Jun 13, 2008
Belknap County Sheriff removed from office by Supreme Court June 13, 2008 by Doug Lambert Granite Grok The New Hampshire Supreme Court has just issued their rulings in our Pro-Se Right-to-Know cases brought against the Belknap County Convention disputing the...
Jun 13, 2008
June 13, 2008 Seacoast Online EXETER — After a presentation by the New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources, the Heritage Commission decided Wednesday night, June 11 the Fort Rock Farm property on Newfields Road is historically and culturally important to the...
Jun 12, 2008
June 12, 20008 Union Leader Gov. John Lynch signed a bill yesterday that brings New Hampshire in line with nine other states in limiting carbon dioxide emission from electric generating plants. CONCORD – The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is a cap-and-trade...
Jun 12, 2008
NOTTINGHAM – Town officials are grappling with how best to respond to a recent report that says at least some property revaluations around Pawtuckaway Lake last year may have been done improperly. The tenor of the report, released to selectmen late last month,...
Jun 11, 2008
June 11, 2008 Nashua Telegraph Gov. John Lynch signed legislation that lets groups as small as three form a public employee union but only if the local government agrees to it. Currently, groups no smaller than 10 can unionize. Rep. John Knowles, D-Hudson, wrote the...
Jun 11, 2008
June 11, 2008 Union Leader Concord – State Sen. Joseph Kenney filed as a candidate for governor today, signing a pledge to observe a voluntary $1.2 million total spending limit and challenging Gov. John Lynch to do the same. “I want to make this about people, not...