Educational Entanglements: Critical Thinking and College Readiness
(Hours 3a,b) Rich opened the hour by talking about Senator John Reagan’s Public Higher...
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Tag: Senator John Reagan
On Air News Read for August 8, 2017
Secretary of State Bill Gardner and Attorney General Gordon MacDonald announced that State Senator...
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Ann Marie Banfield on Common Core and State Assessments
(Hour 3c) Rich talked to Ann Marie Banfield of Cornerstone Action for Is Our Children Learning....
Read MoreOn Air News Read for May 19, 2017
It was a busy day in the New Hampshire State Senate yesterday, so we’ll get right to it. The Senate Finance Committee backed Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut’s proposal to expand FIRST Robotics programs to elementary...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for May 10, 2017
District Seventeen State Senator John Reagan, Republican from Deerfield and Chair of the Senate Education Committee, has put his clout behind a proposal by Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut to expand robotics programs to...
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Senate Bill 103: Democratic Hypocrisy and Advertisement Regulations
(Hour 3a) Rich started the hour by sharing his frustration over the Democratic Party’s...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for April 21, 2017
At a press event yesterday, Governor Christopher Sununu announced he’d met with 1 2 7 businesses during his first 100 days in office. He said he had substantive discussions about what he called the...
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On Air News Read for January 20, 2016
The Bedford Police Department is seeking the public’s help to locate a suspect who allegedly...
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On Air News Read for January 11, 2017
Right to Work legislation cleared a critical hurdle on its way to becoming law yesterday....
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Yesterday the state Senate Finance Committee and members of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee held a hearing on H B 1 6 9 6, which reauthorizes the state’s Expanded Medicaid program. The hearing angered opponents...
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Charter school advocates aren’t happy with Thursday’s vote to table House Bill 5 6 3 in the New Hampshire Senate. While the bill did pass on the initial vote, Majority Leader Jeb Bradley, Republican from Wolfeboro,...
Read MoreOn Air News Read for May 15, 2015
The New Hampshire Senate voted to pass H B 563, which would increase the state grant for each pupil in a public chartered school by one thousand dollars per year. The bill was then tabled in order to be considered in the Senate...
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