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Requiring students to wear a mask for school, or athletics is by definition mandating a physical restraint. A mask “[o]bstructs a child’s respiratory airway or impairs the child’s breathing or respiratory capacity or restricts the movement required for normal breathing.”
This past Monday, the Windham Board of Selectman Chairman Ross McLeod became unhinged for the second meeting in a row.
The public clearly expressed their displeasure of the Board’s decision to hire what many believe to be an unqualified applicant – and McLeod would have none of it. He scolded and demeaned hundreds of people he was elected to serve – instead of listening and responding to constituent concerns.
On May 3rd, I experienced a sentimental return to my teaching days of many years ago as I drove through the turn around at the Windham Center School. Of course, this was after hours, and my principal reason for being in Windham at 6:30 PM was to attend the Windham Selectman’s Meeting scheduled for 7 PM.
Dear Steve: Thank you for asking me to write an op-ed last week for publication on the Granite Grok website, re: ongoing developments in the selection of analysts for the Windham forensic audit team.
I attended the BOS meeting last night, May 3, 2021, and was extremely disappointed in how several Selectman discounted public sentiment and their abhorrent treatment of Selectman Bruce Breton, especially by Selectman Heath Partington.
The hearing for Gov. Chris Sununu’s problematic N.H. Superior Court nominee Dan Will is coming up this Thursday, and we need to remind the Executive Council not to support this nominee before they meet.
MANCHESTER, NH. May 3, 2021—Manchester mayoral candidate Rich Girard released the results of a survey conducted by his campaign from his website, www.girardformayor.com. The survey, which was part of Girard’s exploratory effort, was advertised on a variety of social media sites, including several dozen Facebook pages and Twitter, Girard’s community television show and announced in … Read more
You’ll have already heard the news, I suspect – Ken shared it yesterday. He reports that the Windham, NH Forensic Audit is being sabotaged.
Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a divisive and discriminatory discipline that is overwhelming school systems across the country.i It incorporates race as a central theme for every academic subject starting as young as kindergarten.
There are many disturbing issues that have led up to this point in time where the Windham Selectmen chose Mark Lindeman to perform an audit he himself does not have the skills to perform.
Should the public be concerned? I am.
Let’s connect the dots on Lindeman, and you make up your own minds. To do this, let’s start with who certifies the voting machines.
I ventured into the wilds and attended the Rochester Granite Grok meet-up. Good time. I was especially gratified at Skip & Steve specifically mentioning me, and doubly so for actually getting what I’d call a significant amount of applause at that mention. So, wait, people actually read my stuff? Kewl!
The decisions that have been made by the Windham Selectmen over the past few months have been embroiled with partisan rhetoric. They need to focus on the best interests of our community – and make the right decisions for the right reasons. The biased and partisan maneuvers that are being instigated and then amplified primarily … Read more
The Gateway Pundit broke a story about Mark Lindeman a few hours ago. It contains a lot of information and links for people to do their own research regarding the Political Scientist the Windham Board of Selectmen have chosen to perform their forensic audit on their voting machines that he has zero experience how to perform.
On April 29, Gov. Chris Sununu announced that the state’s long list of mandated COVID-19 restrictions for various industries will expire on May 7, to be replaced by a Universal Best Practices Guidance.
Shortly after World War II ended, every member of my New Hampshire family became aware of the threat posed by communism within the borders of two former allies: China and Russia.
Nashua taxpayers’ have some serious problems and cyber-security issues within the IT Department. Yet, we’re spending a LOT for them. Taxpayers have paid the following for their IT Department over the last 8 months.
I. When in the Course of human events and affairs it becomes evident that otherwise well-intentioned people have become unaware and/ or insensitive to the pains, injuries, and suffering they are inflicting on their fellow Natural Persons,
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services has finally launched the long-contested vaccination registry to track all vaccination “events” which includes vaccination administration as well as refusals. We’d like to thank NH State Rep Leah Cushman for this Op-Ed. If you have an Op-Ed or LTE you would like us to consider please … Read more
To the Board of Assessors – Attached is an email response to a written request that was already satisfied but for some reason, I received this response yesterday from [Right To Know Coordinator Jesse] Neumann.
