Here are last weeks most clicked, viewed, and shared posts.
5. Pics or It Isn’t Happening: AG Office Clarifies Voter ID Law
4. Democrat Senate Dist. 16 Candidate Kevin Cavanaugh’s “Drug Problem”
3. Man contracts flesh-eating bacteria while hiking in New Hampshire
2. Manchester VA Director, Chief of Staff Removed Pending Investigation
1. Chris Sununu Signs SB 44 Prohibiting NH from Mandating Common Core Standards
If you carry a concealed handgun, danger lurks on our Southern border. I am not talking about Mexico!
Recently, the Massachusetts State Police arrested a Freemont, New Hampshire man for the so called “crime” of carrying a concealed handgun without a license and bragged about it on their Facebook page.
Wow, carrying without a license! Where’s the victim? | More…
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Manchester PD was one of 7 gangs to receive a share of $1,304,118 (pages 63 and 124) in grants to conduct “sobriety” checkpoints. One of the checkpoints was conducted this past Thursday, July 20th 10pm through July 21st 2:30am. The checkpoint was located on the westbound lane of Bridge St. Manchester PD records indicate that there were 3 stops on Bridge Street during those hours. There were no arrests, and no citations are listed. No DWI arrests occurred during those hours anywhere in Manchester, according to the gang’s website.
As always, a group of libertarians showed up to warn drivers of the presence of the gang members. Though it seems that the MPD gang did not remove any unsafe activity from the roadways, the libertarians warned several drivers, both those who drove through the checkpoint and those who did not, that their headlights were off. | More…
In 1986, fake news New York Times and fake news PBS said global warming threatened all life on earth by the year 2000.
The Conclusion conveyed with great authority by several big-league climatologists from government and private research organizations is terrible: by the year 2000, the atmosphere and weather will grow warmer by several degrees and life — animal, plant, human–will be threatened. | More…
A San Antonio-area man has been charged with threatening to kill U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and members of his family.
The official that James Amos Headley, 59, is accused of targeting is not identified in court records, other than by the initials T.C., and prosecutors and the FBI won’t name him. The San Antonio Express-News confirmed that it is Cruz through other sources.
“Pretty soon you’re gonna be runnin for your life, just hope your family is not with ya because I’m not gonna insult them, I’m gonna kill them, right after I shoot you right in front of them,” court documents quote Headley as saying in a July 11 voicemail left at the official’s office at the U.S. Capitol. | More…
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Officials at Carlow University are trying to figure out who vandalized a statue of Jesus located on their campus.
The statue, made of granite, is located at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Robinson Street.
University officials say someone broke the hands off of the statue. | More…
The Department of Justice decided to eliminate the $3 million fine that Harley-Davidson received from President Barack Obama’s administration to fight pollution. The money was supposed to go “to an American Lung Association project promoting cleaner-burning cook stoves.”
The company reached an agreement with the government last August to pay that fine along with a $12 million fine for the “manufacture and sale of around 340,000 illegal motorcycle tuners.” | More…
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Authorities say a man who went missing from a camp apparently drowned in a river.
New Hampshire Fish and Game officers and state troopers began searching for 53-year-old Kent Woods on Saturday afternoon after he was reported missing. While they were looking for him kayakers on the Upper Ammonoosuc River located Woods’ body about a quarter mile downstream from the camp.
A medical examiner pronounced the Stark resident dead at the scene.
An investigation is continuing.
MANCHESTER — A police officer in New Hampshire was assisted by one local resident when trying to apprehend a fleeing suspect.
Officer Fred Gillis said he was patroling the area of Lake Ave and Union Street around 3:30 p.m. on Saturday when he spotted a suspect known for having an outstanding warrant.
Police say, Stone Cooper, 18, of Manchester was asked several times by Ofc. Gillis to stop but he took off running. | More…
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