CONWAY — Ahead of a busy Memorial Day weekend and just weeks after selectmen increased parking fines on West Side Road from $10 to $50, the Conway board voted Tuesday to again hike the fines to $100 — a 900 percent increase over the original fine. More…
CONWAY — Ahead of a busy Memorial Day weekend a 900 percent increase in Parking Fines
Posted in Around New England, New Hampshire News
Tagged Conway, Fines, Memorial Day, Parking
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CNHT Meets with Africans, Venezuelans
Celebrating Bitcoin Pizza Day + Makerspace, Golf Course, Jiu Jitsu Businesses Now Accepting Bitcoin in Keene!
On May 22nd of 2010, a computer programmer made the first recorded real-life bitcoin purchase – two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoin. At the Now, seven years later, 10,000 bitcoin is now worth about 25 million US dollars! To celebrate “Bitcoin Pizza Day”, eight Keene-area bitcoiners met up Monday afternoon at Little Zoe’s Take and Bake Pizza (Keene’s bitcoin-accepting pizzeria!) and ordered up several pizzas. More…
Body Slamming Republican Wins Special Congressional Election in Montana
“Montana sent a strong message tonight that we want a Congressman to work with President Trump to make America and Montana great again,” Gianforte told supporters after declaring victory. More…
| Forbes
Posted in Elections, Health Care, National News, National Politics & Policy
Tagged Greg Gianforte, Montana, Rob Quist, Special Election
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The Sad, Sad Rise of Valentinioism
While it’s human nature to mock what we don’t understand, some things, even when understood, are still mocked. This is because they rightly deserve to be mocked.
However, even when something is so deservedly mocked – such as these pathetic examples of gross Valentinioism that are becoming more and more common – it’s still interesting to delve into why anyone would do this. Is it a fad? Vanity? Or just unbridled stupidity? More…
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Gilford, NH Buys The Top of a Mountain
The town contributed $115,000 toward the purchase of the 2,044-foot-high peak and 273 acres of surrounding land, without relying on direct taxation. The money came from the conversion of land that had been held in “current use” into the market-value property. More…
Posted in Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged Conservation, Gilford, Land Use, Property
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The Republican Liberty Caucus Biennial Convention is This Saturday
This weekend we’re hosting our 14th Biennial National Convention at the Rosen Centre in Orlando!
Featured Speakers:
Tom Woods, Senior Fellow at the Mises Institute
Congressman Ted Yoho (FL-3)
Michael Boldin, Executive Director of the 10th Amendment Center
Cliff Maloney Jr., President of Young Americans for Liberty
Loren Spivack, the Free Market Warrior
|RLC
Close the Domicile Loophole in New Hampshire
…while institutionalizing out of state college voters? And that’s a win?
For the past three election cycles, New Hampshire voters and activists have been calling for substantive election law reform that points our state in the direction of stronger ballot integrity. For too long, many people voting in our state elections have been able to register to vote and vote without proving their domicile and showing that they live in their city or ward before voting.
This is ludicrous. More…
Posted in Elections, Legislation, Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News, Republicans
Tagged Domicile, Elections, SB 3
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Inside Corey Lewandowski’s Failed Romp in Trump’s Swamp
He was a political nobody who helped Donald Trump win the White House. Then Corey Lewandowski went to Washington, hell-bent on making his fortune and changing the lobbying game forever. Here’s how those grandiose plans blew up—and what they say about the sketchy new opportunities available in Trump’s Washington. More…
| GQ
Posted in Elections, National News
Tagged Corey Lewandowski, Donald Trump, GQ, Washington DC
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Citizens Urge School Board to Keep February and April Vacation
CONWAY — A number of citizens turned out to the Conway School Board’s meeting Monday night, asking the board to reconsider potentially eliminating February and April school vacations in the Conway School District. They view February vacation as a must, as it’s one of the busiest weeks of winter from an economic standpoint. More…
Posted in Local NH Politics, New Hampshire News
Tagged Conway, School Board, School Vacation
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The New Media Militia 