Feb 9, 2009
February 9, 2009 Seacoast Online NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — The mayor of Nashua wants to change the state’s right-to-know law so city officials can meet in secret to discuss collective bargaining strategies. The mayor, aldermen and school board met in private last...
Feb 6, 2009
February 6, 2009 Laconia Citizen MEREDITH – The Inter-Lakes School District’s budget which exceeds $18 million will be decided by voters, along with two articles related to the taping of School Board meetings. On Thursday, the Inter-Lakes School Board,...
Feb 4, 2009
by Ed Naile Well I went to the Atkinson Deliberative session on Saturday to behold the spectacle of democracy at its worst – I was not disappointed. Here is how it works: The police chief has a following built with taxpayer dollars in the form of a nifty little...
Feb 4, 2009
ATKINSON – Two residents who claim police Chief Philip V. Consentino bullied people into removing their names from a warrant article petition are preparing to sue the chief and the board of selectmen. In a notice sent to the town by attorney Charles Douglas, residents...
Feb 3, 2009
from the Eagle Tribune: ATKINSON — Residents have rights at public meetings, but that can all come to an end when they cause a disturbance. Resident Gary Brownfield was taking photographs at the town’s deliberative session Saturday, but was told almost...
Jan 27, 2009
Seacoast Online – New Hampshire examines penalties for meetings law violations CONCORD — New Hampshire lawmakers are considering strengthening penalties against public agencies, officials and employees that violate the state’s Right-to-Know Law. The...