Our top story this morning comes from the town of Milford. The dump re-opened yesterday and is again running by normal business hours. Apparently, it was a casualty of the storm. The Goffstown School Board called a...
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The Diocese of Manchester has announced that Monsignor Rev. Edward J. Arsenault is a monsignor no...
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(Hours 1b,c) Rich talked about Donna Green’s lost court case against Superintendent Earl...
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What do you get when a union spends nearly one point six million dollars to defeat your opponent...
Read More(Hour 2a) Rich informed his listeners that this week is Sunshine Week and shared about New Hampshire’s poor rating regarding transparency within local government. We took a call from our First Amendment watchdog Harriet...
Read MoreThe Iowa Caucuses kept a lot of people up late last night and the results are in, sort of. On the Democratic side, the campaign of Hillary Clinton declared victory at five this morning, a declaration that was not agreed to by...
Read More(Hour 1a) Education seems to be a hot button topic on our website because it has the most action on our website from our listeners. We commented on a community who refuses to allow parents to opt their student out of the Smarter...
Read MoreThe Goffstown School Board is pleased to announce this year’s winners of the Cornerstone and Dream Keeper Awards. What is the Cornerstone Award? The Cornerstone Award is presented by the Goffstown School District to recognize a...
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(Hour 1a, b) (Hour 1a) Busy, busy, busy were the three best words to describe this morning’s...
Read MoreGirard at Large is pleased to provide this video of Goffstown Superintendent Brian Balke’s presentation to the Goffstown School Board on the merits of purchasing the defunct Villa Augustina School to address various...
Read More(Hour 3a) From the “optically pleasing” process at the Timberlane Regional School District to “she shouldn’t have” votes cast in Goffstown, Rich read the riot act on elected officials for their...
Read MoreThe Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen will meet tonight, as will several of its committees, and there are some items of note. For those of you following the controversial “chickens as pets” ordinance,...
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