Dec 11, 2017
CONCORD — A showdown over residency and voting rights is expected to begin when the New Hampshire Senate reconvenes in January. The state Senate Election Law and Internal Affairs Committee approved an amendment to a retained bill, which passed the House of...
Nov 25, 2017
Residents are being hit with a huge increases, yet there are no numbers or statistics to be shared. Meanwhile, school districts often can’t pay for the basic supplies that teachers need to start off the school year in September. We are seeing more and more...
Nov 19, 2017
by Ed Naile Ward 3 Manchester, NH Alderman Pat Long lost a seat on that board by just seven votes out of over a thousand cast. That is a close race. I wonder if Pat Long has any second thoughts about elections and “one man one vote” now that he has time on his hands?...
Nov 19, 2017
Housing shortages for the elderly tug at the heartstrings of most people. News outlets write about the problem all the time. Getting creative to solve New Hampshire’s senior housing crisis “There’s a well-documented crisis in affordable housing in New...
Nov 18, 2017
NPR had a very revealing article about Orville “Bud” Fitch who will now become, at the insistence of Secretary of State Bill Gardner – our new election expert! N.H. Secretary of State Taps Statehouse Veteran as Elections Attorney Orville “Bud” Fitch may not be known...
Nov 10, 2017
The fact New Hampshire would try and become the site of Amazon’s new headquarters is no surprise. What was unexpected was that Gov. Chris Sununu’s proposal for the Woodmont Commons development site in Londonderry would include the full-throated support for using a new...