Sep 9, 2009
For the Rochester Concerned Taxpayers Association by Jane Aitken (updated 3/24/2012) It has come to my attention that the City of Rochester is being asked to consider the construction of a second, ‘small’ high school. While I do not dispute the idea that...
Sep 3, 2009
September 3, 2009 Nashua Telegraph CONCORD – Republican legislative leaders called upon Gov. John Lynch to convene a special session to cut spending in a state budget embroiled in a $110 million court dispute and faced with lagging revenues over the past two months....
Aug 30, 2009
NHAC and Friends ‘Pork Roast’ Grand Success ROCHESTER, NH – Despite foul weather, hundreds of attendees made NHAC’s “Pork Roast” picnic event, named so in dubious honor of the massive wasteful spending that is being done by the majority at the national level, a...
Aug 28, 2009
MANCHESTER – A group of Manchester residents is taking the city to court in an effort to sink the proposed spending cap. Members of the group Keep Manchester Moving are asking a Hillsborough County Superior Court judge to deem the cap illegal. The group is also asking...
Aug 27, 2009
Exercising the First by Doug Lambert Feeding the Beast As I dig deeper and deeper into the affairs of supposed “self government” and the rule of law, and try to work — as any good citizen would — to right apparent wrongs, I know that there are some out...
Aug 25, 2009
August 24, 2009 by Warner Todd Huston One of the first states to attempt to tally the “new jobs” that Obama’s stimulus created has issued its first report and the news is rather discreditable to say the least. New Hampshire’s Director of the Economic Stimulus, Bud...