Nashua City officials partnered with Mascoma Bank to accept New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) federal money, providing tax credits to private businesses to provide additional funding to construct our Performing Arts Center.
‘Tis the (Election) Season
by Op-Ed
Politics in NH are interesting, as I’m sure anyone who is paying attention would agree. Hot topics, promises, and clever lies abound.
I’d be seriously slacking in my role as a Homeschool Advocate if I didn’t take the time to touch on the hot topic that has plagued our community for a number of years and become a front-and-center key platform push for politicians in our state.
For The Good of The Country, It is Time to Invoke the 25th Amendment
by Op-Ed
To the Maine Congressional Delegation: For the good of the Country, I respectfully request that you, individually and collectively, move forward or co-sponsor legislation that invokes the 25th Amendment with the subsequent removal from office of President Joe Biden.
Elections Have Consequences: Let’s play, Spot the Difference … #CCP #Biden #Trump
by Op-Ed
Elections Have Consequences: Let’s play, Spot the Difference … #CCP #Biden #Trump
A Disappointing First Contact With The New Ombudsman
by Julie Smith
Many readers are already familiar with that Nashua flagpole matter, which I said I would share updates on, and there are a few worth mentioning. I sent in my 91A request early on the morning of June 7 and received a reply on June 12, telling me how voluminous my request was and that I would receive another response “on or before June 25.”
The New England Take: No Money for Retirement After 50
by Op-Ed
Indira Venkat, Senior Vice President of Research at AARP, breaks down how more than half of those ages 50 and older don’t think they’ll have enough money to last in retirement and what they should do today to fix their finances.
Blame Mayor Donchess and his Board of Aldermen
Every Nashua resident better start saving some extra money to pay for the 7.2% increase in property taxes. Mayor Donchess is stating that they only went up 3.7% when in fact that is a bold-faced lie. Property taxes will be going up 7.29% in December 2024. Residents do not have to believe me, just look at the current budget and compare it to FY2024 Budget.
Is Carpetbagger Maggie Goodlander Even Living in Nashua?
by Julie Smith
The forces of postmodernism require opening with a disclaimer just for the record, so let’s get that formality out of the way because the usual gaslighters await.
Elections Have Consequences: More Activist Soft on Crime Judiciary Appointments
by Op-Ed
More Activist Soft on Crime Judiciary Appointments
Dr. William Glasser and the Training of Pedophiles
by Op-Ed
New Hampshire Attorneys General, past and present, have actual knowledge of the link between William Glasser’s Theory and the abuse of children. New Hampshire paid pedophiles working as state employees to conduct William Glasser’s Theory Experiments.
Bill Shaheen’s Hyperbolic Fearmongering
by Op-Ed
The last time I looked at myself in the mirror, I did not see a rabid, clueless, insane, brainless Trump worshipper, as the sheeple of Biden’s flock love to call me – and call 81 million other supporters of Donald Trump.
Elections Have Consequences: Democrats “Care More About Winning the Next Election Than Saving This Country”
by Op-Ed
“Why are we so terrified to tell the truth? … You come here, and you walk people through the actual math of social security. The actual math of Medicare. How we’re going to save it. What we have to do. And you will get attack ads because God forbid you told the truth.”
Night Cap: Inflection Point for America
by Op-Ed
If you’ve been alive and sentient for the past three-plus years, you’ve probably heard the statement, “We are at an inflection point in history” a time or two.
Anytime something is said so often in such a short period of time, it tends to lose impact. But slogans aside, does America’s present condition warrant the kind of urgency associated with invoking a moment as “an inflection point”?
Get it in Writing? No, Not Nashua.
by Julie Smith
I’m sure most, if all of our readers are familiar with the term “get it in writing,” but it’s a seemingly alien concept in city hall.
Elections Have Consequences: NWO, Government & Our Common Problem
by Op-Ed
But it’s weird, right? What comes to mind? A different reaction or inflection point within your life because it doesn’t really feel like it was twelve years ago. That could be today.
Investigating that Nashua Flag Pole.
by Julie Smith
Most readers are already familiar with a flag pole outside Nashua City Hall, the one being referred to in this link. Over the years, it has been called various names. For those not up to speed on Nashua matters, I will offer the latest Grok piece and the one from the day before.
The New England Take: Chuck Morse is Running for Governor and Calling out the Competition!
by Op-Ed
Former New Hampshire State Senator Chuck Morse filed with the Secretary of State David M. Scanlon to replace Governor Chris Sununu, calling out Kelly Ayotte and standing his ground as a true conservative.
Mayor Refuses to Fly “Pro-Trans” Flag in Front of City Hall
I think we’ve been going about this all wrong. People “on our side” keep asking to fly flags in front of city hall and getting rejected, which hints at unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination. The City just rejected a revolutionary-era flag.
New Hampshire is very Much a Part of Rise of the Censorship Industrial Complex
by Op-Ed
In 2016, New Hampshire Police and Fire rewarded Concord PD Julie Curtin for inter-Alia calling around the world to get internet posts taken down regarding Chessy Prout, the state witness in NH v Owen Labrie. She was rewarded for going above and beyond and getting “justice for the victim.”
The School District Must Think We’re Stupid
An article on Nashua Inklink stated that the school district budget was going up 4.49%. However, the City’s 2025 Budget book states that the School District is going up 4.94%. One would think that someone made a typo, but no, it gets better.