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Surfing the net yesterday, I came across this title at Hot Air: Report confirms White House had advance knowledge of the NSBA’s ‘domestic terrorism’ letter and promised ‘we have your back’. The infamous Letter from the NSBA. The one that publicly declared that Parents are Domestic Terrorists. Steve wrote, when this came out in October, …
Keeping Nashua Informed Mayor James Donchess cor·rup·tion /kəˈrəpSH(ə)n/ noun 1. dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, typically involving bribery. “the journalist who wants to expose corruption in high places” Out of the 332,355,469, with a population of, at or about, 87,555 as of the City of Nashua, Division of Public Health and …
Yep, in Part 1, we shared an email from Jesse Neumann who is the Nashua City Hall “Right To Know” Coordinator. Imagine that, a city of 90,000 people needs such a guy.
Presented here are the opening ceremonies and the candidates’ statements from the NRCC Steak Out, and links to other videos and interviews. [youtube https://youtu.be/MMoUQd_7y1o&w=265&align=left&related=no] [youtube https://youtu.be/C9JjbjIYJj8&w=265&align=left&related=no] In the opening ceremonies, Andrew Cernota gave the invocation, Jane Cormier led the National Anthem, and Terri Negron stepped up to lead the Pledge of Allegiance (Rep Don LeBrun …
Groksters Mike and Rick caught up with the ACU’s Matt Schlapp after his barn-burning keynote speech at the NRCC annual Steak-Out last night – enjoy!
Raw recording: We’ll post the Keynote by the ACU’s Matt Schlapp, and speeches by Stewart Levenson and Steve Negron separately in the next day or so.
While public document fees are not unreasonable for the purpose of covering the cost of the materials or labor required to meet a request, at what point do these sums become an obstacle for the average citizen? When does the sum begin to limit access otherwise protected by law? In the case of voter checklists …
