Daily Archives: June 12, 2017
Manchester police stun Northfield man after chase involving stolen truck
MANCHESTER – A Northfield man accused of leading police on a chase in a stolen truck and then attempting to flee on foot had to be subdued with a stun gun, police said Monday. Eric Sleeper, 46, was arrested Friday … Continue reading
The Somnambulism Defense: The Sleepwalking Murderer of Pembroke
Doubtless many people are murdered in their sleep. But its not often the would-be murderer is asleep, too, suffering from somnambulism. But that was the case in 1833 in Pembroke, N.H., or at least that’s what everyone believed. It was … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Crime
Tagged Abraham Prescott, Chauncey Cochran, Pembroke, Sally Cochran
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Volinsky’s Rules …
After some “light reading,” I believe I have uncovered Executive Councilor Andru Volinsly’s Rules for governing New Hampshire. I could call them Volinsky’s Rules for Radicals, which is more clever, but this list is standard Democrat party fare, and more … Continue reading
Rowley man, accused of flashing neighbors, is moving to New Hampshire
A Perley Avenue man accused of repeatedly flashing his neighbors from his own property is moving, according to his attorney. Michael McConaghy, 68, was in Newburyport District Court on Thursday and admitted that a judge could find him guilty of … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Culture
Tagged Massachusetts, Michael McConaghy, Moving Day, Newburyport
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NH GOP chair rips Democratic state rep/alderman facing charges
NH GOP Chair Jeanie Forrester released a statement Friday saying at the very least Democratic candidates in the city should ask Thomas Katsiantonis, 44, of Manchester, who is also an alderman, to refrain from participating in matters that affect taxpayers. … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections
Tagged Jeanie Forrester, Manchester, Tax Evasion, Thomas Katsiantonis
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Union Greed in the Queen City
Rich starts off the discussion with the new negotiations for the Firefighters contract in Manchester. He discussed all of the different benefits that come along with being a firefighter in the Queen City, including the Cost of Living Adjustment and … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Unions
Tagged Contracts, Firefighters, Manchester, Unions
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SNAP! – Cook County Exempts Food Stamps From Soda Tax
Cook County in Illinois, home to Chicago, has decided that its soda tax will not apply to food stamps. Purchases made with food stamps cannot have state and local taxes tacked onto them, according to federal law. Cook County tried … Continue reading
Triggered Professor Quits Over Campus Carry Law
A Professor at a Kansas College is leaving her post because a law permitting people to carry firearms on campus is taking effect. A Wichita State University professor is resigning over a Kansas campus open-carry law that is set to take effect … Continue reading
Posted in National News, Second Amendment, Snowflakes
Tagged Campus Carry, Deborah Ballard-Reisch, Kansas
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Far Left Lunacy and Bigotry
Rich was joined by Kimberly Morin for this week’s Political Buzz segment. They talked about Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky and his potential mounting of a gubernatorial run. They then talked about how the far left of the Democratic party has … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Girard At Large, New Hampshire News, Religion
Tagged Andru Volinsky, Bigotry, democrats
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Bernie Sanders and Andru Volinsky Have Something Else In Common
On Wednesday, Sanders applied a religious litmus test during a confirmation hearing for Russell Vought, the hopeful White House deputy budget director who happens to be an evangelical Christian. [Sanders] replied by saying, “[Vought] is really not someone who this … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Democrats, Religion
Tagged Andru Volinsky, Bernie Sanders, Religious Test
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