Nashua has a municipal election coming up, and the Nashua Teachers Union PAC is handing out election materials. On government property. In violation of State law.
Community Activism Day w/ Scott Presler – Londonderry
Join Scott Presler and NH Citizens Action on Saturday, November 2 at 8am for a day of Activism. Pancake Breakfast will start at 8am. Scott will present his multimedia Voter Registration Seminar beginning at 9am. A Community Cleanup will begin at 1pm.
This Thursday: Rand Paul & Charlie Kirk at UNH
This Thursday: Rand Paul & Charlie Kirk at UNH This Thursday evening, Turning Point USA will be hosting a free event called “Culture War” at UNH in Durham NH. The event is open to the public. Turning Point USA aims to reach college-age students around the country to educate and mobilize them to support freedom and … Read more
Edelblut, Cline Statements on Vote to Delay Learn Everywhere – Status Quo isn’t working for many NH students
Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut issued the following statement in response to the Joint Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules (JLCAR) voting along party lines to object to Learn Everywhere, stalling the innovative program that the Legislature last year directed the Department of Education to establish:
Revisiting Educator Credentials
Developments in the Concord School District over the last several weeks have put a spotlight on a number of things, including New Hampshire’s educator credentialing.
Animal Owners Gather to Change Pelham Animal Ban
A group named “Restore Pelham Property Rights” hosted an event to boost awareness of their sponsored Citizen’s Petition at the Pelham Saddlery yesterday to protect “Family Farming” in Pelham. The group describes themselves as “a group of concerned citizens dedicated to restoring property rights and our right to family farm in Pelham. Our goal is … Read more
Bootcamp! – Americans for Prosperity Foundation NH
Interested in becoming a more effective advocate for freedom? Join AFP Foundation NH for a weekend bootcamp training and learn how to advance these ideas and grow the community of liberty minded activists!
School Board: No Changes After Nashua Student Beatings – Right to Know Expelled Instead
The Nashua School Board has met since our last report on a student beaten and bullied at Fairgrounds Middle School. There was no action or policy change on this matter. That doesn’t mean that nothing happened.
Endorsement: Steve Negron is a True Leader
“I have served my country as a U.S. Marine for over 22 years of Honorable service, Desert Storm Veteran and a legislator for 13 years. I was the President’s National Veterans Co-Chair, traveling around the country speaking on behalf of Candidate Trump.
Wedding Attendees Helped Stop Pelham Shooter
This morning at a church in Pelham, the New England Pentecostal Ministries, a peaceful and joyous wedding turned into a nightmare when a man in a hoodie walked in and shot Bishop Choate, who was officiating the day. The Bishop is receiving treatment at Tuft’s Medical Center in Boston now, after being transported from from … Read more
UPDATED: Reports of Multiple People Shot in Pelham
What we’ve learned: There was a wedding this morning, where the shooting occurred. The funeral for Minister Garcia was scheduled for after the wedding. A preliminary investigation has shown that this is not a random incident. Guests at the wedding ‘gang’ tackled the shooter. Two people are injured, one of them has been transported to … Read more
Op-ED: Using Tech effectively in New Hampshire schools
To screen or not to screen? That is the question facing parents and educators across the country.
Digital technology has opened up new possibilities in teaching, as well as so many other areas of modern life. But new research finds that too much screen time can hinder a child’s educational development.
Student Savagely Assaulted at Nashua Middle School – District Upset Someone Recorded It
Yesterday a distraught father posted a video of an assault upon his daughter at Fairgrounds Middle School in Nashua, New Hampshire. The girl is attacked from behind and beaten before a staff member intervenes. Wait until you hear how the District responded.
NH Dems Diversity Olympics
The New Hampshire Democrats submitted their plan for delegate selection to the National Democrat Party, and it was accepted. The 76-page document (76 pages?) can be read here. Luckily they included comments at the end on the overall delegate selection rules put forth by the DNC. Some, including Senate President Donna Soucy (D- Manchester) are … Read more
Nashua Democrat Jan Schmidt’s “Cancel Movement” cancels itself out.
Our hosting site has agreed with me. They are closing the “SHUT GRANITEGROK DOWN” complaint by NH State Rep and Nashua City Alderman Jan Schmidt.
VETO Day in the NH Legislature – NH Senate’s turn
UPDATE and BUMPED:
(14) Vetoes Sustained: SB10, SB1, SB2, SB18, SB20, SB67, SB68, SB72, SB196, SB205, SB218, SB271, SB275, SB307
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(3) Vetoes Overridden: SB74, SB88, SB100, SB148
VETO Day in the NH Legislature – GraniteGrok is virtually there. Here?
UPDATE and BUMPED:
Vetoes Sustained (22): HB105, HB106, HB109, HB183, HB198, HB211, HB292, HB293, HB326, HB349, HB365, HB409, HB446, HB504, HB514, HB564, HB582, HB587, HB611, HB645, HB664, HB706
Vetoes Overridden (1): HB364
We Now Know Which Nashua Democrat Tried to Shut Down GraniteGrok (And Failed)
So our hosting company coughed up the email complaint against GraniteGrok as requested. Much surprise as to who it was – not.
So, let’s see how NH State Rep Jan Schmidt (D-Nashua) voted on a number of bills this year
I’ll be putting up all of the Nashua State Reps but seeing that Jan Schmidt is trying to pull out all the stops in getting us Silenced, well, time for her constituents see how she voted (emphasis mine): RIDICULOUS votes by your State Reps, through June 27: FOR banning plastic straws. (HB558) FOR banning plastic … Read more
Districts Alter Special Ed Services to Students in Charters
As students kick off the new school year and settle into their back-to-school routines, several families at NH chartered public schools were informed of changes to their children’s Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) that they did not expect. Upon returning to school, numerous families were told that their children’s special education services would be altered; some … Read more