Monthly Archives: January 2017

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NH News Roundup on Monday, Jan. 9

By Nancy West | January 9, 2017

NSA Adding Workers In Groveton As It Closes Londonderry Facility and other news from around New Hampshire and the world.

Trump Advocate: Concerns Prompting Upcoming Women’s Marches – Including in NH – Are Unfounded

By Christopher Jensen | January 8, 2017

Trump supporter: Women’s protest marches over the election of Donald Trump – including one in Lancaster – are nothing more than an effort by failed Democrats and “left-leaning organizations” to “de-legitimize Trump’s presidency,” says Stephen Stepanek, the co-chairman of the New Hampshire Trump-for-President campaign.

Annie Kuster

Shea-Porter, Kuster Blast New Rule Giving Members Personal Ownership of Office Records

By Nancy West | January 8, 2017

U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter and U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, both New Hampshire Democrats, criticized a new House rule that passed virtually unnoticed last week making congressional office records “personal property” of the member.

Your Sunday Mike Marland Fix

By Mike Marland | January 8, 2017

InDepthNH.org is raising money to adopt Mike Marland cartoons. Buy a tax-deductible ad or click the Donate button and write Mike Marland in the message line of your donation. Call 603-738-5635 for more information. Help find us a right-leaning cartoonist, too.

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NH News Roundup on Sunday, Jan. 8

By Nancy West | January 8, 2017

Northern Pass Inspires New Legislation Seeking To Empower Towns and other news around New Hampshire and the world.

Not for Nothing in NH

Make 2017 A Fearless Year With Plenty of Time To Snuggle

By Jen Hollidge | January 7, 2017

Big Dog sees me gladly climb in to bed and knows that the opportunity for a snuggle has presented itself.

Going public can open the political floodgates for tech companies

By Niv Sultan, OpenSecrets.org | January 7, 2017

An OpenSecrets Blog analysis of LinkedIn, Zynga, Workday, Twitter, and Facebook’s political spending and lobbying since their initial public offerings (IPOs) found that for the most part, since going public these companies have steadily ramped up the amounts of money they put toward political causes.

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Have You Finally Lost All Your Buttons Susan Dromey Heeter?

By Susan Dromey Heeter | January 7, 2017

I once tried to watch the film, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button but was not intrigued. Brad Pitt should never be portrayed as anything but gorgeous. Mr. Button was a downer.