(Hours 2b&c) This morning we were joined by State Representative Ralph Boehm. Representative Boehm, who is on the education committee, joined to talk about pending education issues. Rich detailed his run for school board...
Read MoreGiven that Governor Margaret Wood Hassan has vetoed Senator Kevin Avard’s bill (SB101) preventing the State Board or Department of Education from requiring local school districts to adopt the Common Core national education...
Read More(Hour 3b&c) In Sid Glassner’s absence, we were joined by Ann Marie Bannfield this morning for a segment of Is Our Children Learning. Ann Marie kicked off the segment by discussing different pieces of legislation. She...
Read MoreGovernor Maggie Hassan and Senator Kevin Avard released the following statments after regarding the veto of SB 101 on May 8, 2015. Senate Bill 101 would simply have prevented the state Board and Department of Education from...
Read MoreLooks like our story yesterday on Commissioner of Education Virginia Barry’s refusal to meet in public with the Manchester Board of School Committee has created a firestorm as folks took to social media not just to...
Read MoreThe New Hampshire House of Representatives passed a budget yesterday, sending the process over to the State Senate. In February, Her Highness Governess Margaret Wood Hassan proposed an eye popping eleven point five billion...
Read More(Hour 2a) We have good news concerning economic development in Manchester. It is happening! Rich talks about some of the projects that are happening in Manchester including the new Walmart being built. Our focus shifts to a...
Read MoreManchester 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,...
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