Monthly Archives: April 2017
Skeletal Remains Found in Kingston Woods – Authorities Search for Clues
The State Police Major Crime Unit has joined an investigation into skeletal remains that were discovered off of Dorre Road in Kingston Saturday afternoon. Investigators from the Major Crime Unit spent much of Monday searching for clues in a wooded … Continue reading
Manchester School Board Won’t Make Taxpayers Backstop Sex Change Operations
Thanks to the ACA and City Alderman Manchester Taxpayers are still on the hook for city employees but, City school board members voted Monday to table a request to offer transgender-inclusive health care benefits, including procedures such as sex change … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Health Care, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News, Union Leader
Tagged Surgery, Taxpayers, Transgender
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Democrat Enters Race for State Senate District 16 seat
Democrat Jim Normand, an attorney, announced Monday he is running for the Senate District 16 seat made vacant by the recent death of Democrat Scott McGilvray. More… | Concord Monitor Get Your New Media Militia updates on Facebook or Twitter *Print media sites … Continue reading
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Town of Nottingham Seizes Property
The town of Nottingham has taken the property that was supposed to house the USA Springs water bottling plant for about $1 million in back taxes. The bottling project has been dormant for nearly nine years after the owners of … Continue reading
40 Days For Life Spring 2017 Comes To An End
Students, Knights of Columbus, an Anglican priest, and a few of us with no particular affiliation were among the people joining campaign leader Beth Gaby for an hour of quiet prayer for everyone who goes in and out of the … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Culture, Leaven for the Loaf, New Hampshire News
Tagged 40 Days for Life, Ellen Kolb
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N.H. Budget Must Address Priorities, But Be Within State’s Means
The state Senate began work Monday on crafting its version of the next two-year state budget. … Senate Finance Chair Gary Daniels, a Milford Republican, spoke to NHPR’s Morning Edition about the process moving forward. (Text or Audio) | NHPR … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Legislation, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged Gary Daniels, NH Senate, State Budget
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Who Got Federal Contracts in New Hampshire, March 31- April 6
The following are federal contracts awarded to companies in New Hampshire for the week of March 31 – April 6. BAE Systems Information & Electronic Systems Integration Inc., Nashua, won a $6,284,693 federal contract from the U.S. Army Contracting Command … Continue reading
At Least 20% of SEIU’s Budget Went to Politics
Labor giant Service Employees International Union spent $60 million on politics and lobbying as well as $19 million on the Fight for 15 movement in 2016, and now finds itself laying off headquarters staff. The union’s federal filing to the … Continue reading
What Happens When a Selectwoman Challenges the Town of Piermont?
When Teran “Terri” Mertz, wife of George Mertz, Commander, USN (Ret) was elected to a seat on the 3-person Selectboard in 2016 for a three-year term, she never expected that her attempts to insure the town simply follow rules and … Continue reading
NH Bitcoiners Speak to Senate Committee About Bitcoin Protection Bill
Last week, HB 436 had its public hearing before the senate commerce committee and a bunch of bitcoiners from across the state came out to sign and testify in favor of the bill, which would help ensure Bitcoin businesses continue … Continue reading
Posted in Free Keene, Legislation, Local NH Politics
Tagged Bitcoin, HB436, NH Senate
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