Regional Planning Meeting Becomes Contentious
It would be hard to categorize this subject since the Regional Planning Commissions are not elected by the public. Where do they fall with respect to public input? How Do You Crash an Open House? Just Ask the NHTPCClaremont Voters Have Choice
Claremont New Hampshire Voters Have Choice On Tuesday, March 12 Claremont taxpayers have a choice to curb the upward spiral on local education property taxes by voting for their local school district tax cap Warrant Article 11. The spending cap is a result of NH RSA...Increased Transportation Fees (HB 617)
This week, the NH Public Works and Highways committee voted “Ought to Pass” on HB 617, which deals with “Increasing the rate of the road toll, increasing the vehicle registration fee, and establishing the New Hampshire state and municipal road and...NH Reps (R) Who Voted For Gas Tax Increase
From former Speaker Bill O’Brien: Here is the LIST OF GOP REPS WHO VOTED TO INCREASE NEW HAMPSHIRE’S GAS TAX BY A BILLION DOLLARS David Hess (Hooksett), Deputy Republican Leader Shawn Jasper (Hudson), Republican Whip Frank Tilton (Laconia)* Mark McConkey...Dems Trying to Destroy Educational Tax Credits for Poor
From the Honorable Gregory Hill: Here are the real facts about the N.H. education tax credit program Cathy Merwin’s endorsement in Tuesday’s paper described the new education tax credit program as badly as any letter I’ve yet seen. As one of the...VISITORS