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Last Friday, I had my regular checkup with my Primary Care Physician in Gilford via Zoom. In addition to being able to see and talk to each other, my PCP was able to bring up & review my electronic records, she was able to send in a new prescription for me by email to the … Read more
In these troubled times, it is useful to examine, once again, the nature of actors (male or otherwise) who undertake to comment and expound on government, politics, elected officials, and our civic life generally. Those actors who seem to get the most attention and platforms (soapboxes) from the media these days are usually those who … Read more
If we rely on our elected or appointed officials (aka, the “elites”) to restrain spending of tax dollars on their own volition, we are kidding ourselves.
Posted as received with a bit of REALLY light editing. ********* From: Kevin Leandro Date: Tue, Mar 10, 2020 at 12:25 PM Subject: RSA 659:44-a Electioneering by Public Employees To: Richard Grenier <ragsbar26@gmail.com>, <Gus.Benavides@nemoves.com>, Dale Chan Eddy (dale.eddy@aflglobal.com) <dale.eddy@aflglobal.com>, Dale Chan Eddy (shockwave@tarnover.us) <shockwave@tarnover.us>, Board of Selectmen <BoardofSelectmen@gilfordnh.org>, Scott Dunn <sdunn@gilfordnh.org>, <mcgonagle@metrocast.net> Gentleman, In June … Read more
Note: I plan on voting for Angelo Farruggia over Kevin Hayes for Gilford Selectman. Please add your vote to mine! -Skip *************** Hello Friends and Neighbors of Gilford. My name is Angelo Farruggia and I am running for the open Selectman seat in the Tuesday March 10th election. Many of you know me from spending … Read more
Although a bogeyman is often thought of as a mythical creature used by adults to frighten children into good behavior, it is sometimes used as a non-specific personification for terror, and in some cases, the Devil. So, let’s look at the following information complied by Judicial Watch (www.judicialwatch.org), and largely confirmed by other outlets such … Read more
To the Voters of Gilford,
My name is Kyle Sanborn and I am running for the open seat on our town’s school board. Many of you have known me for a long time as my family moved to Gilford in 1982 and I attended Gilford schools from grades K-12, graduating in 2001.
It seems like much of America may be having a very bad dream. The New York Post newspaper reported recently (January 29) that sleepy Joe Biden, the apparent front runner to be the next Democrat candidate to run against President Trump in November, indicated that he would like to have Michelle Obama as his running … Read more
One of the greatest guardians of the rule of law these days is the Washington, D.C. based Judicial Watch non-profit organization. See www.JudicialWatch.org
What is fraud anyhow? We hear the terms “fraud” and “fraudulent” thrown around a lot, but it is likely that many, if not most, people do not really understand the full meanings of the terms. In the law, fraud is (1) the intentional misstatement of; (2) a material fact; (3) with the intention that the … Read more
You Just Can’t Make This Stuff Up: Young Pete Buttigieg won an essay contest in 2000 as a high schooler. In his essay Pete Buttigieg in 2000 praises Bernie Sanders and his unapologetic stand for socialism.
Democrat presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders has received the endorsement of a so-called “top” Muslim political group. Emgage PAC, which calls itself the biggest Muslim political action committee in the country, reportedly said it is backing Sanders because of his “inclusive” presidential campaign, and it hopes that its endorsement spurs Muslims to the polls. “More … Read more
On Tuesday, March 10, Gilford voters will choose a new member of the Board of Selectmen to replace retiring Selectman Rags Grenier, who has served with distinction. I will be voting for Denise Gonyer and I urge my fellow voters in Gilford to vote for her as well. Many people know that Denise served as … Read more
Is it just me, or is there a difference between reporting and perceptions of activities of Republicans and Democrats? If there is a story, a rumor, an innuendo, or a tenuous connection associated with a Republican, the worst interpretation is reported and repeated.
Can anyone be more self-deluded than those who refuse to learn from history? Even when facts are right before them, they insist on denying them. Consider ANTIFA, supposedly against fascism, yet they employ the exact tactics of the Nazi SA (Brown Shirts) did in Germany.
We Are Live (Tuesday!) from Radio Row at the DoubleTree Hotel in downtown Manchester. We’ll be here All Day (out final day) on Radio Row, with a variety of “talkers” manning our table along with various Local and National guests all day long.
Please note the Moderator has decided to postpone Town Meeting until Saturday, February 8 at 10am due to the forecast for freezing rain. Please spread the word! Thanks! Regards, Scott J. Dunn, Town Administrator Town of Gilford 47 Cherry Valley Road Gilford, NH 023249 603-527-4706 sdunn@gilfordnh.org
Tuesday’s Iowa Democrat Party’s so-called “caucus” fiasco brought to mind a famous legend from the state in which I formerly lived, Florida. The legend arose from a truly legendary figure, the late Edward Ball. Ed Ball, who died in 1981, was a Virginia-born, notoriously irascible Jacksonville businessman and power broker, who became a brother-in-law to … Read more
One can often learn something about a person’s true character by examining those with whom they associate or support, giving credence to the old saying that “birds of a feather flock together.” As the son of a legal immigrant father who embraced the American Dream, it is apparent to this writer that our country has … Read more
We shared this in the right sidebar, but if you missed it, the NH March for Life is tomorrow. We have included the full schedule of events and links for you to follow.