On January 4, 2018, I received an email invitation to City Year’s Martin Luther King Day event (right). The subject line of the email was “Free Family Event: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day!” Candidly, I thought nothing of it and didn’t open the invitation until after I’d received multiple inquiries, complaints, and statements of indignation about it. |Keep Reading at Girard at Large.com
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Steve Negron Announces Conservative Endorsements Across NH-02
Nashua, NH – Steve Negron, a Republican candidate for Congress in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District, released some significant conservative endorsements for his campaign this week. | Keep Reading at GraniteGrok.com
The sanctity of the Davison’s Conservation Covenant meant to be for evermore should not be dismissed. The town should have recognized any safety issues long ago and moved to correct those issues before the Conservation Covenant was completed. | More at Onlyhennikerbruce
The New Hampshire House Judiciary Committee will hold a day full of hearings on Right-to-Know bills on January 23, 2018 starting at 10:00 a.m. A total of 7 bills, all concerning RSA 91-A, the Right-to-Know Law, will be considered. The hearings will be in room 208 of the Legislative Office Building in Concord, N.H. The public is encouraged to attend and testify in favor of these bills. | Keep Reading at NH Right to Know
Reviewing his 1/9/18 column, one has to wonder if E. Scott Cracraft intentionally tries to mislead readers, if he just doesn’t care about children getting a decent start in life, if he’s blind to public education’s failures, or if he is afraid that children, educated outside of public schools, might learn to think for themselves and reject his progressive beliefs … or all of the above. | More at GraniteGrok.com
This week, President Trump was accused of referring to Haiti and some African countries as “shi*t holes”. According to the Oxford dictionary, this is defined as “an extremely dirty, shabby, or otherwise unpleasant place.”
This definition includes nothing about race, although every mouth-breathing, window-licking Liberal wants to exploit the rumored comments and make it so. | Keep Reading at GraniteGrok.com
WARNER — A special exception for a proposed gun range was denied on a 3-2 vote by the zoning board Wednesday after nearly a year of controversy.
The first motion made was to approval the special exception, which did not pass in a 2 to 3 vote. After the next motion was made to deny the special exception, the final vote came out 3 to 2.
Chairman Janice Loz said it was a tough case, one that was very controversial in both Warner and Hopkinton.
The proposed gun range was to be built on nearly three acres of land on the north end of Warner Road off Exit 7 of Interstate 89 and close to the intersection of Route 103. It’s about half a mile from the Hopkinton town line. *| Keep Reading at the Union Leader
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On Thursday, Jan. 11, 2018, the New Hampshire Board of Education heard arguments to dismiss or not dismiss my complaint to them about salary setting practices at SAU 55.
James O’Shaughnessy represented SAU 55. He spoke first for 23 minutes, arguing that the board did not have jurisdiction over the matter. He dared not argue the merits of my complaint because he knew that would be a clear cut loss. | Keep Reading at timberlaneandsandown
PLYMOUTH — District Court Judge Thomas Rappa is considering whether to dismiss state drug charges against 16 people stopped at federal Border Patrol immigration checkpoints on Interstate 93 in Woodstock in August and September. *| Keep Reading at the Union Leader
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(TNS) — Stepping into a charged national debate over Internet regulation, a Keene, N.H., city council committee Wednesday signaled its opposition to the federal government’s recent repeal of so-called net neutrality rules. | Keep Reading at Govtech.com
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