NH Bankruptcies Up By 30%

September 23, 2008 NHPR Bankruptcies are up in New Hampshire, about 30 percent on average. More and more people in the state are finding it hard to pay their bills, from mortgages to credit card balances. Concord Attorney Mary Stewart says she’s been handling...

Congress engages in more education nonsense and waste

September 23, 3008 CNHT has discovered that both our Congressmen, Carol Shea-Porter of District 1, and Paul Hodes of District 2, have co-sponsored and voted for this bill which passed the US House. This legislation, if allowed to pass the Senate, will affect all...

NH Parents Beware: The School ‘Reformers’ are Coming

September 23, 2008 EdWeek N.H. Seeking to Reinvigorate High Schools One New Hampshire high school student fell in love with accounting while working at a local business. Another attended the recent Democratic National Convention as a campaign volunteer. And a third,...

Senator Janeway Calls Voters ‘Wacko’

PRESS RELEASE: Janeway Calls New Hampshire Voters “Wacko” For Immediate Release September 22, 2008 For more information, contact Brett Bosse: (603) 995-9284 Janeway Calls New Hampshire Voters “Wacko” Insults anyone who supports offshore...

Group attempts to fight Mass income tax repeal

September 22, 2008 Tax Foundation A few months ago we covered the biggest tax-related ballot initiative on the November ballot: a proposal in Massachusetts to repeal the state’s income tax: A previous income tax repeal initiative appeared on the 2002 ballot, and...

More Regionalization in NH

The day a tornado tore through his town this summer, Barnstead road agent Chris Carazzo finally convinced selectmen to join a statewide public works mutual-aid network he’d been pushing. Within days, crews and equipment from Bow, Farmington, Loudon and Seabrook...