Phase one of the silly season comes to an end tomorrow as voters in Manchester prepare to head to the polls for the primary election that will whittle the field of contenders to the final contestants for November’s general...
Read MoreThe New Hampshire Senate approved a bill to institute a tax amnesty program that would allow taxpayers to catch up on unpaid taxes without penalty or interest. If the amnesty becomes law, the window would be open for six weeks,...
Read MoreVoters in Goffstown will be facing a town operating budget that’s up by six percent when they go to the town’s deliberative session, and that doesn’t count the spending contained in the special warrant articles...
Read MoreThe Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen meets for the first time in about five weeks tomorrow night and it’s expected to be, well a long and probably volatile meeting. Among the more mundane issues on the agenda are a...
Read More(Hour 1b) Rich and DJ Dave expressed their concern for Kathy Benuck’s failing health (get the whole story in Hour 1a). Also of concern to the humble host and sidekick – the mental health of Alderman Levasseur Lackey...
Read More(Hour 1a, b, Hour 2a) Rich dropped a couple of big bombs on Alderman at Large Joe Kelly Levasseur in lieu of new info about Right to Know requests made at City Hall and an unbelievable OOPS! moment on Joe’s own TV show...
Read MoreNews of the Manchester School Board’s decision to pursue its own standards instead of adopting Common Core not only has local pro-Core advocates in a scramble, it’s garnered national attention. Girard at Large has...
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