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Daniel Richard: “I am forced to do this as they refused to accept my remonstrances.” STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE MERRIMACK COUNTY … Read more
Well, Attorney Jesse Neumann is at it again. He is not assisting the public in understanding how our records are maintained to deliver information in the most cost-effective manner.
Join us on Thursday, March 25th at 7 PM (tonight!) for a free webinar on Critical Race Theory. Learn what CRT is, why it matters to all of us, and what is being done to stop it from being propagated in our taxpayer-funded schools and government agencies. (Register here.)
Despite the recent defamatory attacks on me by local residents, this letter addresses the issue of “critical race theory” which is creeping into the public schools of New Hampshire and the Laconia School system.
We need your help right now to get this across the finish line. Please contact your local state reps and ask them to support the budget. ReopenNH endorsed state representatives have successfully added key emergency powers reforms into the state budget, which increases the chances that they will become law.
Alarming headline? Well, that is what parents, caregivers, and medical professionals are doing when they decide to honor Johnnie’s desire to become Joannie.
On Tuesday, March 23, 2021, the Senate Finance Committee heard SB141. To determine the new fiscal1 note as appropriate or a last-minute attempt to stop the policy adopted by the Senate to eliminate the need for firearms dealers to call the NH gun line when selling a pistol or revolver.
Just before 5pm today, the Governor updated the Safer At Home Places of Worship Guidance by simply eliminating the 50% capacity restriction. All other restrictions remain, including the 6-ft. social distancing requirement. Thanks to some observant pastors who contacted us noting that almost every other sector of NH society was operating at 100% capacity,
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.
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.
You may have seen in the news yesterday about a courageous effort by Rep. Jess Edwards (R-Auburn) and the majority on Division 3 of the House Finance Committee to stop our New Hampshire tax dollars from being used to fund abortions in this year’s state budget.
A second Nashua resident, another woman, was arrested at Nashua City Hall for “criminal trespass” while seeking public information. That’s two arrests in less than a month at the Nashua City Hall, so we’re starting to see a pattern.
Last fall, we got permission to fly the Save Women’s Sports flag for a week on the Citizen Flag Pole in Nashua City Hall Plaza. We raised it on a Saturday, and early Sunday morning Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess sent two city employees to take it down.
The City of Nashua’s mayor is deceitful. He states that the City of Nashua is the most transparent city in New Hampshire, which is simply not true.
Fellow Marines, If you know Senator Lou D’Allesandro, ask him when he graduated from Marine Corps Boot Camp or Officer Candidate School? How does he qualify after years of saying he speaks as a Veteran or, per articles, a Retired US Marine?
This week, my committee heard HB 141, which requires the department of environmental services to track, in a publicly-accessible database, all uses of class B firefighting foam – used on flaming liquids, very effective but contains PFAS chemicals that have contaminated some water supplies. The biggest issue was that the bill would require all fire … Read more
The occupation of our nation’s capital continues and now has a growing feeling of permanence strengthened by the recent decision of the unelected Secretary of Defense indefinitely extending the Guard deployment to Washington.
