Jun 11, 2010
According to NH Watchdog Grant Bosse of the Josiah Bartlett Center, a lot of wishful thinking outnumbered actual cuts in spending in the new budget that was arrived at this week. He says “Borrowing, transfers, and wishful thinking dwarf the actual spending cuts...
May 31, 2010
Fosters DOVER — A decision by the vast majority of city councilors to override the tax cap has some city residents concerned about the effect it could have on their own tax bills. Out of a random sampling of five Dover residents outside the Dover Post Office, four...
May 27, 2010
Grant Bosse has this update on the push to Regulate Free Speech Senator Hassan introduces amendment forcing non-profits and other corporations to disclose donors for any kind of political/issue advocacy, requires certification from secretary of state’s...
May 19, 2010
by Ed Naile In two years that she’s been Grafton County treasurer, Montana resident and student Vanessa Sievers of has been raising the ire of her fellow board members by missing meetings and failing to do the job for which she was elected. Once again she has...
May 6, 2010
by Charles M. Arlinghaus The state House of Representatives is poised to directly challenge both the governor and the state’s future economic development. A proposed raft of tax and fee increases is a clear and negative market signal to businesses about the policy...
May 4, 2010
Jim and Cathy Peschke are freedom fighters who moved to Croydon. Jim was elected to the school board. The Valley News has a story on what he’s been facing. The title alone suggests that people who are on the board are only there to see how many ways they can...