There is an intense focus on the contest between Karen Handel and John Ossoff, the latter taking in tens of millions in donations (most of which is from outside the district) and now there’s some real ugliness surfacing in the form of terrorism. | More…
| RedState
(Hours 1c,2a) Rich talked to Kevin Verville of the Deerfield Budget Committee. He opened by reminding the listeners about the controversy with the Dean of Students at Pembroke Academy and Superintendent Patty Sherman’s lies concerning what happened. They then talked about the illegal creation of a position within SAU 53 and Kevin pointed out his fears regarding the future of the PACE assessments within the Districts. | More…
No matter where your children go, they’re sure to encounter millions of germs. While you shouldn’t be too nervous about the germs (your kids are pretty good at fighting them off) there are some objects you should definitely be aware of.
Germs are a natural part of life and they can actually build up your kid’s immune system, but you might want to consider giving these six things a quick cleaning every once in a while — after all, they are dirtier than a toilet seat. |More…
Members of Ski New Hampshire reported 2.3 million skier visits at their resorts last season, a 30 percent increase in snow sports visits from the previous winter.
A spokesman for the organization said a final tally for the 2016/17 winter season was announced at the organization’s annual conference at the Red Jacket Mountain View Resort in North Conway on Monday.
Ski New Hampshire represents most ski areas in the state with the exception of Attitash, Wildcat and Crotched Mountain.
During the 2016-17 winter season, total ski resort visits for Ski NH’s 34 ski area members reached 2,357,609, which includes alpine and Nordic skiing, snowboarding, and tubing. | More…
| WMUR
My husband and I have different perspectives on more than a few things. Money is one of them. It’s not that we are far apart, but as close as we are, we think differently about its function and use in some ways. If that seems vague to you, that’s because it is.
Perspective is a vague, even nebulous topic. Certainly, two people sitting opposite on another will see different things. It is also true though that people sitting next to one another can see different things too. | More…
As usual, I find myself in disagreement with State Senator Jeb Bradley (RINO – Wolfeboro). More specifically, I think Bradley’s observation that Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky (Communist – Concord) is trying to create political cover for Democrats in the New Hampshire House and Senate to vote against increased spending on kindergarten is wrong.
I think Volinsky believes that he can bluff the Legislature into increased spending on kindergarten, failing which some Democrat lawyer will file a lawsuit along the lines Volinsky has sketched and that New Hampshire’s Democrat-appointed judiciary will expand the Claremont rulings to make “fully-funded, full-day kindergarten” a “constitutional right.” | More…
TAUNTON, MA — Michelle Carter was more than 30 miles away when 18-year-old Conrad Roy III died in a shopping center parking lot, but her texts to him proved that she failed to act to prevent his July 2014 death, Judge Lawrence Moniz ruled Friday morning.
In a case that has drawn national attention, Carter, 20, of Plainville, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in a bench decision after she waived her right to a jury trial. | More…
| Patch
The presidential election is over but people are still too busy fretting and fighting over it to notice anything else it seems. CNHT heard little about town meeting outcomes this year. Where is everyone?
A man who once came to one of our events even called town government affairs “small potatoes”.
But nothing could be further from the truth. In NH, your largest tax bill is likely your homeowner’s tax. Your town and school meetings are where they decide to raise and spend the money. |More…
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office is investigating an officer involved shooting incident in Newton, NH, last night, according to a press statement. At around 11 p.m. on June 15, 2017, Massachusetts State Police spotted a man in Malden, MA, who was wanted out of Maine on multiple charges, including weapons and a sexual assault charge. | More…
| Patch
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A man on a Greyhound bus heading home to Manchester, N.H. is facing charges for allegedly threatening to kill people once he got there.
The Berkshire Eagle reports that Alame Simwerayi, 26, made the comments Wednesday morning while enroute to the Queen City.
“Once I get to New Hampshire, I’m gonna kill people,” he’s alleged to have said. | More…
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