The New Hampshire General Court swung the Granite Hammer yesterday. Legislators were called back into session to take up expansion of the Granite Hammer pilot program that netted ninety four arrests and more than twenty five...
Read MoreDistrict Six State Senator Sam Cataldo, Republican from Farmington, announced he will not seek reelection. Cataldo, a retired nuclear engineer and Air Force veteran, is serving his second term in the senate. Prior to being...
Read MoreIt was a busy day in the New Hampshire Senate yesterday, which passed S B 3 3 6, a bill that alters the definition of who is eligible for a concealed carry permit. The bill changes the term “suitable person” for permit...
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(Hour 3b, c) NH State Representative Jane Cormier resigned her seat in May and moved to Hooksett. ...
Read MoreWell, it was a busy day in Concord yesterday, one that I really don’t want to deal with but I have to so let’s get about that business, shall we? Let’s start with the state senate. It voted to increase the...
Read More03-07-2014 News A disastrous day in the New Hampshire Senate yesterday as only five senators voted against the expansion of the state’s Medicaid program and the implementation of Obamacare. District Nine Senator Andy...
Read More(Hour 3b) Do you want Obamacare in NH? Kimberly Morin explained why folks who do not need to call their State Senators and tell them to vote “No” on Senate Bill 413. Hearings on the bill are tomorrow morning and...
Read More02-05-2014 News Last night’s meeting of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen had a little something for everyone. If you’d thought that the drama over the Manchester Dog Park Association was over, think again. Ward 10...
Read More(Hour 1b) Rich shared the details on House Bill 343, currently in the NH Senate. If passed, it would establish a Commission to study Common Core. Former Superintendent Tom Brennan (… read more…) is still waiting...
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