(Hour 2a, 3a) Our feisty host was disturbed to see math teacher Natalie Brankin’s questions go unanswered at last night’s public hearing on the Manchester Academic Standards. Questions that Brankin has asked before....
Read More07-09-2014 News Well does she or doesn’t she? That’s now the question as Simon Says Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Health Care Queen, scrambles in light of Portsmouth Herald reports that she supports an increase in the...
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NOTE: I was limited on time so I was not able to read the last paragraph at tonight’s...
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(Hour 1a, b, Hour 2a, Hour 3a) Our “man, that was a long meeting to sit through” host...
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(Hour 2a) Rich predicted big trouble for the City of Manchester if they intend to keep straight...
Read More06-09-2014 News A big week for the city of Manchester is ahead as both the Board of School Committee and the Board of Mayor and Aldermen will meet and big items are on their agendas. Tonight, the school board is in session. On...
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(Hour 1b) The final drafts of the Manchester Academic Standards are coming next week. At least...
Read More(Hour 3b, c) Mayor Ted Gatsas plans on attending the Company of Ghosts concert at Memorial High School tonight. Right after the Rising Stars Concert finishes up. He gave us the details. Gatsas jousted with our humble host...
Read MoreIn 2010 four “appointed” members of the NH State Board of Education voted to adopt national standards in Math and English. Since then, resistance has been growing across the country as parents and teachers begin to see the...
Read MoreAldermen on Manchester’s Committee on Administration met last night to review recommendations from the Board of Assessors that would adjust the property tax exemptions granted to elderly and disable citizens. The...
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