Seacoast Online One thing is certain as we move into the new biennial budget in New Hampshire: Its success, or failure, rests with the Democrats. They cannot blame the economy, they cannot blame Republicans and they can no longer crow about being the party that best...
June 28, 2009 – Update On June 24th an article was published by WMUR-TV that barely skimmed the facts of the case in Windsor, NH of which CNHT has inside information. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Please see other posts about Windsor in the Assessments...
June 27, 2009 Laconia Citizen A Superior Court judge has rejected New Hampshire’s claim a medical malpractice fund is an agency of the state. Judge Kathleen McGuire’s ruling Thursday appears to undermine the state’s argument it can use a $110 million...
On June 24th a non-partisan group of concerned citizens rallied outside the statehouse to express their dismay for the lack of fiscal restraint in the NH budget as contained in bills HB1 and HB2. Speakers were interrupted only briefly by three hecklers in chicken...
by Bob Kingsbury According to the data collected about ‘ice outs’ from the year 1888 to 2009 on Lake Winnipesaukee, global warming does not exist, at least here in NH. Essentially all the 122 ice out dates are in April, with a few in March and a few in...
Campsites around the state are being considered as another possible source of revenue in the midst of a budget crisis. Legislators have proposed extending a tax on sites, a proposal that has local camp owners up in arms in a sagging economy. A measure to expand the...