A New Hampshire State House finance committee meets…but this is a partially different bunch from the group you saw try and stop me from filming on March 13. This was taped the same day, before that incident. | More…
Impossible! Politician manages to be nice and block camera
Posted in Local NH Politics, Ridley Report
Tagged Dave Ridley, Finance Committee, NH House
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Bacteria Alerts At 2 NH Beaches
HOLLIS, NH — Bacteria warnings were issued at two New Hampshire beaches this week. A cyanobacteria warning was issued for Silver Lake in Hollis and a fecal bacteria warning was issued for Griffin Beach in Franklin, state environmental officials announced Tuesday. Swimmers were advised to stay out of the water and boaters were urged to stay away if they see deep clouds of green or blue clouds in the water. | More…
| Patch
Man accused of firing shots in downtown Concord
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Police in Concord, New Hampshire, have arrested a man accused of firing multiple gunshots at night near Main Street. No one was hurt.
Police said the shots were fired at about 11:40 p.m. Wednesday. Police found a 9mm semi-automatic gun, expended ammunition magazines and numerous shell casings on a street that parallels North Main Street. | More…
| AP
Compromise full-day kindergarten plan heads to Legislature
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire lawmakers appointed to develop a compromise plan to provide public funding for full-day kindergarten reached a deal Thursday, moving one of Republican Gov. Chris Sununu’s priorities another step forward.
Nearly 75 percent of New Hampshire communities already offer full-day kindergarten, but the state only pays half the standard per-student amount for those pupils, or about $1,800. |More…
| AP
Must See: Mark Steyn on the Violent Left and Their Fake Resistence
Posted in Culture, Democrats
Tagged Cultural Appropriation, Mark Steyn, Tucker Carlson, Violence
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Why You Love Capitalism (fixed Link…I hope)
If you’re reading this on a smartphone, computer or tablet, you love capitalism. Don’t believe it? Ask yourself this: Why do you love using your iPhone, buying stuff on Amazon, and ordering a car on Uber? And why do you hate standing in line at the DMV or the post office? Because there’s a huge difference between private companies and government agencies. In our new video, Jared Meyer of the Foundation for Government Accountability shows that many people who don’t think they love free enterprise actually do.
| Prager U
Man Fatally Stabbed Woman in NH Over Half-Ounce of Pot
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A detective has testified that a man accused of fatally stabbing a woman in Concord, New Hampshire, was confronted by her over the theft of a half-ounce of marijuana.
Posted in Crime, Drugs
Tagged Daswan Jette, Marijuana, Murder, Sabrina Marie Galusha
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Revisionist History: Candia School Board and the Transgender Policy
Rich talked about the controversy surrounding the Candia School Board and the transgender policy. He discussed Kim Royer’s tallying of positions and tackled claims of intentional bias. “It’s breathtaking in its dishonesty and stupidity” he said in reference to her decision to exclude information, and he questioned her integrity as a member of the School Board. | More…
Posted in Culture, Elections, Girard At Large
Tagged Candia, Kim Royer, Rich Girard, Transgender
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House, Senate Finalize State Budget in Conference Committee. Full Votes to Come Next Week.
After four days of back-to-back negotiations between the New Hampshire House and Senate, lawmakers on the state budget conference committee finally decided Wednesday on an $11.7 billion two-year spending plan. Although it’s widely expected to pass the Senate, there is still a chance that it could fail in the volatile House. More…
The New Media Militia 