restaurants.

This will be their 9th trip carrying supplies to the war-torn country

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Update from Common Man for Ukraine

Everything we do, we do for the children. 

Tomorrow, our New Hampshire-based co-founders — Alex, Lisa, Susan, and Steve — will board a flight from Boston’s Logan Airport and start their 9th humanitarian relief trip to Ukraine since Russia’s expanded invasion in February 2022. 

During that time, Common Man for Ukraine’s grassroots nonprofit team has delivered nearly 2 MILLION pounds of food to Ukrainian children living in orphanages and safe houses in the war zone. 

We’ve provided trauma counseling programming to more than 500 children during that time as well.

It’s on to the State Senate for another try at legalizing marijuana sales in New Hampshire

The Rochester man shot during an argument with a neighbor over snowblowing, is now in critical condition in the hospital

And unnamed school employee in Newmarket is the target of an investigation for alleged possession of child sexual abuse images.

Both Maine Senators Susan Collins and Angus King want to see brain scans for the military

Monday is the 128 Boston marathon from Hopkinton.

Congratulations to Ruby & Peter! They were the winners of the VIP Police Package from the New Franklin School PTO fundraising auction. The package  included a ride to school in a police car, a tour of the station, and a trading card display case.

Listen below for more including The Interview

This week on The Interview you will hear NH people heading to help Ukraine led by Alex Ray founder of Common Man restaurants.

This will be their 9th trip carrying supplies to the war-torn country

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15 New Hampshire National Guard soldiers are now on duty at the southern border

The Portsmouth Housing Authority’s Portsmouth Housing Committee wants to hear from residents concerning the need for more affordable apartments.

Dr. Joseph Rappold, a former Surgeon at Maine Medical in Portland, is suing the hospital

President Joe Biden is reviving his student student loan relief efforts while campaigning for reelection.

This week on The Interview you will hear NH people heading to help Ukraine led by Alex Ray founder of Common Man restaurants.

This will be their 9th trip carrying supplies to the war-torn country

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This will be their 9th trip carrying supplies to the war-torn country

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Got power? You are fortunate. Hundreds of thousands in Maine and New Hampshire don’t.

Eversource, New Hampshire’s largest electricity company, is planning to distribute free more than 1,000 trees and shrubs to customers across its three state service territory.

Maine could be joining other states that award its Electoral College votes to the presidential candidate who wins the popular vote.

Two lottery ticket holders in Massachusetts didn’t win the Powerball game but came close.

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Coming up on The Interview, more conversation with Mark Barden, a Connecticut man who lost his son in a massive school shooting.

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Next week on The Interview you will hear NH people heading to help Ukraine led by Alex Ray founder of Common Man restaurants. For him it’s about the children Here’s a preview

This will be their 9th trip carrying supplies to the war-torn country

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Got power? You are fortunate. Hundreds of thousands in Maine and New Hampshire don’t.

Eversource, New Hampshire’s largest electricity company, is planning to distribute free more than 1,000 trees and shrubs to customers across its three state service territory.

Maine could be joining other states that award its Electoral College votes to the presidential candidate who wins the popular vote.

Two lottery ticket holders in Massachusetts didn’t win the Powerball game but came close.

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Coming up on The Interview, more conversation with Mark Barden, a Connecticut man who lost his son in a massive school shooting.

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From Greenland fire department a major house fire early today

A New Hampshire jury is expected to start deliberating the Innocence or guilt of Timothy Verrill in his second murder trial.

New Hampshire could double a fine lodged against motorists that won’t take the drunk or drug driving test when they’re stopped on the road.

AAA has pointed out that road rage incidents have increased over the last 10 years, in New England and the country.

Maine’s Senate has voted down a proposed referendum to guarantee abortion rights in the state.

Coming up on the interview, a conversation with Mark Barden, a Connecticut man who lost his son in a massive school shooting.

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He won’t be driving a school bus anymore. 40-year-old Michael Chick won’t be doing anything on the outside for awhile.

Two states, New Hampshire and Maine are considering tougher gun laws.

The last two coal burning plants in New England are to be shut down.

The Chinese-based company building passenger cars for the MBTA in Boston, will be getting $148 million more from the agency.

Rebuilding of the destroyed Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore could take years and cost at least $400 million.

Coming up next, Lars Trodson you may remember was a former newspaper reporter an editor in the seacoast region in New Hampshire. He’s also had other jobs in the seacoast and is a published author. Now, and for several years Lars has been living on Block Island off Rhode Island. He wrote for a newspaper there and has served on the Islands Chamber of Commerce. I spoke to Lars about his island habitat and how much he likes it there. You can hear the interview below.

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