Senior citizen newcomers to Nashua filed an abatement on their 2016 residential property assessment believing the assessment unfair. The City denied it.
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Nashua Aldermen Lori Wilshire, Ben Clemons, and Michael O'Brien gave a press conference asking voters to Vote NO on Question 2. Watch their video (click on Play Button TWICE)
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I am asking for your vote for a Commissioners seat on the Board of Public Works.
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Lori Wilshire, June Caron & Michael B. O'Brien Sr.: “ If it ain't broke, the tinkering isn't to fix it……. and keep politics out of our highly-rated police department……… The charter change is an attempt to gain personal control of the department, period.”
(Nashua Aldermen Lori Wilshire, president and at-large member, Michael B. O’Brien Sr., vice president, and June Caron, Ward 7)
Read MoreA lot of information has come to light since the petition was signed.
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The City of Nashua needs diversity and with this election the Nashua residents can make the change.
The direction the Democratic leadership heading is clear…..
Read MoreReasons for voting against Aldermen Kelly & Dowd ..
Read MoreYou are respectfully requested to consider the following before voting on ballot Question 2.
Read MoreNashua voters have a chance to Board of Aldermen balance ….
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This election gives the Nashua residents a chance to take back their city. Vote for candidates that will hear your input and act on it.
Abraham Lincoln (or some other smart person) once said ..
Read MoreOn November 2nd Nashua will elect TWO Board of Public Works Commissioners. THREE of the FOUR candidate have no conflict of interest. Candidate Paul Shea has several apparent conflicts of interest.
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I am hearing loud and clear the concerns of citizens and that opening the lanes on Main Street will bring more people back to downtown.
Read MoreThe Mayor has only provided broad brush reasons for bringing forth this petition and has been unwilling to provide specific information as to why he should control the nomination of the Police Commissioners
Read MoreThe partisan politics starts in the Mayor's office. He demands fierce loyalty from his elected Democrats. This has negatively impacted the management of our City and has stifled citizen participation.
Read MoreA discussion commenced about how to handle the concern about what was a $10M project now becoming a $15M project. Mr. Cummings said that with ancillary costs it never really was a $10M project.
Read MoreTurns out, the City negotiated with the vendor and taxpayers paid an additional $22,000 to the actual contractor to compensate for the hacking of our computer payment system. Attorney Bolton stated, “With a fund balance of $36 million, he said an extra payment of $22,500 can be absorbed.”
Read MoreIf the Mayor were a republican, and the Board of Alderman were a republican majority, would you still feel as comfortable putting all your faith in a proposal created by them, and giving control of Police Commission appointments to them?
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