by Ed Naile You have to admire the Manchester paper for helping out a friend on the city’s school committee. Here is the title of a “news” story they wrote: Paul Feely’s City Hall: Did school board member violate confidentiality? “”AT SOME POINT,...
by Ed Naile Apparently, the City of Portsmouth has a problem with people renting out apartments through AirBnB. Portsmouth Zoning Law Trouble for AirBnB From the story: “Officials do not track Airbnb rentals specifically, and city attorney Robert Sullivan says he...
by Ed Naile The Concord paper serves a city that has a ton of people who work for, or have a family member who works for, government. They like a news source that makes them feel happy and secure. Well, they have it in spades with the local paper. Here is an example:...
by Ed Naile Keene City Councilors Terry M. Clark and Randy L. Filiault are asking Keene Mayor Kendall Lane if the Keene City Council can vote on a publicity stunt resolution. They are all about pronouncing to the World their Keene City Council’s objection to a lawful...
by Ed Naile Here is how NHPR starts out a voter fraud exposé. “While President Trump and some of his allies perpetuate the (unverified and unsubstantiated) idea that out-of-state voters are being sent across the border en masse to throw New Hampshire elections, we...
by Ed Naile NH1 News seems to be the only statewide media, other than bloggers, interested in the possible loss of a US Senate seat to voter fraud. NH1 News has a detailed story here: Hundreds Could Be Investigated for Voter Fraud in NH’s 2016 Elections Finally,...