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Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander visits New Boston
On Sunday January 18th, 2026, Maggie Goodlander, the Congressional Representative for NH’s Second District, came to the Community Church in New Boston to help celebrate Martin Luther King Jr Sunday. She gave a moving tribute to Rev. King reminding the congregation that in his speeches and sermons he was an advocate for justice, kindness, and nonviolent protest. In particular she stressed what Rev. King knew that if we work together, we can change things for the better.
After the service there was a Q & A with interested congregants. Participants expressed concerns about the lack of progress by the Congress. She expressed frustration but remains committed to working hard for NH. Specifically, she is currently concerned about the proposed ICE detention center in Merrimack. She is working to prevent the warehouse in Merrimack from being used to house ICE detainees. She noted that these detention centers actually cost the local taxpayers. Although they were meant to be paid for by the federal government, that is not happening. In response to a question about Keith Ammon (one of our representatives in the state house) and his support of Project 2025 (a project that has been the basis for many of the changes by Trump during the past year), she suggested that we should educate the local voters about the destructive consequences of Project 2025 for New Boston and the danger to NH of continued support of Trump’s reckless policies by Republicans in the NH state congress.
She welcomes continued communication with all residents. Granite Staters can contact her office by calling 603-226-1002 or visiting Goodlander.House.Gov.
At a Q&A session after the service, Maggie Goodlander responds to questions from New Boston residents.
Maggie Goodlander (left) talks with Dan And Marie MacDonald (right). Maggie’s mother, Betty Tamposi, is in the middle. She is a former NH Republican State legislator and former Assistant Sec. of State for George H.W. Bush.
Maggie Goodlander speaking from the Pulpit. She shared that she carries a copy of the Constitution with her everywhere. She later gave this copy to Woody Woodland, minister of the Community Church.
