Candidate Support and the Opioid Epidemic
(Hours 2a,b) Rich started the hour by commenting on trouble with water in Merrimack, as discussed...
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Tag: James Sullivan
On Air News Read for September 21, 2017
Some reaction from Tuesday’s mayoral primary in Manchester is coming from an interesting...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for September 18, 2017
September’s shaping to be a Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Month for opioid overdoses in the Queen City. (Apologies to Alexander!) Manchester Fire Department Emergency Medical Services Officer Christopher Hickey...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for June 22, 2017
Manchester Police Chief Nick Willard says crime continues to trend down in the Queen City. In an interview here on Girard at Large yesterday, Willard said that property crimes, which fell twenty five percent last year, are...
Read MoreHooksett Town Councilor Sullivan on Upcoming Elections, School Choice and the Budget
(Hour 3c) Rich spoke to Hooksett Town Councilor and School Board Member James Sullivan. James started things off by talking about the seats that are up for re-election in Hooksett. They then discussed the budget, his...
Read MoreLow Turnout for Hooksett Elections
(Hour 2b) Rich spoke to Chairman Jim Sullivan of the Hooksett Town Council. They discussed Hooksett’s low voter turnouts in recent elections and Rich wondered why so few people are running for town council. They talked...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for May 5, 2016
At its meeting tonight, the Candia School Board will hear from Attorney Gordon Graham about proposed policy J B A B. That’s the proposal that would require school officials to let transgendered students use bathrooms and locker...
Read MoreCommentary on Citizen Government
(Hour 2a) Rich told us about James Sullivan, who is a part of last year’s Hooksett School Board, which won School Board of the Year. He made his prediction about Superintendent Charles Littlefield and commented on school...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for April 21, 2016
The Hooksett School Board voted to table a proposed policy that would allow transgendered students to use locker and bathrooms and play on sports teams of the gender they identified with rather than the gender they were born with.
Read MoreOn Air News Read for December 21, 2015
Schools in Nashua are closed today after administrators received threats of violence against both Nashua North and South high schools over the weekend. Neither School Superintendent Mark Conrad nor the Nashua Police Department...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for August 6, 2015
Just a day after a fifth, and particularly sickening video from The Center for Medical Progresses undercover investigation into Planned Parenthood’s peddling of parts from aborted babies, the New Hampshire Executive...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for May 22, 2015
“It was an outstanding day on the senate floor for parents across the state. The senate put themselves out there to block the over reach of the Department of Education and in support local control of our schools.”...
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