Image of the Day

The image above is the ‘splash screen’ for software used by some towns to track assessments of real property, so that the property can be taxed — or more accurately, ransomed back to its ‘owners’ each year. I apologize for the blurriness of the image, but it just appears for 1-2 seconds when the software … Read more

Jesse Neuman Nashua RTK coordinator

No “Right to Know” in Nashua

Nashua City Attorney Jesse Neumann is not doing his job. He is providing poor reasons and little legal basis for denying information requests. Of course, Mr. Neumann does not work for individual residents, however, he should be willing to work with individuals to clarify requests, explain how our records are maintained so we can request them in the correct format.

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Quote of the Day

This is from Carl Hart, a professor of neuroscience and psychology at Columbia University, quoted in the May 2021 issue of Reason: The first thing we have to recognize is that science and scientists are not the same. (In much the same way, America and Americans are not the same.) When a government official says … Read more

Eco-Socialist cavemen

Data Point – Whoops! I Thought Climate Change Meant More People Are Dying???

All I’ve heard since I was in High School (50+ years ago) was that Global Cooling (back then) followed by Global Warming, then Climate Change, Climate Chaos, Climate Catastrophe…and there will be more as the Eco-Socialists figure out that their words aren’t working. Always, they need to keep it as a crisis that must put the rest of us on a permanent war footing.

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Know the rules

So Much for NH’s Right to Know Law.

At 11:30ish I stopped by the State Archives to review a town’s voter checklist. Note on the door: Make an appointment. No cars to speak of in the parking lot. So, I call the tiny phone number on the paper on the door. Nathan, I think, answers.

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nashua city hall

Nashua Enters the Twilight Zone

NH RSA 91-A:4 governs the public disclosure and inspection of governmental records. The statute requires that records must be available for inspection and copying during the regular business hours of the public body or agency – unless a record is temporarily unavailable because it’s actually being used.

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