Daily Archives: November 1, 2017
Some late Oct. headlines from News.Bitcoin.com
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HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER CONGRATULATES REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ON BREADTH, DEPTH OF 2018 POLICY PROPOSALS
“Republicans in the House have put forward a broad array of proposals touching on several major policy areas including the opioid crisis, clean drinking water, energy, education, and regulation reform. Our policy committees are ready to get to work, and … Continue reading
Berlin NH Businesses Told Election Day ‘I Voted’ Raffle Illegal
Two Berlin businesses are cancelling an Election Day-related raffle after learning the drawing violates state law. Scene Street, a consignment shop, and Tech Pro, a computer repair store, each planned to give anyone who entered wearing an “I Voted” sticker … Continue reading
Family leave bill clears New Hampshire House panel
A paid family and medical leave bill was approved by the NH House Labor Committee on Tuesday – despite objections from its chair and other Republicans – in what its sponsor, Rep. Mary Giles, D-Concord, called “just the first step … Continue reading
Eversource Updates Granite Staters on Efforts to Restore Power to ‘Connecticut’ After Storm
New Hampshire continues to assess the damage from a severe wind and rain storm which left thousands without power while causing considerable flooding and downed trees. Granite Staters without power were further frustrated on Tuesday as Eversource, the state’s largest … Continue reading
Kathy Sullivan Admits That SB 193 Will Give Public Schools Money For Nothing
Former New Hampshire Democrat Party Chair Kathy Sullivan, writing in the New Hampshire Union Leader today, admits that passage of SB 193 will give public schools money for students they won’t have to teach. | Keep Reading at GraniteGrok
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Democrats, Education
Tagged ESA's, Kathy Sullivan, Private School, SB 193, taxes
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SDGA Seminar: How NH School District Budgets are Impacted by the State
“Downloading: Myths and Facts” How NH School District Budgets are Impacted by the State a School District Budget and Finance workshop November 18, 2017 hosted by the School District Governance Association of New Hampshire. | Keep Reading at GraniteGrok
Posted in Local NH Politics
Tagged Arthur Green, Karen Umberger, SDGA, SDGANH, Seminar
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Students for Life Leader Coming to Dartmouth November 7
Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America, will bring her “Lies Feminists Tell Tour” to Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire on November 7, at 7 p.m. in the Rockefeller building. The public is invited, and the presentation … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Events, Leaven for the Loaf
Tagged Ellen Kolb, Kristan Hawkins, Students for Life of America
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All Charges Dropped Against Manchester Mom Protecting her Family
Today, the Manchester Police Chief personally called Manchester Mom, Alycia Neely, to let her know that the charges brought against her last week were dropped. Political Buzz reported that Neely was arrested for child endangerment because she had a firearm … Continue reading
Posted in NH Political Buzz, Second Amendment
Tagged Alycia Neely, Child Endangerment, Kimberly Morin
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The New Media Militia 