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1 month ago
in Lights out on league Merrimack's decision irks women's softball group on Nashua Telegraph
No more night games for the any softball leagues unless they pay for the lights.
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cjc34
the men do pay....
2 months ago
in Outlet developer closes on land on Nashua Telegraph
Chelsea is over 10 + billion in debt with about 900 million in cash
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kevinj
you posters are VERY UNGRATEFUL!!! aren't you glad somebody wants to do something in your town?? the residents love paying tolls to leave and get back into merrimack. so why not a few more stores, then you won't have to pay any more toll because you won't have to leave!!!
3 months ago
in Beaver trapping story perpetuates myths on Nashua Telegraph
So, the beavers can be moved to your backyard?
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Annoyed
Yes I am sure that is an open invitation for all beavers to move to his back yard. Did you even read what he said or did you just skim over it and make an opinion before you got all of the facts?
He didn't even say he was against killing the beavers, he just said he was against the method of killing.
I love this website, while I do come here to read articles, I more enjoy the comments section just to I can see how stupid people can be.
He didn't even say he was against killing the beavers, he just said he was against the method of killing.
I love this website, while I do come here to read articles, I more enjoy the comments section just to I can see how stupid people can be.
4 months ago
in Civil liberties at risk with seatbelt legislation on Nashua Telegraph
next year will be motorcycle helmets, then skiers will need to wear helmets. next will be riding a pedal bike, next will be who knows. The nanny's will think of somthing theey consider unsafe and want tp protect us. How about a training law on hiking?
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commonwealth
Tim,
I think your point about, where do we we draw the line with government interference is a valid one.
However, if 42,000 Americans died each year as a result of hiking, then I would be for a law that trained hikers in what to expect when they hike and how to keep themselves safe.
The difference between motor vehicle deaths and skiing and hiking accidental deaths is huge.
Plus, it is established precedent that the government is liable for travel on the public roads. We sue the government if they don't take actions to keep people safe when people drive. Not so much in skiing and hiking, we don't necessarily sue the government in these caes the liability, if any, is in those instances on the owners of the land.
We have already involved the government in auto safety, we dragged them in.
I think your point about, where do we we draw the line with government interference is a valid one.
However, if 42,000 Americans died each year as a result of hiking, then I would be for a law that trained hikers in what to expect when they hike and how to keep themselves safe.
The difference between motor vehicle deaths and skiing and hiking accidental deaths is huge.
Plus, it is established precedent that the government is liable for travel on the public roads. We sue the government if they don't take actions to keep people safe when people drive. Not so much in skiing and hiking, we don't necessarily sue the government in these caes the liability, if any, is in those instances on the owners of the land.
We have already involved the government in auto safety, we dragged them in.
