(Hour 1b) Today is survey day in one New Hampshire town.Rich discusses Goffstown School District Superintendent Brian Balke and the administering of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey. One thing we can commend him on: he is at least...
Read More(Hour 2a) If a charter school rents property from a non tax exempt owner, should the property taxes made be refunded?HB 662 is brought up and how it would allow for more savings to help fund teachers and students but it...
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 More(Hour 3b) Rich discusses the upcoming Queen City elections, as well as Mayor Gatsas’ education and budget plans. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/195338170″...
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(Hour 1a,b) It took no time at all for the heavy lifting to begin on Girard at Large. Rich...
Read More(Hour 2a) Right to Know watchdog Harriet Cady called in to inform us on a story out of Brentwood on what she calls “A victory for budget commitees making budget choices” which she also states, is a great victory for...
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(Hour 1a) Are there legislative battles brewing between the City of Manchester and Concord over...
Read More(Hour 3b, c) (Hour 3b) Mayor Ted Gatsas gave us his assessment on the City’s response to Winter Storm Juno. Gatsas had MUCH to say about Manchester’s “insane” No Touch Policy. It was a big agenda item at...
Read More(Hour 3b) State Rep. Will Infantine assessed the “absolutely irresponsible” NH Retirement Pension System. The “wrong formula” and “over-inflated numbers” have led to on of the worst pension...
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