Monthly Archives: May 2017
NH House panel shelves long-term power deal legislation
The House Science, Technology and Energy Committee voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to retain Senate Bill 128, a bill that would have enabled Eversource to purchase power for its New Hampshire customers over Northern Pass transmission lines. The action puts off any … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Legislation, Local NH Politics
Tagged Eversource, Hydro-Quebec, Northern Pass, PUC, SB 128
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Dove Body Wash Gets Body Slammed Over Product Re-Design
After years of encouraging women to love their bodies, Dove set out to give its plastic bottles a makeover. The idea: “Just like women, we wanted to show that our iconic bottle can come in all shapes and sizes, too,” … Continue reading
NH Legislature On Brink of Passing Funding Bill for Landlords…
Senate Bill 247 would essentially give landlords money to get rid of lead in apartments across the state. The bill doesn’t change the lead levels, 10 micrograms per deciliter, that require landlords to test for lead in their apartments with … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Legislation, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged Lead, NH Journal, SB 247, Testing
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Eversource projecting 1.4% increase in electric bills
The state’s largest electric utility filed a price forecast Tuesday anticipating the energy service charge part of the bill will rise 3.8 percent. Spokesman Kaitlyn Woods said customers’ overall bills are predicted to rise 1.4 percent thanks to other lower … Continue reading
Former Merrimack teacher to relinquish teaching license under plea deal
A former Merrimack teacher will be required to relinquish his teaching license as part of a plea deal involving charges that he allegedly sent sexually explicit photos and videos to a student. More… | New Hampshire.com
“Henniker Selectmen ignore bidding policy – award four contracts.”
Like the proverbial slap on the backside with the wet towel, every taxpayer in Henniker should be feeling the sting from the recent actions taken by the Board of Selectmen (BOS) on May 2, 2017. Over $400,000 of our taxes … Continue reading
Posted in Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged BOS, Bruce Trivellini, Contracts, Henniker, No-Bid
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After Record Snow, Climate Experts Predict The End Of Snow In Hawaii
Climate science is not a science, and the people behind it are not scientists. But they do know that they can obtain grant money by spewing brainless global warming propaganda. More… | Real Climate Science
Report from Louisiana: Monument Removal is no Longer a “Local Issue”
As [Mayor Mitch] Landrieu continues to staunchly defend his decision to remove the city’s Confederate monuments, supporters (both black and white) have taken positions days and night at the monuments to protect them. Two weeks ago Landrieu removed one of … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, National News
Tagged Confederate, Da Tech Guy, Louisiana, Mitch Landrieu, Monuments
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Concord Judge Gives Shareholders a win in suit against GTAT and Apple
A U.S. District Court judge in Concord has refused to dismiss shareholders’ class action lawsuit against tech giant Apple and the former executives and board members of GT Advanced Technologies, though underwriters of GTAT stock offerings have settled with them. … Continue reading
Al Gore’s $15 trillion carbon tax
Al Gore wants to reverse modernity and save the world from itself through an elimination of its fossil-fuel-based energy system. During the final week of April, his newly created Energy Transitions Commission released a document setting forth a fool’s-errand pathway … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Energy, Environment, National News, National Politics & Policy
Tagged AL Gore, Carbon Tax, Moron
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The New Media Militia 