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Free Minds TV February 29, 2008 (EP 58)

Filed under: Activism, Free Minds TV, National, News, Personal Freedom, Uncategorized, Video — toby at 11:50 am on Friday, February 29, 2008

Free Minds TV catches up with Matt Simon from the NH Coalition for Common Sense Marijuana Policy to give an update on HB 1623, Marijuana Decrim in NH. In the week’s Downsizer Dispatch, Nick brings up Ron Paul’s health care bill. Later, a new law alows Canadian troops to enforce martial law in the event of a disaster in America, the Iraq War, the Terror Watch List Exceeds 900,000, and Greenspan advises the Gulf to the dollar peg on oil.

Log onto http://www.freemindstv.com/episode58.html for show content and more.

COMMUNITY PUBLIC ACCESS, FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS THREATENED IN MONADNOCK REGION

Filed under: Corruption, Free Minds TV, Uncategorized — nick at 10:17 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2007

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 31 October 2007

Contact: Lee Perkins, Director, Cheshire TV (603) 283-6621
PRESS CONFERENCE: Heberdon Hall, Winter St, Keene, NH on Thursday, November 1, 8:30a

COMMUNITY PUBLIC ACCESS, FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS
THREATENED IN MONADNOCK REGION

(Keene, NH) Residents of this picture-perfect New England city best known for the annual Pumpkin Festival may lose their local community access channel, Cheshire TV, if mogul Time Warner Cable does not honor and amend its franchise agreement with the City of Keene.

Most pressing is that Cheshire TV will run out of money in about 30 days. (Read on …)

Downtown Keene NH on The Ridley Report

Filed under: Uncategorized, Video — toby at 6:39 pm on Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Dave Ridley takes the viewers on a partial tour of Keene NH on The Ridley Report.

Overnight Parking Ban

Filed under: Issues, Rant, Uncategorized — toby at 11:41 am on Friday, January 26, 2007

“Tonight, clear and very cold. Wind chills approaching -15F. High 13F. Winds NW at 15 to 25 mph, chance of precipitation zero percent,” was the weather forecast I heard on the radio as I drove home from work at approximately 9 pm. I parked my car on the street directly infront of my house. Knowing that the chance of snow was zero percent, there was no chance my car would get in the way of snow removal crews as they would not be needed. (Read on …)