By Joël Valenzuela of The Desert Lynx
A separation is fast approaching. A great schism looms on the horizon, threatening to split a region in twain. Sooner or later, New England is coming apart. (more…)
The Two Towers: A Phoenician’s View of New England
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Drone Weapons Manufacturer Elbit Systems protested in Merrimack, NH
Over a dozen people from NH Veterans For Peace & the NH Palestinian Education Network protested the Israeli owned drone manufacturer Elbit Systems in Merrimack for their role in the “extrajudicial killings” of those targeted in the U.S. FedGov’s War on Terror.
Auburn, NH Police Department had 50 seized rifles stored at residence of evidence officer
Retired cop David Flight stored a cache of 50 rifles at his home at the behest of the Auburn PD. This according to the NH State Attorney General who just dropped charges for Flight’s theft of a different rifle.
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NHPR notes the first decade of the Free State Project
Laura Knoy, the host of the Exchange, speaks with Carla Gericke, the President of the Free State Project, and two State Reps about ten years of those seeking “liberty in our lifetime” in New Hampshire.
New London Police Chief wanted nude photos from college student in exchange for her freedom
Police Chief David Seastrand has been forced to resign after a woman attending Colby-Sawyer college accused him of offering to drop underage drinking charges if she dropped her clothes and posed for photos in the town’s “public safety” complex. A complaint was made by the the student’s lawyer on March 6th and a month later, Attorney General Michael Delaney closed the case after negotiating Seastrand’s resignation and relinquishment of his police certification.
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NH Attorney General lets Auburn law enforcer avoid trial for stealing seized high-powered rifle
Deputy Attorney General Ann Rice tells press “I’m not going to go into all the rationale” for why her office dropped charges against retired Auburn law enforcer David Flight two weeks before he was to go on trial for felony theft charges.
Part of Lt. Flight’s defense was going to be that Auburn, NH Police Chief Edward Picard gave a Remington rifle to the him, the former evidence officer and department prosecutor. The charge of numerous other seized weapons being given to officers was adamantly denied by Picard.
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Union Leader Partners with Police to Shame Peaceful People
Over a year ago, the Portsmouth PD arrested Lisa M. Mayhew calling her a prostitute. An anonymous Union Leader report shared Lisa’s photo & data in NH’s most widely circulated newspaper. Despite being found not guilty by jurors in a 15 JAN trial, 75 days passed until the UL shared the good news.
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Maine Heritage Policy Center recognizes New Hampshire Advantage
Economist J. Scott Moody, the CEO of The Maine Heritage Policy Center, looks at the 2012 personal income estimates by the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Economic Analysis and would like Maine to follow NH’s example.
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NH University Selects US Army Intelligence Chief as 2013 Commencement Speaker
UNH has decided it is appropriate to have a bona-fide chief conspirator to the cover-up of civilian massacres, torture, and callous disregard for Iraqis as human beings as the commencement speaker.Will Hopkins of New Hampshire Peace Action
The Dover, NH native and 1982 graduate of the University of New Hampshire will return to her alma mater to speak to graduates on May 18th. NH Peace Action also hopes to speak to graduates, specifically about the treatment of Bradley Manning by the U.S. Army where Mary A. Legere is a Lt. Gen and commanding general of the U.S. Army intelligence and security command.
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Protest planned against Manchester Mayor Gatsas for attack on press freedom
There will be an anti-censorship demonstration outside City Hall starting 6 p.m. on Monday, April 8. Then I intend to enter the lobby *with* my camera recording and *without* asking permission. I'll try to record, non-disruptively, the outskirts of a City school-committee meeting. I'll likely remain until arrested or until 7:30 p.m...whichever comes first! I invite all peaceable folk to join me.Dave Ridley
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Mother has a “Loss of Faith” in Law Enforcement after Cop Crashes into Son and Leaves
As a fired Manchester police officer faces charges in connection with a hit-and-run, the mother of a victim says it’s a miracle her son wasn’t more seriously hurt.
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Manchester Detective Fired for using Police Car in Hit & Run
Sgt. Stephen Coco, a Manchester Police Special Investigations Unit detective, has been fired after revelations that his official vehicle was used in the tragic hit-and-run that left two Bedford, NH teenagers injured on the side of the road. One with a serious head injury.
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Big Smiles in Atlantic NE’s Big Cities
Men’s Health Magazine ranked 100 cities to determine which are happy or sad. No cities in the Atlantic NE were ranked sad, but “blues-proof” Manchester, NH was 2nd happiest while Burlington, VT was 9th. The lowest ranked Arcadian city was Portland, ME at #16 which still earned a B according to the survey.
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Despite drop in crime, New Glasgow’s Law Enforcers get Military Armor
The New Glasgow Police “Service” is the first force in Atlantic Canada to get its hands on an armoured military vehicle which was personally delivered by Canadian Defence Minister Peter MacKay.
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Smithsonian names Hanover, NH & Brattleboro, VT two of the Best Small Towns to Visit
The Smithsonian Institute has recently determined, statistically, which small American towns have “exceptional concentrations of museums, art galleries, orchestras, theaters, historic sites & other cultural blessings.” In the last 2 years, Hanover & Brattleboro made the list.
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Use the same loophole as NH Governor Hassan to avoid paying property taxes on Maggie’s Farm
Private school property is tax-exempt on buildings used for instruction or administration. The Hassan residence qualifies under administration because the principal lives there. School officials listed the property on its tax-exempt application and the town approved.Kevin Landrigan reporter for the Nashua Telegraph
The Nashua Telegraph headline “Hassan home untaxed by law” reveals that the loophole the Democratic Candidate for Governor uses to avoid paying property taxes is 100% legal.
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Recounting Votes could save Grafton, NH Taxpayers over $100K
The Valley News continues their “Free Staters & their allies” narrative, crediting voters for the rejection of $21.8M school bond and a $14,000 cut in the town of Grafton’s annual budget. A gain of 14 votes in Tuesday’s recount would cut the budget by $128K.
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“Please Don’t Tread on Others” says Grafton, NH Pastor
After painting a “Please Don’t Tread on Others” sign on the parking lot of the Peaceful Assembly Church last year, Pastor John Connell has been using the snow this Winter to make his message three dimensional.
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The Two Towers: A Phoenician’s View of New England
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Manchester SWAT gives Union Leader a peak behind the Iron Shield
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Drone Weapons Manufacturer Elbit Systems protested in Merrimack, NH
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