Monthly Archives: July 2017
Free Speech and Destructive Campaigning Tactics
Rich talked about Free Speech, speaking about CNN’s threats over an individual who posted a video that President Donald Trump retweeted. He then shared his disapproval with political campaigns in Queen City that hurts the city’s image in order to remove the incumbent. | More… | Girard at Large
Posted in Elections, Free Speech, Girard At Large
Tagged Girard At Large, Manchester, Rich Girard
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Mark Zuckerberg Finally Figured Out Why Trump Won; Hint: It Wasn’t Russia
So what do you do when you’ve become completely disconnected from the ‘foreign’ world that all of middle America calls ‘reality’ and have no idea why you just got massively blindsided by a national election that you thought was a … Continue reading
Posted in Economy/Economics, Energy, Jobs/Unemployment
Tagged Energy, Mark Zuckerberg, North Dakota, oil, The Real World, Williston
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Guns, Cash, and Drugs
BOSCAWEN — A search and multiple arrest warrants lead police to arrest four people and confiscate guns, drugs and money. New Hampshire State Police Narcotics Unit, S.W.A.T., members of Boscawen police and the Hillsborough County Drug Task Force executed multiple … Continue reading
Posted in Crime
Tagged Arrest, Boscawen, crack cocaine, Ernest Jones, Mary-Ellen Matthews, Nancy Turner, Oxycodone, Tratasia Day
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NH Medical Examiner releases 2017 drug-related death statistics
CONCORD — Is heroin the problem? NH1 examines the Chief Medical Examiner’s statistics for New Hampshire’s drug overdose deaths in 2016 and 2017. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner published a report Wednesday on the drug-related deaths over the … Continue reading
Kate Baker: The State of Education Choice in New Hampshire
Kate Baker is the Director of the Children’s Scholarship Fund NH and she took some time at the CNHT Taxpayer Picnic to update attendees on the state of Education Choice and reform in the Granite State, including legislation, the scholarship program private … Continue reading
Posted in CNHT, Education, GraniteGrok, Legislation
Tagged CNHT, Education Choice, Kate Baker, Scholarship Fun
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What’s Behind Water Management and Taxation Schemes?
Next time your town or city wants to impose a ‘roof’ or ‘driveway’ water run off tax, you will know where the idea originated. Tell your local officials to stop doing the bidding of the APA and the UN! “UN … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Environment, taxes
Tagged Granite State Future(s), taxes, UN, Water
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1 dead after plane crash in New Hampshire
WINCHESTER, New Hampshire (WWLP) – One person is dead after their single engine plane crashed just over the state line in New Hampshire Thursday morning. Winchester Fire Chief Barry Kellom told 22News that around 11 a.m., dispatch received multiple calls … Continue reading
New Hampshire Will Investigate St. Paul’s School Over Sex Abuse
BOSTON — The attorney general of New Hampshire on Thursday announced a criminal investigation into St. Paul’s School, an exclusive boarding school that has been embroiled in a series of damaging reports over sexual misconduct and abuse on campus. Gordon … Continue reading
NH construction company is fined $160,000
BOSTON — A New Hampshire construction company was fined more than $160,000 in restitution and penalties by the state of Massachussetts for failing to pay employees the proper wage and overtime for nine public works projects completed between 2014 and 2015. … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England
Tagged fine, Massachusetts, Northeast Partition Specialties Inc, Wages
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NH Charges Out-of-State EZ Pass Users the Cash Rate on Tolls.
According to this article at ABC7 “E-ZPass’ dirty little secret: Millions charged cash rate” New Hampshire is one of nine EZPass tolling “agencies” that charge transponder users the cash price (as opposed to the discount) if they obtained their device … Continue reading
The New Media Militia 