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Grafton County Republican Committee News
Jon Huntsman speaking at GCRC Columbus Day Dinner Oct 10, 2010

EVENTS

Grafton County Republican Committee

 Monthly Meetings          

Sunday January 15

Kevin Smith, Candidate for NH Governor is our principal speaker.

Time 2:00-4:00 PM

Place:  Howe Library

              13 South Street

              Hanover, NH

              603.643.4120

Directions

*    Take Exit 13 (Norwich) from I-91 in Vermont. Cross the river and follow
West Wheelock Street to Main Street in Hanover. Turn right on Main Street
and go south two blocks to South Street.  Turn left and go one block.
 
From East and South on I-89 in New Hampshire, take Exit 18 (Lebanon-Hanover) and follow Rte 120 north to Hanover.  In Hanover, bear left on Lebanon Street where it intersects with Rte 120. (Hanover Food Coop and Ledyard Bank are at this intersection.). From Lebanon Street, turn left on Sanborn Place (at St. Denis Church) and go one block.
 
Parking is available in the lot across from the main entrance, in the side lot along Currier Place, and in the Town of Hanover Parking Garage diagonally across from the library.  You can get a voucher from the library for one free hour of parking in the Parking Garage.

 

NEWS

 

 

“Setting the record straight”

What is Concord Fact Check?

Concord Fact Check is a website to dispel falsities and inaccurate spin to help get to the bottom of legislative issues and initiatives and understand what’s reallyhappening in Concord.

As we are all familiar, many of our local and national press outlets don’t always report the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Often times issues are spun unfavorably toward conservatives, pieces of the story are left unreported, or the facts are outright inaccurate. Other times an issue can be so complicated that it is too difficult to fully explain on the stump and we miss opportunities to inform the activists and voters.

ConcordFactCheck.com has been created as a tool for people like you to set the record straight. It can be used as a hub for talking points when discussing politics with your neighbor or local political activist group, or as background for a letter to the editor, an op-ed or when calling in to your favorite talk radio program. The site will be updated as new issues and questions arise.

The Issues:

Topics will be expansive and should encompass all relevant and current state government related issues. Users are also asked to submit their own questions to the site so that facts about what is happening in the State House in Concord are available for all. We will do our best to post users questions and answers quickly. You also can submit questions via email to ConcordFactCheck@gmail.com.

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