Author Archives: Steve Mac Donald
Fetal Homicide Bill Hearing Due in NH House
SB 66 Passed the State Senate and is now in the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee in the New Hampshire House. If you want to see fetal homicide legislation pass in New Hampshire this year, you might want to … Continue reading
Posted in Leaven for the Loaf, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged Ellen Kolb, Fetal Homicide, Leaven for the Loaf, NH House, SB66
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NH: More questions for child abuse fatalities commission
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How About Repeal Without The Replace?
This is what I’m talking about. One Page to undo it all. “Effective as of December 31, 2017, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Public Law 111–148) is repealed, and the provisions of law amended or repealed by such Act are … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, National News, National Politics & Policy
Tagged Healthcare, Mo Brooks, Obamacare, The Resurgent
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Tracing the Origins of Today’s Education
This actually is about the children. The following excerpt from the Congressional Record neatly summarizes and exposes the origins and intents of OBE, STW, and Goals 2000. Mr. Speaker, no one doubts that education is a vital importance to our … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Stop Common Core NH
Tagged Common Core, Education, Goals 2000, Henry Hyde, Stop Common Core NH
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New Transportation Options Available in the Lebanon-Hanover Area
Need a ride? Uber is open for business (officially) in Lebanon and Hanover New Hampshire. People in the Lebanon-Hanover area have a couple of new options when it comes to hailing a cab. Uber officially launched in the area Monday, … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire News
Tagged Hanover, Lebanon, New Hampshire, Ride-sharing, Uber
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Sen. Pres. Chuck Morse and UNH Pres. Mark Huddleston Walk Into a High School
If you’re serious about making college more affordable, charge less. SALEM, N.H. — Senate President Chuck Morse and University of New Hampshire President Mark Huddleston joined forces Monday to encourage Salem High students to go to college, but offered few … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged Chuck Morse, Education, Mark Huddleston, New Hampshire, Tuition
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New Hampshire Jobs American’s Wont Do?
The Concord Monitor milks the narrative. Their long hours of milking, cleaning the parlor, breeding cows and herding the animals are an essential part of how milk makes it into New Hampshire’s grocery stores. But those farm laborers – often … Continue reading
Street Harassment “Awareness” Too Offensive for UNH Students
I learned two things I didn’t know from this article. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and April 2-8 is International Anti-Street Harassment Week. That’s actually a thing. The Sexual Harassment and Rape Prevention Program (SHARPP) installed a display on the … Continue reading
Posted in Education, New Hampshire News
Tagged MUB, SHARPP, Speech, The New Hampshire, UNH
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1100 Acres in Charlestown NH Locked Up as Conservation Land
Making a donation of land for “conservation” sounds great until local residents discover the impact on the tax base. CHARLESTOWN, N.H. (AP) — A New Hampshire couple has donated 1,100 acres to the Upper Valley Land Trust for permanent conservation, … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire News
Tagged Charlestown, Claremont, Conservation, Land, New Hampshire, Unity
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