(Hour 2b) Money, money, money… Let us go back to the Board of Alderman meeting from Tuesday. The retirement payouts for the employees of the town are being paid for by the citizens. Now the city has an audit coming to...
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(Hour 2c) Adam, one of the owners of Jacques Flower Shop, joined us to fill in for Courtney Hoppe...
Read More(Hour 3a) The State Department of Education says “there is no opting out for students in the Law.” Basically, parents have no legal way to opt-out of an assessment if their child is enrolled in a school. If the...
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(Hour 3 b,c) Current debates taking place in Washington D.C. concerning the reauthorization of the...
Read More(Hour 1a) It was another chilly morning in the Queen City but the Girard at Large team had important information to take your mind off it… Like Rich’s roof! Have you been woken up in the middle of the night by the...
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(Hour 1b) Karen White is the Principal at the Manchester School of Technology. We discussed the...
Read More(Hour 1c) This Winter has been causing a mess for everyone. Jim Gaudet joined us this week to talk about some snow safety and Adopt-A-Hydrant. Rich wanted to know why parking bans weren’t being enforced, especially when...
Read More(Hour 2a) Ward 8 School Committeewoman Erika Connors may have thrown another curve ball by parents and the school board by proposing a form that doesn’t allow parents to opt their children out of the Smarter...
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(Hour 2b) Ann Marie Banfield had some ear opening observations about the types of questions being...
Read More(Hour 2c) Amo…skeag? …… Amoskeag? James Patrick Riley called in from a MUCH warmer part of the country and gave us a little history about cold winters during the Colonial times. Guess what? Its colder now. We...
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