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A quite residential neighborhood in South Manchester is resting a little easier. New...
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On Air News Read for January 16, 2017
The Goffstown Police Department is investigating a bomb threat at the Hannaford Supermarket on Mast Road. In a statement issued late yesterday afternoon, the department said a store associate received a call alleging there...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for October 24, 2016
District Sixteen G O P State Senate candidate Joe Duarte issued a statement reacting to a Union Leader story reporting that his Democratic rival Scott McGilvray, intends to continue in his job as president and lobbyist for the...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for October 8, 2015
Well Round Two of the Mayoral Town Hall Forum Series is in the books and it was a fun one to watch as incumbent Mayor Ted Gatsas and challenger Ward One Alderman Joyce Craig duked it out over schools, school safety, drug court,...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for September 10, 2015
Well, we can tell the silly season is upon us as competing political events in Manchester last night drew people’s attention. First, we’ll address the education forum hosted by the Manchester Education Association....
Read MoreOn Air News Read for September 3, 2015
Rewards totaling seventeen thousand five hundred dollars have been pledged in the search for Denise Robert’s killer. The Manchester Police Department and New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office made the announcement...
Read MoreWhistle blowing teacher fired in Somersworth, NH
(Hours 2a&b) This morning we were joined by Lisa Brady, who is a former special ed teacher in Somersworth, NH. Lisa came on the show to share with us about the story about how and why she blew the whistle. It had to do...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for April 1, 2015
Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas unveiled his budget plan for the city last night and it seems noteworthy that it didn’t stir any major controversies, at least not yet. In a move that’s bound to raise some eyebrows,...
Read MoreNH middle school teacher challenges NEA president over Common Core
I have been a proud member of NH-NEA and NEA since I first began teaching. I am strongly pro-union and strongly pro-NEA. When an article about my classroom was featured on the front page of NH-NEA’s “Educator”...
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