(Hours 3b,c) Rich started the segment by sharing with us a positive aspect of local government. We were then joined by Mayor Ted Gatsas. He and Rich talked about the following topics: Opiod Epidemic/ Fast tracking of the drug...
Read MoreLast night’s meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen was, shall we say, enlightening. Before the full board meeting got underway, the Committee on Administration and Information Systems approved the extension of the...
Read More(Hour 3d) New Hampshire has one of the highest electric rates in the country. How much can we realistically save by switching to LED or CFL lighting? Ron Peik of Alpine Environmental, gives us the answers to that in Fix It...
Read MoreManchester Mayor Ted Gatsas told the Girard at Large audience in an interview yesterday that the public will be allowed to comment at Monday’s special meeting of the Board of School Committee. That’s when state...
Read More(Hour 1b) Aldermen promised change however cant even provide status quo. Manchester’s bond rating has gone down. Spending spree. Contracts expire. Police and fire dept salaries are massive because of overtime. Automatic...
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(Hour 3a,b,c) There was good news coming out of the Mayor’s budget address last night. No...
Read More(Hour 1a&b) With the budget address coming up tonight, Rich goes into detail on the salaries of over 100 city employees who make $100k a year. Rich comments on the number of these employees who work for the Fire and Police...
Read More(Hour 2a&b) There was a lot to say concerning tonight’s upcoming budget address from Mayor Ted Gatsas. With the recent publishing of the generous salary figures here in the Queen City we questioned if pay raises would...
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(Hour 3b) Mayor Gatsas was brief when commenting on the announcement of Joyce Craig’s run...
Read MoreThe dirty deed is done. The Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen gave final approval to a three point three million dollar bond to convert the city’s street lights to L E D fixtures. It was a mere formality as the matter...
Read More(Hour 2a) Philips and their transparency would have been the winner in the war of LED lighting, had they not been wrestled into submission by union politics, but Siemens is leaving us in the dark on the details of their bid....
Read MoreManchester school officials announced their acceptance of yet another large financial gift from a valued community partner and Weston Elementary School was the beneficiary. The owners of the Dunkin’ Donuts on Hanover...
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