Category Archives: Local NH Politics
Newton-Kingston Taxpayers Accomplishments for 2017
Our own NKTA president, James Baker, was elected for the Newton School Board seat. NKTA supported Tammy Mahoney who was elected to the at-large School Board seat. | Keep Reading at CNHT
GraniteGrok Improves to Eighth Place in Alexa NH Media Rankings
Twenty-Two days ago I announced a Grok ‘Resolution’ of sorts. Our effort to overtake the Keen Sentinel in Alexa’s US Rankings. Everyone needs goals, right? I’m happy to report that we’ve made some progress. | Keep Reading at GraniteGrok.com
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Tagged Alexa Rank, Berlin Daily Sun, GraniteGrok, Keene Sentinel
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The Freedom to Invest
One of the freedoms that I enjoy most is the liberty to invest in whatever I believe in. We Americans have the freedom to invest in infinite stocks, currencies, real estate, guns, ammunition, food, cars, retirement accounts, and practically anything … Continue reading
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Dangerous Delay
The Belknap County delegation met on Monday Jan. 22 to work on the county budget for 2018. The county operates on a calendar year, so beginning on January 1, the county has no appropriations. While the county has long practiced a policy … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Debt/Spending, Local NH Politics
Tagged Belknap County, Budget, Spending
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NH Task Force Proposes Wide-Ranging Regulatory Reform Bill
A committee appointed by Republican Gov. Chris Sununu to help streamline New Hampshire’s government is recommending passage of a wide-ranging regulatory reform bill. Sununu appointed the Regulatory Reform Steering Committee last year. In a report released Monday, the group outlines … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Sununu, government, reform, Regulations
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NH Women’s March 2018: Same Hypocrisy, Ignorance and Hatred on Display as Last Year
Today, left-wing organizations rallied together to hold another “Women’s March” in Concord. This year’s rally was vastly smaller than last year’s rally but the sentiments were the same. It seems the people in attendance simply hate President Trump and are protesting his … Continue reading
Tales from the BudComm: Upon Fred Butler (Gilford) beclowning himself again
his past Tuesday night, my hamlet had its Public Session where the Budget Committee presented both its budgets (Municipal, School District) to the townfolk to explain the numbers and to take questions or listen to concerns. Fred Butler approached the … Continue reading
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Tagged Budget Committee, Fred Butler, Gilford
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Round One: Metzler Takes on Commissioner of Education
Based on a complaint made by Danville’s school board representative, Stefanie Dube, the NH Department of Education became aware of Timberlane’s administration of the Tripod student survey. This is an online survey given to students in Timberlane schools about their … Continue reading
A sad farewell to RightWingNews
RightWingNews was one of the national blogs that linked to us in that early time – something that I’ll always be thankful to John Hawkins for because that linking meant we weren’t as nuts as sometimes we thought we were. … Continue reading
The Perils of Postmodern Progressivism
Imagine my shock when I found out that the pussy-hat brigade was planning yet another “woman’s march” to protest the anniversary of the inauguration of our lawfully elected president. | More at PJ Media H/T GraniteGrok
The New Media Militia 