Daily Archives: September 19, 2017
NH: Judge won’t answer victimless crime question
‘ The “INTERBRANCH CRIMINAL AND JUVENILE JUSTICE COUNCIL” meets at the NH State House complex. While waiting for its members to arrive, I do have questions for random politicians. That’s Judge Tina Nadeau…I think she’s also the council chair who … Continue reading
Links to Info on 40 Days for Life in New Hampshire
The Fall 2017 40 Days for Life campaign will begin next week. Kickoff events in New Hampshire are coming up in Manchester on Monday evening, September 25, and in Greenland on Sunday afternoon, September 24. | More… | Leaven for … Continue reading
Did You Notice?
Until there is more local “new media” stuff to share I’ve pared back the schedule from hourly updates to every two hours. If you noticed that you also noticed that there isn’t enough local content for the new schedule either … Continue reading
Londonderry Flag Flap Revisited
The lead story in today’s Union Leader is about the Londonderry Flag Flap. The reporting is measured and comforting with a Gee Wally, Leave it to Beaver feel. And that’s fine. It covers the bases, gives the nice folks at Londonderry High and … Continue reading
Is New Hampshire’s Home Education Advisory Council Ignoring Rules?
The Home Education Advisory Council (HEAC) met on September 14, 2017 after a summer hiatus although the meeting was not disclosed in advance on the NH Department of Education’s website. Because only five of 11 voting members were present, one … Continue reading
Posted in Education, School Choice for NH
Tagged HEAC, Michelle Levell, School Choice
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Swiss shut down ‘fake’ E-Coin in latest cryptocurrency crackdown
ZURICH (Reuters) – Switzerland’s financial watchdog has closed down what it said was the provider of a fake cryptocurrency and is investigating around a dozen other possible fraud cases, in the latest clamp-down on the risks involving virtual money. The … Continue reading
Hurricane Jose Forecast
Hurricane Jose is forecast to slowly weaken to a tropical storm as it tracks about 100 miles south of Nantucket on Wednesday. The main impact of Jose will be felt on Cape Cod and the Islands and will be similar to … Continue reading
Manchester School District identifies board members who take taxpayer provided health and dental benefits
In response to a Right to Know request filed by former Hooksett School Board Member John Lyscars, the Manchester School District has released the names of those board members who take taxpayer-provided health and or dental insurance benefits and identified the associated premium costs to the district. Lyscars said … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Elections, Girard At Large
Tagged John Lyscars, Manchester, Rich Girard, School Board
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