(Hour 3a, b)
(Hour 3a) Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas offered his analysis on yesterday’s election.
The winners. The losers. What it means for our state and for our city.
Read about the election results in the On Air News Read
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(Hour 3b) A miffed Patrice Benard called in to debate Rich on the issue of abortion.
She called back in the next segment for more. Benard: “It’s Personal on Abortion Issue”
Gatsas discussed yesterday’s vote against the Charter Amendment. What is the practical impact of the vote and how will it affect the City budget?
“Just the tip of the iceberg,” said Gatsas, who proceeded to address a laundry list of other things the City needs to do including contract negotiations with Manchester employees and rising healthcare costs.
Gatsas also got us up to date on the STEAM Ahead NH program.
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