RINDGE, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire is warning people to avoid contact with the water in Lake Monomonac after finding elevated levels of a potentially dangerous algal bloom.
Dangerous Algae Found in New Hampshire Lake
Posted in Around New England, Environment
Tagged Algae, Cyanobacteria, Lake Monomonac, Rindge
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Green Party Candidate Jill Stein Kicks Dems While They Are Down
Posted in Democrats, Elections
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Green Party, Hillary Clinton, Jill Stein, Russia
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Stuart Varney: Trump Has Already Made ‘America $4 Trillion Richer’ in Just 6 Months
In an op-ed on his Fox Business show Thursday, host Stuart Varney made the case of how President Donald Trump has made the U.S. richer while only being in office for six months.
Despite the negative media coverage, Varney says investors look forward to what the current administration can continue to do: |More…
| IJR.com
Posted in Economy/Economics, National News
Tagged Economy, Stuart Varney, Trump, Wealth
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Animal Rights Activists Free 30-40,000 Minks, most die as a result
Between 30,000 and 40,000 farm-raised minks were released into the wild near Eden Valley, Minnesota, earlier this week when burglars—presumably animal rights activists—cut the fence to a mink-pelt farm and opened the cages holding the mammals, letting them run into the wild.
… Many of the minks died once released because of the heat. The ones that were recovered alive were haphazardly thrown into pens, which disrupted their social groupings and drove the minks to kill one another. | More…
| Slate
Mark Steyn: Diversity and Disintegration
A law-abiding unarmed woman makes the mistake of calling 911 and, when the responding officers arrive, they shoot her dead. The American media’s reflex instinct is that this is an out-of-control murderous police-brutality story. To be sure, it’s more helpful if the victim is black or Hispanic, but in this case she is female and an immigrant, albeit from Australia. And certainly Down Under the instinct of the press would also be to play this as an example of a country with a crazy gun culture and the bad things that happen when innocent foreigners make the mistake of going there, even to a peaceable, upscale neighborhood. (…)
But there’s a complicating factor. It’s so complicating that The Washington Post finds itself running a 1,200-word story on the death of Justine Damond without a word about the copper who shot her – nothing about his background, record, habits, behavior. Not even his name.
Because his name is Mohamed Noor. As Tucker Carlson pointed out on Fox News the other night, the reason you know the officer’s identity is significant is because the Post went to all that trouble not to mention it. | More…
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Posted in Crime, Culture, Immigration/Illegal Immigration
Tagged Mark Steyn, Minnesota, Mohamed Noor, Refugees
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Gardner has chance private conversation with Trump about elections
New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner says it was pure coincidence.
Gardner told WMUR Thursday that while he was in Washington on Wednesday for the first meeting of President Donald Trump’s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, Gardner literally came close to bumping into Trump in a hallway of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. | More…
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Posted in Elections, National News, Vote Fraud
Tagged Bill Gardner, Donald Trump, Election Commission
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Urban Meyer resigns, mass grave at former KKK leader’s home, and other fake news this week
A roundup of some of the most popular, but completely untrue, headlines of the week. None of these stories are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Press checked these out; here are the real facts. (This weekly fixture is part of The Associated Press’ ongoing efforts to fact-check claims in suspected false news stories). | More…
AP | NH1
Posted in Culture, National News
Tagged AP, Fake News, Gretchen Carlson, KKK, Trey Gowdy, Urban Meyer
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NH Police Grapple with New Marijuana Decriminalization Rules
Police departments across the state are coming to grips with how to deal with people caught possessing marijuana after New Hampshire became the 22nd state to decriminalize the drug on Tuesday.
Police departments throughout the Granite State have until Sept. 18, less than two months, to prepare for the change in drug policy, with many law enforcement agencies expressing an uncertainty of the steps they will take to deal with the change.
The law has some ambiguity, leaving questions like how to deal with someone in possession of differing marijuana products, or how to enforce driving under the influence of the drug. | More…
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Tagged Decriminalization, enforcement, Marijuana, New Hampshire, Police
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Work has begun on indoor gun range in Warner, New Hampshire
WARNER — Work began Thursday on the property that will soon house New Hampshire’s newest indoor gun range.
Dragonfly Ranges, owned by Eric Miller, has plans to build a 9,400 square foot indoor gun range on Warner Road just off of Exit 7 on Interstate 89.
The range will be built next to the MadgeTech Inc. facility.
Norm Carlson, the owner, and president of MadgeTech does not like the idea of having a gun range right next door to his business. | More…
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$1 Million to Clear Pease Trees Please
PORTSMOUTH — The Governor’s Executive Council on Wednesday approved more than $1 million, most of it federal funds, to remove trees from 25 acres at Portsmouth International Airport and install lighting on taller trees that won’t be removed.
Airport manager Paul Breen said the work is a navigational requirement that mandates removal of airspace obstructions for pilots making landings during poor weather. He said $825,000 is designated for logging to remove selected trees that are not obstructions now but are expected to be in the near future. *| More…
The New Media Militia 