Sep 10, 2008
Information taken from The Citizen A last-minute automatic phone effort by the state Democratic Party to replace jailed state Rep. James E. “Jim” Ryan on November’s ballot seems to have fallen short of its goal. The nearly 1,400 registered Democrats...
Sep 10, 2008
From the Union Leader… Tax caps are bad for building healthy communities. They are shortsighted attempts to stifle government spending regardless of purpose. They set arbitrary limits on community spending without addressing community need. Without a doubt, a...
Sep 10, 2008
September 10, 2008 Nashua Telegraph MANCHESTER – Gov. John Lynch romped to a third Democratic nomination Tuesday night, vowing to shepherd the state through tough economic times as he faces an aggressive though poorly financed Republican opponent. Lynch, 55, easily...
Sep 9, 2008
Eastern Arizona Courier – Beecher Out as Interim City Manager Pick After being unable to negotiate terms with their choice to be Safford’s interim city manager, the council decided to explore a new direction, according to Interim City Attorney William J....
Sep 9, 2008
From the Concord Monitor The school district that includes Northwood severed ties with its superintendent last week, halfway through her two-year contract. District officials confirmed that Judith McGann is no longer employed by SAU 44, which includes schools in...
Sep 9, 2008
by Eugene Reed According to NH law (RSA 21-J:14-b), the NH Assessing Standards Board shall hold a series of at least 3 public forums annually throughout the state to receive general comment through verbal and written testimony on assessing guidelines and practices....