Monthly Archives: April 2017
Officials say drought is mostly over in New Hampshire
The drought is mostly gone and so are most – but not all – restrictions on water usage. As the official drought designation in most of the state improved this month to “abnormally dry,” Concord, which uses Penacook Lake for … Continue reading
Trump order could open California coast, Arctic to new oil and gas drilling
President Donald Trump on Friday is expected to sign an executive order that could open large parts of the Pacific, Arctic and Atlantic oceans to new oil and gas drilling, a prospect that elicited a fierce backlash in California and … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, National News
Tagged Arctic, California, Drilling, oil, Trump
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Because You’re Stupid? NH-DOT Video on How To Use A Roundabout
The two-lane roundabout in Lee, New Hampshire at the intersection of US Route 4 and NH Route 125 was constructed to solve traffic congestion and address safety issues. Roundabouts are often used at intersections to efficiently manage competing traffic volumes. Roundabouts can manage traffic more efficiently than comparably sized signalized intersections because they allow conflicting traffic to move concurrently. Script Continues… | NH DOT Video Here Get Updates on Twitter @NewMediaMilitia or @nhstevemacd
Trump: “We’ll see what happens. If there’s a shutdown, there’s a shutdown.”
President Donald Trump downplayed the severity of a potential government shutdown on Thursday, just two days shy of a deadline for Congress to reach a spending deal to avert temporary layoffs of federal workers. “We’ll see what happens. If there’s … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, National News
Tagged Budget, Donald Trump, Federal Government, Shutdown
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Education and Casino Bills. Your Voice Will Make a Difference!
From Cornerstone Policy Research House Education Committee To Vote Tuesday, May 2 Call Committee Members Now About SB 43, Relative to Non-Academic Surveys The House Education Committee will vote on Tuesday, May 2 on three bills: SB 43, relative to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Legislation, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged Cornerstone, Croydon Bill, SB43, SB44, Surveys
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Gun Range Concerns (Warner/Hopkinton)
Gun range concernsThe number of shooters on a given day who could use the indoor gun range proposed on the Hopkinton town line: 220.This fact comes from the applicant seeking a zoning exception from the Warner Planning Board to build … Continue reading
The Not Always “New Media” Militia….
The New Media Militia was envisioned as a source for curating local content from bloggers, podcasters, humble radio hosts, and so on. But you may have noticed less of that and more regular media links. Sharing ‘New-Media’ content is predicated … Continue reading
Too bad we don’t have enough adults Like This on Campus…
[The] university of California Berkeley is the “fabled” home of the free speech movement back in the 60s. Nowadays, not so much as we’ve seen the political correctness/cultural Marxism reach its nadir with respect to LIMITING that same concept. You … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Free Speech, National News
Tagged Free Speech, Reagan, UC Berkeley
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“Support Jerry DeLemus & Trump Rally”
“Support Jerry DeLemus & Trump Rally” Saturday, April 29, 2017 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM In front of the State House 107 Concord, NH
Report ranks NH Community College System least affordable in the nation
Struggling students have to work more hours – over 50 a week – to pay for public college education in New Hampshire, according to a report released Thursday that gives more credence to the already widely accepted belief that the … Continue reading
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