District Again Rebuffs Parents’ Calls for Info
From the Concord Monitor The parents of a severely disabled Deering boy say they will file a lawsuit against the Hillsboro-Deering School Board after it again refused to discuss a decision to put their son into the public school district. Ed Naile, chairman of the New...School Board Urged to Find Some Balance
From the Concord Monitor Unity was the message residents delivered to the Hillsboro-Deering School Board at last night’s meeting as board members began work to select a new member. Six candidates applied for the fifth spot on the board, which opened last month...Where did the state suddenly get money to study trains?
July 23, 2008 By Charles M. Arlinghaus FINDING A LITTLE extra money from the taxpayers to help out your friends is always more popular than cutting spending to balance the budget. It shouldn’t surprise us that just weeks after the latest round of spending cuts,...AG’s office: Police funds must follow the law Oversight of donation accounts must change
July 24, 2008 Eagle Tribune ATKINSON — The Police Department’s donation accounts have been the focus of a four-month investigation by the state attorney general’s charitable trust unit. The results are in: The money needs to be handled differently. The...Portsmouth City Council Defeats “Anti-Pledge” Resolution
July 23, 2008 by Bill St. Laurent, President The Association of Portsmouth Taxpayers The Portsmouth City Council had a public hearing, Monday night, to get the residents to vote for a city resolution to do away with the “pledge”. This resolution was...VISITORS