Braided Trails
Ellen KolbA Substack by Ellen Kolb, a Catholic pro-life writer, hiker, and reader. Juggler of multiple blogs. Veteran of marriage, parenthood, politics, and a thousand or so miles on New Hampshire trails.
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Refreshed, just in time for the 2025 session in Concord
Organization Day for the New Hampshire House and Senate is still a couple of weeks away, but the list of legislative service requests (LSRs) already includes more than 400 items.
A remarkable woman's legacy - and how it will affect my vote
It’s election season, and my days as a campaign staffer are thankfully far behind me. I recommend long hikes to get away from campaign ads, though nowadays with ads coming via text message, muting the phone might be in order.
This season's keyword: down-ballot
The presidential race is not what will get me to the polls in November. Neither of the candidates has earned my vote. That doesn’t mean I’ll stay home on Election Day. The races further down the ballot are too important for that. Pro-life v...
Of havens, low bars, and deep summer
I held off on making this post until a certain bill was signed or vetoed by Governor Chris Sununu. Legislators went home weeks ago. Sununu finally signed the bill July 26. Lesson learned: never let a politician dictate my posting schedule. ...
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A Catholic pro-life writer, walker, and reader. Juggler of multiple blogs. Veteran of marriage, parenthood, politics, and a thousand or so miles on New Hampshire trails.
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