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Doris Haddock of Dublin did as so many other Granite Staters do in their 20s or 30s; she became a political activist.
If ever New Hampshire had a First Lady who epitomized that title, it was Gale Thomson.
Today the state Senate considers Senate Bill 392, which clumsily seeks to address rising health care and health insurance costs.
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