Category: government
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NH Constitution Article 8: Accountability of Magistrates & Officers; Public’s Right to Know.
Open, accessible government, for the people…
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NH Constitution Article 6: Morality and Piety.
This one explains why public schools and other state institutions don’t celebrate any one religion’s holidays
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NH Constitution Article 5: Religious Freedom Recognized.
A logical extension of freedom of conscience.
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NH Constitution Article 3: Society, its Organization and Purposes
Balancing NATURAL RIGHTS with the compromises and exchanges of SOCIETY…
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NH Constitution Article 2: Natural Rights
Life, liberty, property, happiness… This article has it all.
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NH Constitution Article 1: Equality of People; Origin & Object of Government
“All [people] are born equally FREE and INDEPENDENT…”
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Mrs. Adam’s “NH Government” PART 3: State Judicial Branch (GUEST POST)
Introducing the branch of government that helps us figure out how laws work:
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Mrs. Adams’ “NH Government Comics” PART 2: State Executive Branch (GUEST POST)
Including a truly thrilling scene where an angel with a harp escorts a vetoed bill to a celestial RECYCLING BIN lit by apocalyptic lightning bolts…
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Mrs. Adams’ “NH Government Comics” PART 1: State Legislative Branch (GUEST POST)
Mrs. Adams’ 4th grade class in Dover is drawing a series called, “NH Government Comics”…
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Curse of the Dead Dog Ballot Photo
Here’s a spooky (true) NH tale to carry you over from Halloween to Election Tuesday…
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“Vote First Or Die” by Eleri Mai Harris (GUEST POST)
Guest artist ELERI MAI HARRIS presents this outsider’s view of the long-running political phenomenon that is New Hampshire!
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Of One Blood All Nations (Sandwich, NH)
1838: Sandwich petitions Congress to end the “nefarious traffic in slaves” in the District of Columbia…
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Bridge Up, Money Down (Henniker)
1780: How much rum does it take to build a bridge during a Revolution?
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Henniker 1861 School Committee Report (Part 2)
1861: In its official report, the Henniker School Committee proceeds to excoriate parents & dispense vocational advice:
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Henniker 1861 School Committee Report (Part 1)
1861: As the Civil War breaks wide open & Henniker issues its annual Town Report, the School Committee sounds an incendiary call to either FIX the schools, or DO AWAY with them altogether!