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Night Cap: Two Dangerous Bills Must Be Stopped

February 8, 2025March 30, 2024 Press Release

California and a few other states have already ended single-family zoning statewide. And that includes neighborhoods that were ALREADY single-family when people bought into them. Please Submit Group communications or Press Releases to steve@granitegrok.com. Email immediately and tell ALL Senators to VOTE NO on HB 1291, HB 1399, and your NH Reps to vote NO on SB 538. … Read more

The War on Your Right to Know: Bias Against Pro Se Litigants

March 30, 2024 Laurie Ortolano

I have spent three years in the Nashua South civil court addressing records disputes with the City of Nashua. During this time, I’ve gained experience formulating an opinion on the impartiality of the Nashua judges in hearing cases brought against Cities.

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BLM In Hudson? … I Know Just What To Do … Here’s The Plan!!!

March 29, 2024March 28, 2024 Ed Mosca

This is in response to Ann Marie Banfield’s Hudson” Alvirine High School Calls In Black Lives Matter to Meet with Students, which exposed that under the pretext of “diversity” and “inclusion,” Black Lives Matter would be indoctrinating high school students regarding “microaggressions” and “privilege.”

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Someone’s Been Disabling Inconvenient Links on Ann Kuster’s Wikipedia Page

March 27, 2024 Op-Ed

I was forwarded the below statement on Rep. Annie Kuster’s “retirement” by a journalist who had been investigating the framing of Justin Fairfax, who was “MeToo’d” in Virginia.

The State’s Janus-Faced Position in the YDC Cases

February 7, 2025March 26, 2024 Claire Best

$100 million + of public funds plus resources of multiple state agencies are at stake. I urge you to consider the following and act accordingly to prevent further abuse of public trust and funds: The attached article regarding the YDC child sex abuse claims and the parties involved contains statements regarding a “Janus-faced position”. I … Read more

Judges Should Conduct Themselves Impartially, but This Is Not Happening in Nashua

March 25, 2024 Laurie Ortolano

Nashua’s Superior Court civil judges appear to align with the Nashua City Attorneys on Right to Know (RTK) cases. Judges are required by their ethics rules and training to conduct themselves impartially, but this is not happening in Nashua. I’ve been before two judges for my cases: Judge Temple and Judge Colburn.

We Have a Last Chance to Stop State-Sanctioned Suicide in the House

March 24, 2024 Op-Ed

Act Now: ask your reps to vote YES on the reconsideration motion and vote NO on the Ought to Pass (OTP) motion for HB 1283.

New Hampshire Right to Life Urges State Senate & Governor to Oppose Assisted Suicide, HB1283

March 23, 2024 Op-Ed

The New Hampshire House passed HB1283, also known as Assisted Suicide or Medical Aid in Dying, by a 179-176 vote this afternoon[0]. New Hampshire Right to Life (NHRTL) and a broad coalition of other organizations[1], staunchly oppose this legislation and call on the NH Senate and Governor to reject it.

Interested in Running for Office?

March 21, 2024 Op-Ed

Once again, we’re approaching the filing period for candidates to many elected offices, including State Representative. If you have ever considered running, we urge you to learn more and consider throwing your hat in the ring.

If You Want to Change the Right to Know Law, Give Citizens More Power, Not The Government

March 19, 2024 Laurie Ortolano

I have been in court for over three years, arguing for transparency in Nashua’s public records. The experience has been profoundly disappointing. The courts are overburdened and under-resourced and often appear aligned with the city.

Rumor: Local Police Chief’s Policy Is to Prevent Officers From Enforcing Federal Immigration Laws or Detainer Requests!

March 16, 2024 Julie Smith

SB 563, a ban on sanctuary cities, predictably advanced in a 14-10 roll call last week to Senate Finance, but not without the expected drama in the chamber. You can click here and skip to 4:56:20 for almost a whole hour of debate, but you already know the outcome.

Nashua Judges have to Stop Enabling Nashua’s Corporation Counsel Attorney Bolton

March 14, 2024 Laurie Ortolano

On February 28, 2024, Nashua Superior Court held a Motions hearing where a plaintiff was representing herself against the City of Nashua. Attorney Bolton appeared to represent the City.

Local Government: Just Give Us The Money

March 5, 2024 Op-Ed

High fives and many kudos to Kevin Tyson, “The Feudal Model of State-Funded Education.” He eloquently and accurately described the very concept I held in my mind as I wrote my call for help last weekend.

City Hall has an Opportunity to “Come About.”

March 3, 2024March 2, 2024 Julie Smith

I am using the nautical term “come about” because Alderman Dowd, the 2023 Secret Keeper of the Year, is a Navy veteran and has repeatedly reminded the voters that he’s a submarine expert.

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Nashua’s Malicious Email Game

March 2, 2024 Laurie Ortolano

Late in the fall of 2023, the Supreme Court issued mandates that ordered the City of Nashua to follow the trial court’s order in two Right-to-Know (RTK) Petitions and produce emails stored on backup tape. The email records requested were for two months of specific records within Nashua’s assessing office.

Voter’s Regrets, the Sequel

March 1, 2024 Julie Smith

Though this article is designed for the Ward 2 voter/reader, Alderman Dowd’s chairmanship is ultimately a citywide product. Alderman Wilshire was given the gavel by the body of 15. That’s nine wards with one alderman apiece plus six members elected at large. Keep in mind that there was an opportunity to remove some of those 6 in addition to the mayor.

Massachusetts Border Towns Ask New Hampshire for Help

February 26, 2024 Op-Ed

As an abutting neighbor of the Granite State, an owner of rental properties in NH (who would be stupid enough to be a residential LL in MA), and a thoroughly kindred spirit of the “ole Yankee farmers” of NH, I ask you to come to the aid of your brothers in kind south of your border.