The State of NH had testimony from two judges, an AG’s office investigator, two prosecutors, they even had a guy from Homeland Security. On the other side is the defendant, me, a single mom taking on the state pro se, suffering from pneumonia (at the time), after leaving the hospital from surgery for stage one cancer.
Op-Ed
Freedom of Speech, Just watch what you say…
Freedom of Speech, Just watch what you say, a line from the Gangster Rapper, ICE-T. I am reminded of this lyric (from my youth) whenever I strike a nerve. Who’s nerve did I hit? Well, that would be Philip Abirached of the Windham, NH Republican Committee.
Florida: While the Virus Alarmists are Hard at Work How About Some Facts
Virus alarmists are pointing to States with record-setting infection rates as proof. Of what? That if you insist on living your life without the government approving your every move, we’ll all die, and you are to blame.
Shouldn’t we Get a Tax Refund for Schools Being Closed?
Have you reached out to your town tax collector in the past month for a partial refund of your real estate taxes? Actually, have you ever looked at your itemized real estate tax bill to see how much of it goes to funding your local schools? It’s a huge portion of your taxes, trust me.
Press Release – Windham Academy announces new leadership
For Immediate Release Windham Academy Board of Trustees Welcomes New Leadership USING SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS TO CHALLENGE YOUNG MINDS The Windham Academy Board of Trustees held its last meeting of the 2019-2020 academic year on June 10, 2020. Jim Fricchione announced his intention to step down as Chairman of the Board, after serving … Read more
Smokers, Mass. lawmakers may have saved N.H. businesses from tax hike
Cigarette smokers and flavored tobacco scavengers from Massachusetts produced a surge of New Hampshire tobacco tax revenue that almost single-handedly prevented a business tax increase, preliminary, unaudited state figures suggest.
If Your Local NH Public School Reopening Plan Doesn’t Fit Your Needs There Are Alternatives
The families of New Hampshire K‑12 students face a school-reopening predicament. For many, the plans of the local public school will not fit well with their needs and preferences for education and health. Parents need to know that there are multiple alternatives:
The Science Supports Your Right to Choose to Wear a Mask or Not
Every day it seems more and more people are jumping on the mask-wearing bandwagon, even as cases drop in New England. Sure, Texas and Florida cases are rising (not as alarming a rate as the mainstream media portrays, and more on that next time) but how is that relevant to New Hampshire?
Hey, New Hampshire – Here’s a Summary of How The Democrat Majority Legislature Voted this Session
Note – look at each vote total and ask yourself “Who Chooses”? Does this diminish MY right to choose for myself or does it enhance the State’s Power in making those decisions for me (i.e., reducing my Liberty and Freedom and others deciding “it’s good/best for you that WE decide”)? -Skip
We’ve come a long way since the Governor Approved Temporary Remote Instruction
Op-Ed: On January 29, 2020, long before the public was aware of COVID-19, the Department of Education provided its first Health Alert to school leaders about a developing health concern.
Niki Kelsey Announces Run for New Hampshire State Representative – Hillsborough 7, Bedford
I am thrilled to announce my candidacy for the New Hampshire House of Representatives as a Republican for Hillsborough District 7, representing the residents of Bedford.
Patrice Myers Announces Run for the NH House – Merrimack Dist 12 (Concord Ward 2)
Concord, NH — Patrice Myers has filed to represent District 12, Ward 2, for the City of Concord, in the New Hampshire House of Representatives. Patrice has released the following statement.
Governor Sununu, Don’t Pass HB 685 To Find Out What’s In It
As the legislature wraps up in Concord, Governor Sununu contemplates whether to veto HB 685, a bill that started its life as an innocuous ambulance billing provision and morphed into a policy that would shutter faith-based employers and lead to years of litigation.
Towns can now Tuition Students to Religious Schools
In 2017, the Town of Croydon implemented a town tuitioning program. While getting approval from the State Board of Education, it was told that no religious schools could be included in the program.
Candidate Announcement, Diane Pauer – NH House (Hills 26) Brookline – Mason
For Immediate Release: July 8, 2020
Contact: Diane Pauer (603) 801-5088, staterep@dianepauer.com
Brookline, NH – On June 3, 2020, Diane Pauer filed a declaration of 2020 candidacy for State Representative Hillsborough County District 26 (Brookline/Mason). Diane released the following statement:
Meet NH House Candidate Jackie Casey – Nashua Ward 7 (Hills 34)
My name is Jackie Casey, and I’m running for State Rep, in Nashua Ward 7, Hillsborough District 34, to help keep the free state free.
Setting Realistic Expectations for School Reopening
Following a challenging and unique spring, school officials across New Hampshire are working hard through the summer to prepare schools to reopen this fall. Last week, the School Transition, Reopening, and Redesign Taskforce (STRRT) submitted high-level recommendations to the Department of Education and the Governor.
NH State Senator Jeanne Dietsch’s Homeschooling Disrespect A Problem for NH Parents
New Hampshire, we have a problem, and it should concern every one of us.
By now, you’ve probably heard Senator Jeanne Dietsch’s (D-Peterborough) unfortunate, derogatory comments about working-class families in New Hampshire.
N.H. Democrats have found new ways to define ‘germane’ to finish the Session out
This week [actually, last week – I’m late again -Skip], the N.H. House had the second, and last, of the unique sessions this year that were designed to accommodate our capitulation to the pandemic. We held it at the Whittemore Center. Unfortunately they didn’t have the Zamboni running to clear the arena.
Memorandum of Law for The State – The Constitutional State of New Hampshire vs. the statutory “state” of New Hampshire
The State, the State of New Hampshire, was established by the people inhabiting the territory formally called The Province of New Hampshire. This “State” was established by its early inhabitants, who created a written document; a social compact called the Constitution of New Hampshire.