Nashua has a problem. It is swirling the bowl, to the left, in a predictable downward turn. A Nashua Rep. wants to label online engagement with public officials as harassment. There is a move to constrain requests for public documents under the state’s right to know law. Even the School District is into suppressing speech.
A teenage girl at Fairgrounds Middle School in Nashua, New Hampshire, was terrorized over the past week. She has been physically assaulted twice by two different students. And only after video of one assault became public is something being done.
If you have not been following the story, the Nashua School District blocked GraniteGrok. We reported it and challenged them on it. Repeatedly. And then some. And suddenly, we are unblocked. So, what’s my first question?
by Beth Scaer | My name is Beth Scaer, I am a Nashua resident, and I am here to support Doris Hohensee. Doris was elected to the Nashua Board of Education because the voters trust her and respect her. There has never been a hint of racism in her life and, in fact, her history … Read more
And with his non-answer answer, our RSA 91:A demands are acting like rabbits. And now, other people are starting to report in on “strange” behavior while using the Nashua School District (“NSD”) network. In effect, Dr. Mosley and the Nashua Board of Education have decided to invoke the Streisand Effect upon themselves. So folks, go … Read more
We’ve been having some fun with the Nashua School District and the clown car they call their Board of Education. And maybe that’s why they’ve banned us. According to their network, it’s because we might be a blog or a forum. Okay, so why aren’t any of these other Blogs blocked as well?