(Hour 2b) Karin Provencher warned us about the new federal regulations hitting in January, 2014. She predicts the negative repercussions to the market and to buyers that qualify now, but may not after January 10th. Lending...
Read More(Hour 2c) Judy Loubier shared some of the safety concerns for those of us dealing with elderly “hoarders” in our Caring for Seniors segment. What are some of the potential dangers and how can you deal with a...
Read More(Hour 3a) Eric from Manchester called in to cast his public vote for Mayor. Next, Rich discussed the pounding that he’s taking from the Pro-Core crowd regarding public participation in the education process. Public...
Read More(Hour 3b) Christine Duffley is running for School Board in Ward 12. She’s always been involved with her community and recently got involved in politics because she believes citizens NEED to be involved. She describes her...
Read More(Hour 3c) Phil Greazzo is seeking reelection for Alderman in Ward 10. Find out why he first got involved in local politics and where he stands on the issues moving forward. Rich asked Phil about City Union contributions to and...
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(Hour 1a) Manchester’s decision to pursue her own academic standards instead of implementing...
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(Hour 1b, c) Michael Petrelli of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute is a “Conservative for...
Read More(Hour 2a) Our humble host pondered the issue of education in NH and across our country. Is the centralization of education the problem or the solution? Rich also discussed the “Kentucky Objection” to Common Core...
Read More(Hour 2b) Caroline Pierce, RN stressed the importance of taking care of your feet! Little things can lead to serious health issues and our health expert gave us some valuable tips on how to prevent potential problems.
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(Hour 2c) Aurore Eaton gave us the history of David Page Perkins, Manchester’s first male...
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