by Julia | Feb 25, 2007 |
Ten people turned out to our first Free Keene meeting this afternoon, including the organizer of The New Hampshire Coalition for Common Sense Marijuana Policy (NH Common Sense for short). As usual, I was impressed with the enthusiasm and creativity the attendees expressed.
The topics of discussion began with the current situation on HB92, a bill designed to eliminate marijuana from the criminal drug laws as I understand it. If you have not done so already, please sign the petition. Also, stay tuned for a monthly newsletter and action alerts coming soon from NH Common Sense.
A brainstorming session for the upcoming 2007 municipal elections in Keene followed, including the discussion of what issues the people of Keene care about the most, and activating and encouraging Keene State students to get out and vote.
I encourage fellow liberty lovers and Keene-iacs in the area to attend in March!
by Ian | Feb 18, 2007 |
At Free Keene’s first meeting Matthew Simon from NHCommonsense.org will be joining us to discuss the latest on Marijuana decriminalization in NH. We’ll also be discussing the city council’s invocation of “eminent domain”. Free Keene’s 2007 campaign will also be on the table for discussion. That’s this Sunday, details here.
by Ian | Feb 12, 2007 |
FreeKeene.com’s bloggers and readers are all invited to the first of many planning, strategizing, and socializing meetings. They will be held the fourth Sunday of every month starting at 4pm at Panera Bread in Keene. See the ToDo Calendar or this forum thread for more info.
by | Feb 12, 2007 |
Recently I interviewed John Croteau about this ridiculous, selectively enforced dumpster-fencing rule in Keene. Go to www.wkbkam.com and select “streaming audio”. You’ll find the interview in my archives. Tip: for some unknown reason you can download the interview with Firefox but only stream it in IE unless the station has fixed the problem. If you’d like a download link to the interview email me at ericscottshow AT gmail DOT com.
