Monthly Archives: June 2017
Hampstead man indicted on Section 8 fraud, forgeries …
HAMPSTEAD — A Hampstead man has been charged with multiple counts of fraud and forgery in order to obtain Section 8 benefits for tenants in his Lawrence apartment buildings. Edward Bonaccorsi, 54, was indicted Wednesday by an Essex County grand … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Crime, New Hampshire News
Tagged Edward Bonaccorsi, Forgery, Fraud, Hampstead, Lawrence, Section 8
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Democrat rep apologizes after parking in middle of 2 handicapped spots at hospital
CONCORD — State Rep. James MacKay, D-Concord, is apologizing after a photo surfaced of his car parked over the line in a handicapped parking spot at Concord Hospital on Sunday. MacKay said he was at the hospital for a meeting … Continue reading
Glock and Spiel Fails to Turn Fed’s Heads From Sig Sauer
The U.S. government this week denied an appeal by firearms maker Glock to reconsider choosing its rival Sig Sauer’s P-320 pistol worth up to about $580 million. The Army originally chose the gun in January, but Glock appealed the decision, … Continue reading
Rescuers searching river to recover body
HINSDALE, N.H. (AP) — Rescuers are searching an area of the Connecticut River to recover the body of a man who fell from an old railroad bridge linking Vermont and New Hampshire. Brattleboro, Vermont, Fire Capt. Ron Hubbard tells the … Continue reading
Do people really want the truth?
Do people really want the truth? If you spend any period of time cruising “conservative” sites dedicated to dissecting pop culture, or “neutral” sites dissecting of culture with one or more conservative writers on staff, the answer comes rapidly. It’s … Continue reading
With a Hot Day or Two in the NH Forecast You Should Know: US Summers Are Getting Cooler
Summer is here, and climate alarmists are about to bombard us with claims that global warming is going to burn us up. The data shows the exact opposite. There are 693 USHCN stations which were active in both 1920 and … Continue reading
Help Save A Small New Hampshire Business
Steve’s primary business was his Christmas Tree Farm & Gift Shop which generated income during the short holiday season between Thanksgiving and Christmas. He recently spent 4 long years trying to establish a legal venue for weddings to provide secondary … Continue reading
Phillips Exeter Academy Expels 3 Seniors Before Graduation For Election Tampering
EXETER, N.H. (AP) — Three seniors at an elite New Hampshire prep school have been expelled days before graduation for tampering with an election for student council president. | More… | US News
Posted in Around New England, Democrats, Elections, Vote Fraud
Tagged Election tampering, Expulsion, PEA, Phillips Exeter Academy
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Commuter Rail Push In New Hampshire Ignores What Tourists Want and Need
Today, in a letter to the editor of New Hampshire Business Review, Peter J. Griffin, the NH Railroad Revitalization Association President, considers what at first appears to be a rhetorical question. “How will tourists get to New Hampshire?” How is … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, New Hampshire News
Tagged Commuter Rail, NHBR, Peter Griffin, Tourism
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State, Local N.H. Communities Disagree on How to Handle U.S. Withdrawal From Climate Deal
As with the rest of the country, it appears New Hampshire is pretty divided on the Paris Climate Agreement. At the state level, Republicans are applauding President Donald Trump’s decision to pull the United States out of the global climate … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Energy, Environment, Local NH Politics, National Politics & Policy
Tagged NH Journal, Paris Climate Accord
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The New Media Militia 