In a few months, maybe weeks, the President Trump Election Commission will start taking public testimony.
This has the leftist, progressives, Marxists, college professors of gibberish, and our star media all in a panic, to say the least. They will plead there is no need for an election commission to investigate how Federal Elections are conducted by the states. | More…
Already one of the best-selling craft vodka brands in New England, V-One is now available in 35 of the Granite State’s liquor outlets.
V-One founder Paul Kozub, who attended Exeter to play prep basketball, is happy to be back in the state.
“Ironically, I was almost kicked out of the school for having vodka on campus,” said Kozub. “Now it is vodka that is bringing me back. I am proud to share our line of clean drinking vodkas with my friends in New Hampshire.” | More…
KEENE — A man was wounded Monday afternoon when two police officers fired their weapons during a confrontation Monday afternoon on Wilford Street, authorities said.
The man was taken to a local hospital and is being treated for his injuries, according to a statement from Attorney General Gordon MacDonald.
Peter Hinckley, the assistant attorney general assigned to the case, said his office hopes to identify the person who was shot on Tuesday. The police officers involved will be identified as expeditiously as possible, he said. *| More…
State Senator Andy Sanborn, speaking at the CNHT Picnic this past weekend, took a few minutes to offer a short, simple set of reasons to support him for Congress in New Hampshire CD-1 in 2018. |Source page
The business of flying unmanned aerial vehicles, also known as drones, is soaring. In 2016, over 2,500 drones were registered in New Hampshire, the bulk of which were for recreational use.
Commercial application of drone technology could reach $127 million nationwide by 2020, according to analysts at Pricewaterhouse Coopers.
At the New Hampshire Department of Transportation, aviation planner Rita Castonguay Hunt says she fields many calls about drones. | More…
LACONIA — A city man is in custody following a report of a gunshot that was heard in the area of a Gilford Avenue residence on Sunday night.
Police said they received a report of a person being threatened with a gun near 55 Gilford Ave. just before 11 p.m.
Officers who responded said they also received a report of a single gunshot being fired in the area. After interviewing witnesses, police determined that Gregory Marcoot, 36, who lives at 53 Gilford Ave., was a suspect. | More…
It’s always been about global socialist redistribution.
The U.S. decision to pull out of the Paris climate agreement means Turkey is less inclined to ratify the deal because the U.S. move jeopardizes compensation promised to developing countries, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday. | More…
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After more than 200 years of continuous operation, the Francestown Village Store closed its doors for the last time on Thursday.
On its last day, owners Christina and Rob Wohle opened the store for its regular morning coffee crowd and then closed up for a final time not long after.
“It was sad, a lot of tears,” Rob said Thursday about the last coffee with regulars. “It was a sad morning.” *| More…
With the effort to defund Planned Parenthood stalled at the federal level, Texas is spearheading a plan that could “open the floodgates” for states to strip taxpayer dollars from the abortion giant one by one.
Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, sent a first-of-its-kind waiver to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on June 28 asking the agency to approve federal funding for a state-administered family planning program that excludes abortion providers and their affiliates from participation. | More…
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Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night nor burning mail trucks stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.
LONDONDERRY, N.H. (AP) — A letter carrier in New Hampshire barely escaped a burning mail truck.
The Eagle-Tribune reports a mail carrier was working in Londonderry Monday afternoon when she smelled an odd odor and stopped the vehicle. Battalion Chief Mike McQuillen says the fire started in the truck’s engine and then completely engulfed the vehicle. | More…
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