We reprint this article published by GraniteGrok regarding today’s commentary on why the legislature hasn’t sued The Governess Margaret Wood Hassan for her continued defiance of the “right to know”...
Read More(Hour 2a) Harriet Cady calls in to talk about HB 646 which was put aside by the legislature yesterday that would affect the public’s access to information that they already pay for.Cady mentions an RSA in order to inform a...
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(Hour 3b&c) State Rep. Will Infantine (R-Manchester Ward 6) fills us in on classless...
Read MoreThe New Hampshire Senate yesterday passed a bill which modifies the definition of “another” when referring to certain criminal offenses to include a viable fetus or a fetus capable of living outside of the womb when charges of...
Read MoreMembers of the Manchester Police Department’s Juvenile Unit and Patrol Division plan to raise money on behalf of Child and Family Services of New Hampshire in an effort to increase awareness of teen homelessness....
Read MoreTowns across the region went to vote yesterday and the results were interesting to say the least. We were watching a number of races across the region and will get to the results right now. In Hooksett, pro-Pinkerton forces...
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(Hour 3a) Manchester School District is continuing to dodge the issue of informing Manchester...
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Girard at Large Host Rich Girard released his letter to the NH House Judiciary Committee on HB...
Read More(Hour 3b) Kimberly Morin had compliance with the state’s Right to Know Law in her sights this morning. Three different communities have given her three different responses to her requests. What’s up with that?...
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(Hour 3b, c) (Hour 3b) Senior Fellow Sid Glassner offered us his take on the debate over Right to...
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