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State of the County Address Postponed Written by Putnam County
March 3, 2021
The State of the County address that Putnam County Executive MaryEllen Odell delivers each spring has been postponed because of COVID-19 gathering restrictions.
The Special Meeting of the Legislature that is scheduled for Thursday, March 11, will take place as planned, and County Executive Odell will present the Legislature with written materials that satisfy the requirements of the Putnam County Charter. She will not, however, give her prepared address, which was entitled “2021, A Year of Hope and Health.”
“This is the second year in a row that COVID-19 pandemic has caused us to change our plans for the State of the County address,” Odell said. “I’m disappointed. This special meeting always gives us a chance to get together with residents, employees, union leaders, department heads and others and bring everyone up to speed on all that is happening in our county. Still, we must pu
Column: Defending the NH constitution- A different view
Portsmouth Herald
In an opinion piece that appeared in the Seacoast papers on January 15, my colleague Rep. Debra Altschiller argued that the actions of six state representatives were somehow outside of their rights under the New Hampshire (NH) Constitution.
This had to do with their signing a document, termination of office and termination of the “state”, that they submitted to the N.H. Secretary of State (SOS). On the merits, this document was of no consequence and wholly ignored by those responsible for the workings of our N.H. government. The document was submitted by a group of, what I will define as liberty-minded House members, who believed they had the right under the N.H. Constitution to be heard.