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Apologies for the late update, as my DCYF saga continues. In Part 1, I put in a Right To Know requesting the volume and locations of DCYF abuse and neglect reports being made. The RTK payload (w/out the boilerplate) was rather simple.
“And perhaps why Mr. Martin quickly responded to me? I didn’t know – and I still don’t know but I’m hoping to find out soon enough. How?” Inquiring minds want to know. Well, at least my mind wants to know: beside DCYF Investigative Specialist Amy Fortin and her lawyer Amanda Knifeton, there was also DHHS …
Part 1 is here and you can see the Right To Know that I sent to a DCYF worker for a specific manual that I knew existed. Should have been rather simple: Pursuant to the Right to Know Law (RSA. 91-A), I am demanding access, within 5 business days, to the following governmental record: Provide, …
OK, here are the two last videos from the hearing last week. First is that of NH State Rep Travis O’Hara, followed by the follow-up/ending of the hearing. As I have on our GraniteGrok YouTube Channel (PLEASE, SUBSCRIBE!):
Part 1. And this first post is the least egregious but exemplifies the growing attitude of Executive Branch Departments and other subdivisions of the State that they are “above” the Law and can toss it aside. That’s what this post is about. However, I have a second one that will go up later this evening …
In our Constitutional Republic, we elect certain people to represent us when it comes to the management and oversight of Government. As such, we expect that they will use a blend of what our wishes may be (the “represent” part) as well as our judgment as to who they are, their sensibilities, their ideas, their …
NH Legislative Ethics Complaint Filed – NH State Rep Harry Bean Read More »
UPDATE before publishing: Superintendent Taylor responded shortly after I emailed her this:
The 2023 Belknap County Budget would make for a most interesting case study for students enrolled in a graduate school program and course in public administration. At the same time, examining the process—and especially the decisions made around the processes and procedures adopted by the Delegation’s Budget Committee, cries out to me for corrections and …
The 2023 Belknap County Budget – It Wasn’t Just About the Money Read More »
Back on March 22nd (posted on March 24th), I sent an RSA 91-A to SAU 92 / Hinsdale asking for their Public School Library card catalog. Their response was received on March 28th (posted on March 31st), in which they effectively said, “No, we’re not sending it. Here are the library links – look it …
Hinsdale School District SAU92 – Ghosting Me Will Get You Nowhere Edition … Read More »
Deja vu all over again! Let’s just say that the thought went through my mind when I scanned through the email was “Remedial Reading time again?”. Yep, my RSA 91-A demand, for one thing, was auto-magically translated into something else. I’ve heard of New Math but now I must deal with New English? Or is …
1st Response – Hinsdale School District Answers My RTK Read More »
