Monthly Archives: March 2018
Windham Proves it’s not “for the children” it’s for the “rich” teachers.
“.. in the latest “contract” with the Windham School Board, the older, more experienced, and RICHER teachers decided to shive their younger, less experienced, and poorer teachers by grabbing all of the cash of the newest and bloated teacher’s contract.” … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Education, GraniteGrok
Tagged School Board, Teachers Contract, WEA, Windham
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New Hampshire Democrats Doth Protest Too Much
Kimberly Morin joins me to discuss the New Hampshire Democrat Party getting their jimmies rustled over NH House Rep Victoria Sullivan Tweeting a Hitler quote that should have had them applauding seeing as it’s exactly the sort of thing they … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, GrokTalk!, New Hampshire News
Tagged Hitler, Kimberly Morin, NHDP, Smear, Twitter, Victoria Sullivan
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Turning Away GOP Customers in NH May Not Be Smart, But It’s Not Illegal
When the Old Apple Store of Derry, NH announced that Republican customers would be turned away—for being “evil”—it wasn’t doing anything illegal. Or, it turns out, all that unusual. | More at NH Journal
Posted in Culture, Democrats, New Hampshire News
Tagged Derry, No Republicans, Old Apple Store
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Opportunity for HEAC to Prove Its Value
The Home Education Advisory Council (HEAC) held their bi-monthly meeting on January 11, 2018. Their draft minutes are available here. We were again present and recorded their discussion; it is in four segments and published on our YouTube Channel. | Read More … Continue reading
Posted in Education, School Choice for NH
Tagged Education, HEAC, Michelle Levell, YouTube
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Weather Instruments Developed by UNH Launched Into Space
DURHAM, N.H. (AP) — State-of-the-art weather instruments developed by University of New Hampshire researchers have been launched into outer space. The equipment was launched into space aboard a rocket carrying a NASA satellite. Foster’s Daily Democrat reports the instruments launched from Cape … Continue reading
N.H. House Votes This Week
Tuesday, March 6, begins what might be a three-day session for the New Hampshire House. The representatives have an agenda that’s about 150 pages long. And yes, there’s a snowstorm in the forecast, as if the schedule weren’t already dicey … Continue reading
Why a constitutional amendment is needed to restore taxpayer standing to challenge illegal spending
On Sept. 1, 2015, Manchester’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved a contract with the city’s teachers union that included a pay raise. Three aldermen with immediate family members employed as city teachers voted for the contract, in direct violation … Continue reading
The Hunter family has been producing maple syrup in Tuftonboro since 1850s
When maple sugaring season starts at Bald Peak Farm, there is no such thing as a spectator; it’s all hands on deck. | More at Tuftonboro.net
Posted in Economy/Economics, Events, New Hampshire News
Tagged Hunter, Maple Syrup, Max Ledoux, Tuftonboro
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New Hampshire economy surges after business income tax reduction
New Hampshire’s economy is humming along, and fiscal conditions are better than they have been for years. In large part, that’s thanks to business profits tax cuts and a cautious, one-off distribution of surpluses on the part of Gov. Chris … Continue reading
Tyranny returns to the Windham School Board
The recent decision by the Windham School Board to ignore their Policy BGB and bypass the proper process to accept public input before passing Transgender Locker Room Policy JBAB reminds me of the arrogance by the Windham School Board prior … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Education
Tagged Bathrooms, JBAB, School Board, Tom Murray, Tony Massahos, Transgender, Windham
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The New Media Militia 