Local organizations host over 220 participants
More than 220 participants of all ages and abilities enjoyed a beautiful day in Andover on September 27 and raised more than $13,000 for Special Olympics New Hampshire (SONH) during the inaugural Rail Trail Run and Ride event. The event featured 5K and 10K running events and a 50K cycling event along the Northern Rail Trail. […]
It has been my honor to serve the 108 towns and four cities in District 1. I have worked hard and committed myself full-time. I have attended all Governor and Council meetings and participated in three judicial hearings to appoint three judges. I believe my most important contribution has been helping dozens and dozens of […]
I am very proud and honored to have served Merrimack County as your Commissioner. During the past two years we have received the highest rating possible, a Standard and Poor’s 1+, for our Tax Anticipation Notes sale. Our long-term rating has been upgraded to AA. Not only am I your current Merrimack County Commissioner, I have recently […]
I started my career with the Registry of Deeds in 1975, working and learning all aspects of the job prior to running for election in 1984. I have had the privilege of serving the citizens of Merrimack County as Register since 1985. I have continued to offer additional services that benefit the real estate recording […]
The State budget is why I am running for office. Andover, like many other towns, has faced increases in local taxes due to technicalities, broken promises, and incorrect priorities. Andover has paid its agreed portion to replace Morrill Hill Bridge ($90,000+), and the State has failed to fund their share for five years and has now […]
Some of the things we accomplished in Concord over the last two years: Medicaid Expansion, helping about 50,000 low income citizens obtain Health Care Coverage Restoring funding to the New Hampshire community college and university systems and freezing tuition for New Hampshire families The Transportation Funding Bill, increasing bridge aid and highway funding to towns, […]
I have a strong commitment to individual liberty, personal responsibility, limited government, free enterprise, and common sense for New Hampshire that will help bring these ideals about. I will help build a Legislature that will fight for lower taxes, less spending, and limited government that will allow the people of New Hampshire to build their […]
My greatest satisfaction the past two years has been helping constituents get health insurance. This has an immediate, beneficial effect on someone’s life and family. I am also happy with the results of my bill HB 581, which urged the Attorney General to go after Massachusetts for flood control payments. New Hampshire was able to […]
If there’s one lesson I’ve learned as a mother of three, it’s that real leadership demands tough choices. Over the past several years, New Hampshire has endured a disappointing lack of leadership. On healthcare, we were told that Obamacare would let us keep our doctor, health insurance plan, and hospital, and that our premiums would […]
During the last session we passed a bipartisan, balanced, and responsible budget without new taxes. It restored funding for higher education, community-based mental health services, and additional state troopers. We also achieved bipartisan agreement on the New Hampshire Health Protection Act which improved access for New Hampshire’s working poor and addressed the rising costs of […]