The following are a few samples of Susan’s writing. For additional clips or information, visit the Connect page to contact Susan.

Politics:

• Behind the scenes of Politics & Eggs: What’s the deal with those wooden eggs anyway? (Concord Monitor – July 15, 2015)
• Jim Webb withdraws from Democratic presidential primary race, says he is considering independent run (Concord Monitor – Oct. 20, 2015)
• Finding her footing in Granite State, Fiorina continues push for supporters (Concord Monitor – Sept. 12, 2015)
• Christie takes questions at Franklin town hall meeting (Concord Monitor – July 17, 2015)
• Concord kids travel the state meeting presidential candidates (Concord Monitor – Oct. 17, 2015)
• Only Libertarian state representative candidate in the state is running in her eighth election (Concord Monitor – Nov. 1, 2014)
• Female candidates win in Concord election, but women still in the minority of elected representatives (Concord Monitor – Nov. 5, 2015)

Local news:

• ACLU objects as Franklin City Council elects to reinstate youth curfew (Concord Monitor – Sept. 9, 2015)
• Interim pastor hopes to revive Weare Bible Baptist Church (Concord Monitor – Oct. 8, 2014)
• Portsmouth woman finds great-grandmother’s long-lost painting at Franklin City Hall (Concord Monitor – May 15, 2015)
• Big History Project added to Concord curriculum for next academic year (Concord Monitor – Dec. 6, 2014)
• Sinkhole opens; highway closes- I-93 in Concord shut down for hours (Concord Monitor – Aug. 20, 2015)

Features:

• Concord veteran’s time as a prisoner during WWII preserved in video (Concord Monitor – April 23, 2015)
• Plan to spruce up Franklin’s appearance a work in progress (Concord Monitor – Nov. 8, 2015)
• It’s a way of life – Father, daughter participate in state’s youth deer hunt weekend (Concord Monitor – Oct. 28, 2015)
• College of Saint Mary Magdalen becomes Northeast Catholic College, updating its image, curriculum and mission (Concord Monitor – Jan. 24, 2015)
• Has homework lost its value in education? (Concord Monitor – Dec. 7, 2014)