Dover Police announced yesterday that they had arrested a Somersworth man for posting what they called “criminal[ly] threatening,” “coercive,” and “hateful” messages on the door of First Parish Church in Dover, but upon further investigation, it appears that the sign contained nothing but Scriptural Truth from the Holy Bible, and the real threat may be an unjust application of state law for the purpose of religious persecution.
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Dover, New Hampshire Calls for Cease Fire in Gaza
20 Budget Tips for My Town, and Yours!
by Op-Ed
As we embark on the latest city budget fiasco that’s going to cost us where it hurts, as a taxpayer who has to balance a home and business budget, here are some tips. First, I implore you to stay under the tax cap or, even better, below. Second, the key to successful budgeting is to start with income and work within those numbers backward, not the other way around!
Nine Years of Decline and Perversion in Dover
by Op-Ed
Does creepy Carolyn Mebert, Ward 3, School Board Chair, love porn? Since she’s been on the school board, over 110 sexually explicit books that were not here before, have been added to school libraries.
Dover “Career Day,” Where You Can Look for Opportunities To Become a Domestic Abuser, Rapist, Drug Addict, or Sex Worker.
Students in Dover, NH, have access to over 110 library books that feed young imaginations interested in careers in drug use, sex work, and sexual assault involving a minor. They’ve also got some how-to fiction on self-mutilation, suicide, child molestation, rape, explicit sexual battery, and graphic violence.
Dover Rain Tax? An Emphatic NO!
by Op-Ed
1. Giving (a few) hours’ notice for a meeting as important as yesterday’s rain tax meeting is not only irresponsible, it’s downright sneaky. It was so obviously planned far in advance, and boom, the people don’t need to know.
Dover, New Hampshire, Bans Book Banning™ … Or Something
The Dover City Council “overwhelmingly” approved a resolution last week. It denounces partisan political and “unconstitutional” book banning™, which is amusing given that Dover is run by political partisans that hate the US Constitution.
Matt Mayberry and Dirty Dover Perform Some “Tricks” They Say Are For Kids
by Op-Ed
On March 23, a clandestine book review committee met in the Communist City of Dover. There is supposedly a recording of the meeting, yet no one can access it. The agenda, time, and date were secret, and released to the Dover squad and the person filing the complaint a day prior.
About Your New Committee to Review Challenged Books in Schools
by Op-Ed
It has come to my attention that there is a newly formed committee to review challenged books. I have questions and want straightforward answers. All I have is an obscure two-page form given to me by a third party.
Just When You Think It Can’t Get Worse, It Does
by Op-Ed
I had to check three times, as I didn’t believe the scores could go any lower. Drumroll, please. I guess a new 9 million dollar school and 7 or 8 (lost count) tax cap overrides in ten years for the school budget does not improve education.
To The Dover School Board – The Public Pity Party about Personal Choices (Pornography)
by Op-Ed
The circus that ensued at the last SB meeting was ridiculous to watch the public pity party about personal choices that had little to do with people concerned about pornography in our schools and library.
So, About Those Porno Books in Public School Libraries…
by Skip
As loyal readers know, I have been sending out Right To Know demands to various School Districts around the State for the card catalog for their Schools’ libraries. I considered this small effort to be a “test case” to see how the targeted districts would respond.
Dover NH Wants a Rain Tax – Here’s Why It is Unnecessary and a Bad Idea
by Op-Ed
No, the photos are not from Florida. They are Dover after the 2006 mother’s day 100-year flood. Here’s a preliminary look at the pending rain tax, aka stormwater utility fee. Don’t feel left out, Portsmouth and Rochester, your cities are poised to sign onto this deal, too.
Dover Says “It’s Not a Rain Tax” But Your “Taxes” Will go up Because of the Rain
Remember when NH Democrats said a tax on wages was not an income tax? They got some Freshman stooge to say it out loud, but same difference. A tax on income is an income tax. Democrats in Dover are playing the same game but with rain.
Dover Public School “Offering” Makes Prison Food Look Like 5 Star Fare
For the record, I have no idea what prison food looks like but I did check the internet so I think I’m on solid ground.
The Dover, NH Branch Covidians Are a Dangerous Cult
by Op-Ed
It was a beautiful spring day. The temperature was in the 70’s, the sun was shining, and the occasional mild breeze allowed the awakening smells of nature to fill our olfactory senses. That is, of course, if they would let you.
Inside Source Says 7 Died in a Dover, NH Nursing Home After Receiving the Vaccine
An anonymous source with the NH Health Care Industry has indicated to us that seven elderly patients died after receiving a vaccine COVD19. The reported cause of death? COVID19.
Cowardly-Casey … Rep. Casey Conley (Marxist-Dover) Blocks Me For Fact-Checking His Tweets
by Ed Mosca
So yesterday Casey Conley, a Democrat Rep, tweeted that classroom teachers are underpaid, and I responded by pointing out that the average teacher’s salary in New Hampshire is $60,0000.00: Conley then claimed that “underpaid” was meant only to refer to childcare: Conley eventually admitted that he does believe that teachers in New Hampshire … who … Read more
NHPR to City of Dover … Don’t You Dare Say “All Lives Matter”
by Ed Mosca
This from NHPR’s “energy and environment reporter”: Annie has the mind of a child. A child who has been brainwashed by the Left. The Left claims that saying All Lives Matter “delegitimizes” Black Lives Matter. Actually, all one would need to do to delegitimize Back Lives Matter, the organization … as opposed to the principle … Read more
Recycling trash? It doesn’t pay at all as advertised; it’s just another form of religion
by Skip
Scott Dunn’s monument to economic illiteracy (the Gilford Recycling Center) will lose close to $7million over the next 10 years.