Non-academic Surveys and the Illusion of Anonymity [SB320]
I provided the following testimony to the NH House Education Committee regarding SB320. This...
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Author: Rich Girard
On Air News Read for March 22, 2016
Cornerstone Action has announced its opposition to H B 1 6 6 1, which would prevent Conversion Therapy for minors dealing with homosexual orientation. Cornerstone is urging those concerned about religious liberty and patient...
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New Hampshire’s congressmen, Frank Guinta, Republican from Manchester, and Anne McLane Kuster, Democrat from Hopkinton, have requested the House Appropriations Committee provide quote unquote “robust funding” for the...
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Saying he is “proud of all that we have achieved in Manchester,” Mayor Ted Gatsas yesterday announced he is running for governor of New Hampshire. In a statement released about half an hour after a caller into this...
Read MoreHB 1417 Defeat Continues Secrecy
Public boards across the state can continue to meet in complete secrecy. This could have changed with HB1417, but the House killed this bill. When boards meet with an attorney or negotiate with a union they don’t have to...
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Project Veritas Action President James O’Keefe will conduct a news conference today to address issues related to the three voter fraud videos he released around the time of our First-in-the-Nation Primary. The videos received...
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Manchester Police Chief Nick Willard has been named to a new joint national task force to address our nation’s opioid and heroin abuse crisis by the National League of Cities and the National Association of Counties. The...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for March 15, 2016
The Manchester Board of School Committee’s Committee on Coordination and Administration voted to allow the city’s Health Department to place Narcan in all of the city’s elementary, middle, and high schools. Each...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for March 14, 2016
The Committee on Coordination and Administration of the Manchester Board of School Committee will meet tonight at 5:30 in City Hall. As reported last week, Manchester Public Health Director Tim Soucy is looking for permission...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for March 11, 2016
It was busy day in the New Hampshire Senate yesterday. The senate passed S B 3 2 3, which allows hospital security officers to restrain patients who become physically violent and a danger to staff and other patients. Senators...
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