Right to Know – the Sharpest Tool in the Box

Here at CNHT we’ve often referred to RSA 91-A “right to know” law as the “sharpest tool in the box”. And it’s undergoing some scrutiny and possible changes. In 2014, the New Hampshire Legislature is considering seven bills making...

Rindge Rejects Regionalism and Urbanism

Here is a recent editorial decrying the will of the people of Rindge. They have rejected unelected regional boards, as all towns should. “Not only did they defeat the warrant article to implement the overlay zone, they separately voted to remove those ideas and...

Rindge Defeats HUD

Rindge Voters Defeat Controversial Zoning Amendments RINDGE — Voters soundly defeated three controversial zoning amendments at the polls Tuesday. Article 2 was perhaps the most divisive on the warrant. It would have established an optional crossroads overlay district...

What is The Problem in Henniker?

by Ed Naile The paper in Concord claims to have found some disenfranchised voters! Ray Duckler Henniker Voters Have No Vote of Confidence Ah, but as usual with NH election laws, the print media, and voting, the facts are not facts. One couple living in a seasonal...

Congratulations Hanover Voters!

Here is another guy who voted in your place – if you are a legitimate New Hampshire taxpayer: “North Haverhill — A former Dartmouth College student who is charged with the rape of a female student has hired a prominent Washington, D.C., lawyer to help with his...

Richard “Stretch” Kennedy

These past two years have been tough… First we lost Howard Dilworth, then Bob Kingsbury, and now good friend of CNHT Richard ‘Stretch’ Kennedy who passed away today. A strong supporter of low taxes and gun rights, Stretch was ever the colorful...