Just days after appearing on the morning show on the college radio station and announcing the 10th anniversary of the 420 rallies, Keene mayoral candidate Nobody was interviewed for most of an hour at WKBK-AM/FM. He and host Dan Mitchell covered various issues including the insane war on drugs and even took phone calls, which included one local asking about secession:
(Nobody’s interview is also archived here.)
However, Nobody isn’t the only pro-liberty candidate on the ballot this year in Keene who is getting media attention. Aria DiMezzo is running for city council Ward 2 in a competitive and unprecedented four-way primary. You may recall that last year she became the first trans candidate for sheriff, likely in history. Here is her appearance on the Cheshire TV “Spotlight on the Candidates” series, where each candidate is invited to CTV for a five minute statement video that runs in rotation through the primary election on October 8th:
I’m also running for city council, in the at-large race. Here’s my 5-minute “Spotlight on the Candidates” video:
Stay tuned to Free Keene for more on the pro-freedom municipal election choices this year in Keene!
I’m a bit surprised that nobody has taken out the parking meters. A bat might help.
which parking meter maid person gave her crap of Facebook.. . if someone said to the parking meter lady be nicer or something that would be a first. .i recall some parking meter ladies being horrible on Facebook and the city rooted them on… i think it was jane
yes just saw it was Jane.. what a shocker. . she is horrible. .. but the city rewards horrible. .that’s why Keene sucks
Jane is the perfect example of how government doesn’t work shit people like her who do shit work and treat people poorly don’t get fired but get rewarded
Another story written with biased statements and unproven facts. Kiosks are what’s coming. People who dislike change will not like the kiosks.at first but they will get the hang of it before long. but There maybe a few bugs to workout but other cities around the USA use them with no problems. It’s called progress and you can’t stop it. Of course shop owners have to get permission to place their items on the publicly owned sidewalks. What if someone put table and chairs on the sidewalk of your house. So who are all these business owners? How about upset… Read more »
Say Jacks, remember when the City of Keene’s parking authorities were telling everyone how much we all needed them? That a thriving shopping experience for shoppers downtown wouldn’t even be possible without parking meters and ticket writers to enforce their use? Boy, I sure do! You know pookums, maybe it’s time to consider taking away management of the sidewalks and parking spaces from our dear government friends and giving them back to the businesses? After all, it’s pretty clear now that Keene’s parking syndicate has revised their mission statement and no longer has any real motivation to conceal their contempt… Read more »
Think it’s time for a Robinhood 2.0
Jacks: “It’s called progress and you can’t stop it.” That is the most retarded things I’ve heard from you yet. Technology isn’t always a step forward. There are negatives to progress and we even frequently go backward. Just because other cities do it doesn’t mean it’s the best course of action to take, nor is it inevitable. I once had a palm pilot and it was amazing. Today I’m back to pen and paper because nothing that has come since which has replaced the palm pilot has comparable features within the confines of what I’d consider acceptable. This is not… Read more »
“Your ridiculous rants about the parking during the last week in Christmas makes no sense.” Talk about serious reading issues or at least bias and/or issues with rational logical reasoning comprehension. His argument was sound jacks. The city suggests the purpose of the parking meters is to keep traffic flowing to ensure enough parking for everyone. Yet during the highest traffic time of the year they don’t enforce the parking meters? Why is it so hard for you to see this contradiction? “Maybe the city doesn’t have enough people to staff the parking meters.” The city gets to dictate working… Read more »
“Think it’s time for a Robinhood 2.0” Are you suggesting that it is time to use violence (in self defense of these people?) against those who are attempting to steal from us, kidnap people, and worse? While I feel the sentiment and agree it would be justified I do not think defending ourselves using violence is the appropriate and logical course of action here. There is no point to this until we have the numbers to make it work and it may not be necessary either once we have the numbers. A better course of action would probably be to… Read more »
latest news is that the keyoxs are getting replaced by meters again https://www.sentinelsource.com/news/local/councilors-vote-time-s-up-for-central-square-kiosk/article_dcb4b2cc-46fc-5b0a-9747-17987e5f9a44.html?fbclid=IwAR1GhpcLwnyouo6GsJYFU390-cEwHDzazFFKqccEYyJJqTBnIgbUoC0d9qc
kk – Again your rants and raves fall on deaf ears. Freekeeners are upset because they can’t control the kiosks like they once thought they could. In other words, the city progressively found a better option for parking and it makes “robbin hooders” history fall by the way side and out of the lime light, The city is going to do what it needs to. Get used to it.
maybe the keyoxs will come back next week
Kudos Jacks! You’ve made quite a name for yourself spouting Jacksisms in place of intelligent arguments here! But even you have to admit that this “better option for parking” you’re so excited about is quite unpopular with the natives, those downtown merchants and their employees in particular. Those same people, by the way, that the Keene parking authorities (and you) are so enthusiastic in forcing their unwanted services on. But then again, we both know that you really don’t care about any of this stuff anyway – you not being a NH resident and all. It’s all this disobedience and… Read more »
Jacks: “because they can’t control the kiosks like they once thought they could” Considering that many of us refuse to pay the parking meters and fines and they’ve given up fighting us in court on this after Chris won his parking trial on BOTH parking tickets within the last year that he had received it’s a bit hard to take you seriously. Now they are just dropping the charges when we fight the tickets. No trial needed. Kinda like they’d do for any other person who goes in and asks to fight a ticket in court. They have literally given… Read more »