(Hour 3a) Rich talked about the Manchester tax assessment, and how the tax rate may or may not change for people, and how the assessment works. Afterwards, Al Kaprielian called in to give us the weekend weather, and tell us...
Read MoreThe Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen convened for a remarkably short, but important series of meetings last night and we, of course, have the details.
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Read More(Hour 3b) In this segment Rich gave us a look at the Manchester financials. He discussed the tax cap, city budgets, and shared his thoughts on the upcoming mayoral race. Also, he targeted incoming mail by talking about the...
Read More(Hour 1c) This morning Ed Naile, Chairman of the Coalition of NH Taxpayers, joined us for our weekly segment, A Question of Voter Fraud. Ed came on the radio to discuss an upcoming event and to give us his most recent updates...
Read More(Hour 2c) Will Stewart, president of the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce, joined us this morning for our Chamber Chat segment. He talked to us about having an economic development guide, the raging budget battle,...
Read More(Hour 3b) Kimberly Morin joined us for Politically Buzzed this morning and talked to us about “deplorable” acts in the local political realm. She and Rich discussed the Maureen Mann email scandal, in which a hoax...
Read More(Hour 2a) The Derry Town Council meeting overwhelmingly rejected the proposal to use part of their surplus in order to relieve the tax burden this year. We also heard Rich describe the colorful Albert Dimmock as he excoriates...
Read More(Hour 3b) State Representative Will Infantine, of Aspen Insurance Agency, talked to us the Balsams Bailout Bill on our State House Insider segment this morning. What is his stance about it? Will also talks to us about...
Read More(Hour 2a) If a charter school rents property from a non tax exempt owner, should the property taxes made be refunded?HB 662 is brought up and how it would allow for more savings to help fund teachers and students but it...
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