Monthly Archives: August 2017
NHRTL Benefit Banquet – is Thursday, October 12 – reserve your spot today!
Guest Speaker Janet Morana serves as the Executive Director of Priests for Life and the Co-Founder of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign, the world’s largest mobilization of women and men who have lost children through abortion. Thursday, October 12, 2017 Executive Court … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Events
Tagged Banquet, Benefit, Executive Court Banquet Facility, Janet Morana, NHRTL
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‘Farmers’ Almanac’ calls for cold, snowy winter for Northeast
Northeasterners, keep your mittens, boots and show shovel handy. The Farmers’ Almanac that goes on sale this week predicts a snowy winter from Maryland to Maine with five coastal storms to bring winter misery to the region. The publication, now … Continue reading
White Supremacist Leader in Charlottesville Jason Kessler Was Obama Supporter – Occupy Protester
White supremacist and ‘Unite the Right’ leader, Jason Kessler, was once reportedly a supporter a former President Obama and the Occupy movement. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center (an organization that is certainly no friend to Conservatives), Kessler revealed his political … Continue reading
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Eva Castillo-Sturgeon – A Venezuelan Talks About Venezuela
In one of several great segments from my stint guest-hosting Girard at Large this morning Eva Castillo-Sturgeon tells us about how Venezuela, which is her native country, has transitioned from the only thriving Democracy in South America to the crumbling socialist wreck it … Continue reading
Posted in Girard At Large, GraniteGrok
Tagged Communism, Dictatorship, Eva Castillo-Sturgeon, Girard At Large, Venezuela
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AmeriCorps Members to Come to N.H. to Fight Drug Crisis
Starting in November 16 AmeriCorps volunteers will be coming to New Hampshire to work with people fighting drug addiction in the state. These volunteers will serve as community health workers in Lebanon, Nashua and Strafford County. They’ll be tasked with … Continue reading
Committee Looks For Input On N.H. Higher Ed System
A legislative committee is seeking public input about the quality and overall value of New Hampshire’s higher education system. The Public Higher Education Study Committee is trying to determine whether students leave school with critical thinking skills, personal and professional … Continue reading
Good Food for a Good Cause
From the St. Gianna’s Place web site, as the agency moves closer to purchasing a building that will become a safe harbor for pregnant women in need of housing: St. Thomas Aquinas parish in Derry, NH is hosting a spaghetti-dinner … Continue reading
Posted in Local NH Politics
Tagged Ellen Kolb, St. Gianna’s Place, St. Mark’s parish, St. Thomas Aquinas
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Default Budgets: Anybody with the Guts to Fix Them?
You may remember that I challenged SAU 55 and the Timberlane Regional School District in New Hampshire’s Superior court in order to obtain a line-item default budget. Unfortunately, I was not successful and Timberlane taxpayers had to suffer once again … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Donna Green, Education
Tagged Default Budgets, Donna Green, SAU 55
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Net Roots Nation: Democrats Shouting Down White Democrats
Nobody was saying a thing about Evans’ policies, voting record or insufficiently progressive positions. The chants were all about “Support Black Women.” In case you haven’t picked up on this yet, Evans is white and one of her opponents in … Continue reading
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Tagged Bias, democrats, Net Roots, Stacey Abrams, Stacey Evans
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Former US Senators from New Hampshire don’t get to decide
I am getting the impression that we could be at Nov 7, 2020 and the No-Trumpers like (Gordon)Humphrey will have steam coming out of their ears. Gordon needs to understand that millions of his countrymen cast their votes for him and … Continue reading
The New Media Militia 