Windham Special Meeting August 12

Once again, Judge Smukler approves of a special meeting, when special meetings are supposed to be reserved for true emergencies. July 15, 2008 Eagle Tribune WINDHAM — A judge has granted the town permission to hold a Special Town Meeting vote on a $1.25 million second...

Democrats frustrated by Pledge taking

July 10, 2008 Keene Sentinel Democrats in region lash out Say party is missing chance to fix problems Nearly two years after the balance of power in New Hampshire tipped in their favor, some local Democrats say they feel disenchanted with the state party’s direction...

Roll Out the Red Carpet for Anti-Spending Group

From the Nashua Telegraph… What better way to celebrate Independence Day than to launch a campaign for more independence from excessive government spending and the subsequent taxes? The organizers of this movement purposely chose the day that most New...

N.H. community may dim its lights

July 5, 2008 Boston Globe Look at the bright side. (Or is that the dark side?) It could soon be easier to see the stars at night in the small community of Franklin, N.H. Officials in the town of about 8,700 will vote Monday whether to try to save money by turning off...

Anti-tax group sets up in N.H.

Nashua Telegraph CONCORD – A national anti-tax group supporting free enterprise set up shop in New Hampshire on Tuesday and its leaders vowed to organize citizens against raising state or federal taxes. New Hampshire becomes the 22nd state chapter of Americans for...

NH Cop “Overtime King” Retires

June 30, 2008 Union Leader Windham officer’s OT push nets retirement windfall WINDHAM – When police Officer Greg Malisos retires today, he’ll be giving up more than the usual 40-hour workweek. The vanity plates on his recreational vehicle explain his...