Monthly Archives: September 2017
Jury awards businessmen defamed by Michael Gill $274.5 million
Jurors awarded each of the plaintiffs $35 million in general damages, with the rest in special and compensatory damages after hearing two days of testimony. Anagnost was awarded an additional $7.5 million and Crews $12 million in special damages. Each … Continue reading
International Right to Know and The New Hampshire Connection
For several years, The Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers has been offering workshops on the Right to Know Law, RSA 91-A, its foundation in our State Constitution and how a taxpayer group can use it in uncovering municipal corruption. So … Continue reading
Testimony: Northern Pass Would Mean $7M in Tax Revenue to Franklin NH
CONCORD – Hard times keep getting harder in Franklin – so tough in fact, that the prospect of hosting a Northern Pass converter terminal provides a much-needed ray of hope, former city manager Elizabeth A. Dragon told the Site Evaluation … Continue reading
Posted in Debt/Spending, Economy/Economics, Energy
Tagged Franklin, Northern Pass, taxes
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They Said if We Did Nothing About Global Warming it Would Affect NH Tourism and They Were Right (Again!)
Global Warming Continues to be good for Tourism in New Hampshire. New Hampshire tourism officials are forecasting all-time highs for visitors and spending this fall season, with a good chunk of the travel occurring over Columbus Day Weekend. | More… | GraniteGrok
Posted in Around New England, Economy/Economics
Tagged Climate Cult, Fall Foliage, Global Warming, Tourism
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Antifa Thug gets 5 years in Prison
A 23-year-old man who threw burning flares into a Portland police cruiser and the downtown Target store during May 1 protests that overran downtown Portland admitted guilt Monday and will be sentenced to five years in prison. A local TV … Continue reading
New Hampshire: Be Ready, Anti-gun Bills are Coming
New Hampshire –-(Ammoland.com)- I’m both elated and concerned at the same time. The summer is over and the bill filing period has opened and that means legislators may submit bills for the 2018 Session of the General Court. While I don’t want … Continue reading
Mark Steyn: Trump vs. NFL Anthem Protest
Posted in Culture, National News
Tagged Donald Trump, Mark Steyn, national anthem, NFL
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Nashua Mayor: Proposed Commuter Rail Project Win-Win for City
The Nashua Board of Aldermen gave an initial nod Tuesday night to a plan to bring a commuter rail stop to the city. The commuter rail line would run from Worcester, Massachusetts to Lowell and then up to Nashua and … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, New Hampshire News
Tagged Jim Donchess, Nashua, Passenger Rail
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EPA: Burying 40 More Miles of Northern Pass Better for Wetlands
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says burying an additional 40 miles of Northern Pass transmission line in its most northern segment would be less damaging to wetlands and wildlife than as currently proposed and “appears practicable.” A letter dated Sept. … Continue reading
Assisted Suicide On New Hampshire’s Southern Border?
Assisted suicide is up for discussion again at the Massachusetts State House – for the eighth time, according to the Boston Herald. The Joint Committee on Public Health held a public hearing on September 26 on a pair of bills “relative … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Leaven for the Loaf
Tagged assisted suicide, Ellen Kolb, Massachusetts
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The New Media Militia 