Nov 20, 2008
From Politicker NH Concord, NH — Despite being reviewed and approved by 3 state agencies, and the ballot group who put the initiative up for referendum bending over backwards to oblige the city council, Concord City Solicitor Paul Cavanaugh has challenged a tax and...
Nov 20, 2008
The city of Concord wants a judge to weigh in on whether a proposed tax cap is constitutional. Leaders of three state agencies sent the city a letter in September saying a tax cap set to be voted on by Concord residents next November would not conflict with state...
Nov 12, 2008
Good news indeed! After over a decade of banging away at the local liberals, we have a huge victory with the passage of the tax & spending cap. With 70% of the votes cast for the cap, Rochester’s voters sent the message loud and clear to the City Council,...
Nov 6, 2008
Rochester Concerned Taxpayers Association Reaction to Passage of the Tax & Spending Cap Charter Change Amendment With 70% of the vote, the Rochester taxpayers sent the message loud and clear that we want smaller government and less spending. This overwhelming...
Oct 15, 2008
Fosters ROCHESTER — City Manager John Scruton is being accused of trying to “intimidate” officials from Derry and Laconia in an attempt to dissuade them from participating in tonight’s information session on a proposed city tax cap. Rochester...
Oct 3, 2008
Fosters ROCHESTER — Members of the Rochester Concerned Taxpayers Association claim an out-of-state company engaged in a smear campaign against the tax cap proposal on the Nov. 4 ballot. Push polling — the tactic in question, which entails pollsters using the guise of...