PRESS RELEASE: Independent Women’s Network Launches Southern NH Chapter
The Independent Women’s Network (IWN) is proud to announce the launch of its Southern New Hampshire Chapter, a grassroots effort devoted to protecting women’s rights…
PRESS RELEASE: Independent Women’s Network Launches Southern NH Chapter
The Independent Women’s Network (IWN) is proud to announce the launch of its Southern New Hampshire Chapter, a grassroots effort devoted to protecting women’s rights…
RICHARD: What Is the Legal Definition of Consent in a Social Compact or Contract Law?
In New Hampshire law, the legal definition of consent in the context of a social compact or contract law is not explicitly defined in a single statute
MACDONALD: Is The NH Republican US Senate Primary Getting Crowded?
John Sununu lost that US Senate Seat to retiring US Senator Jeanne Shaheen. John Sununu is considering a run, which means he’s running.
HOHENSEE: Public Education and Long Lost Tolerance
The Bill of Rights in the NH state constitution was written to protect citizens from state establishment of religious values, attitudes, and beliefs. In Part 1, the founders tried to protect Inalienable Rights of Conscience in Art. 4, Religious Freedom in Art. 5, and to tolerate a variety of sects and denominations without compelling anyone … Read more
Manch Talk: Bitcoin and Real Estate in New Hampshire
(Manch Talk 09/03/25) Matt Ping, the visionary behind Ledgeview Commercial, teams up with Carla Gericke to dive deep into the sizzling intersection of Bitcoin and real estate! Discover how New Hampshire is blazing a trail as a crypto pioneer with its groundbreaking legislation, unlocking new frontiers for decentralized finance. They’ll unpack the revolutionary rise of … Read more
UNDERWOOD: EdOpt Terms of Use
Recent claims have caused confusion about EdOpt’s work and mission, and especially its terms of use. As a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping families explore education alternatives in New Hampshire, we want to clarify the facts. EdOpt follows terms of use. EdOpt uses a variety of tools, including AI-supported web searches, to gather publicly available … Read more
LEVELL: Trust and Transparency Matter
dOpt continues to update and promote its map at public events, interviews, and fundraisers without ever acknowledging the source of the homeschool data.
SANDBLADE: It Takes a School to Bankupt a Village
Last March, I ran for a seat on the Claremont school board and lost. Nowadays, I am thrilled that I did. Besides the relief from not sitting on the business side of the table at school board meetings and facing a large crowd of upset and fearful people, I can engage in “told ya so.” … Read more
MACDONALD: Join Me Sept 27th!
Join us on September 27th, as 603 celebrates ten years of working to protect our founding principles
Murray: Claremont Is Judicial Usurpation, Not Constitutional Duty
Andru Volinsky’s op-ed about Claremont’s financial crisis assumes a premise that is flatly wrong.
SMITH: School Starting After Labor Day, A Fantasy Executive Order?
I reviewed Kelly Ayotte’s tweets for 5 days, Friday through today, the Tuesday after Labor Day. Keeping in mind that she is a human being and that she probably has some staff member doing her social media for her, she is still the captain of the ship, both for her staff and all of the … Read more
MACDONALD: Londonderry School ALICE System Still Doesn’t Alert First Responders
Students and staff sheltered in place, but according to a parent who spoke at a recent Londonderry School Board meeting, neither the police nor the fire department was notified.
SMITH: Rewarding Bad Behavior – A Response
In my previous article, It’s Time to Stop Rewarding Bad Behavior, I mentioned an email I sent to Senator Gray, requesting a bill that abolishes the PAID administrative leave.
GrokTALK!: Affordable Housing?
This week, I’ve got a bug up my you-know-what about housing. From laws and regulatory nonsense to a few unpleasant and troubling observations .
SMITH: It’s Time to Stop Rewarding Bad Behavior
I know the Senate is in recess and it’s a holiday weekend, but I think I’m barking up the correct tree emailing Senator Gray, who chairs the committee most likely to receive my fantasy bill. He usually replies with a “thank you for your email” within a few hours, sometimes on weekends, and sometimes with … Read more
MACDONALD: Guns Didn’t Kill Those Kids; Progressive Ideology Did That
Nothing good will ever come from the idea that if you pump enough drugs into a person, after you’ve brainwashed them into thinking they are the wrong body, that it will do anything other than enrich doctors, therapists, and big Pharma. They don’t get “better,” most get worse, and some elevate their suicidal ideation to … Read more
The Generation Report: Conversation w/ Lily Tang Williams
My conversation with liberty activist and 2024 NH-CD2 candidate Lily Tang Williams, recorded on Feb 10th. Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. Got Something to Say, We Want to Hear It. Comment or submit Op-Eds to steve@granitegrok.com Please like, follow, or subscribe … Read more
BANFIELD: Will Pelham Improve Public Schools or Keep the Status Quo?
Several parents in Pelham have reached out to me about a newly elected school board member who ran on a platform of improving public schools. Pelham students have been struggling academically for years, and teacher retention continues to be an ongoing issue. I know this personally—former teachers have contacted me directly to describe the poor … Read more
OPINION: “Grafton County Commissioners ‘Pass The Buck’ On Courthouse!”
Residents and taxpayers of Grafton County are urged to contact the members of the County Delegation.
SMITH: Some Thoughts On Formella and Gould
A few thoughts on Ayotte keeping Formella as AG and nominating Bryan Gould to the court