A judge allowed three prominent businessmen to file a $12 million lien against property owned by Michael Gill in a defamation lawsuit against the mortgage broker over statements he posted on electronic signs outside his business offices. More…
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With casino revenues declining in Maine, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, yet another casino bill, SB 242, is before the New Hampshire House of Representatives. Just as was the case in our neighboring states, there were grandiose predictions of revenue when those states approved their casinos. None have measured up to those claims. More…
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A sweeping school choice bill that would let families use tax dollars for non-public education is facing a tough road in the New Hampshire House after breezing through the Senate. More…
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New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu has another key commissioner post to fill, with the head of the department that handles the state’s accounting leaving her post.
Vicki Quiram, commissioner of the Department of Administrative Services, is stepping down May 12 for a job in another state. Sununu shared Quiram’s resignation letter Monday. More…
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Hillary’s Twitter feed indicates that she’s learned nothing. She posts about social issues and identity politics through the prism of her loss. She remains woefully out of touch and she still doesn’t get what her husband did way back in 1992: It’s the economy, stupid.
Unless deprived of oxygen, Hillary and her cohort will press on, further retarding party progress. Stars such as Elizabeth Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand are fighting for column inches, airtime and party dominance as the Clintons stubbornly remain. More…
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One of the greatest pieces of writings in history has a second copy…in England. Harvard University researcher Emily Sneff came across it back in 2015 when she searched for the Declaration of Independence in Britain. She found something in a West Sussex record office when an item struck her “as odd because it mentioned parchment, a material suggesting a document made for a special occasion and not simply a broadside copy.” More…
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Rich started the hour by giving the listeners an update on the cell tower controversy that occurred in Bedford. He and Jacob (Fred the Intern) then discussed communities within the Granite State which tend to keep the public in the dark. They also spoke about a school bake sale restriction, the elimination of a public comment slot within local government meeting in Weare, gave an update on Milford’s burning permit prohibition and more. Source Page.
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Today is the last time that Gen. John Stark Day will be observed on the fourth Monday in April.
Gov. Chris Sununu, R-Newfields, signed a bill into law earlier this month that changes the General Stark observance to the second Monday in April. It takes effect 60 days after passage.
The goal of the legislation is for the observance to occur while children are in school, and not out on spring vacation. More…
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North Korea could reduce a U.S. strike force to a sea wreck if it’s provoked, the country’s propaganda outlets said Monday, adding to tensions on the Korean Peninsula. With the threat of a nuclear test in North Korea looming and another U.S. citizen reportedly detained there, China’s President Xi Jinping is urging President Trump to avoid escalating the situation. More…
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