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House Bill 1356 sounds like a great idea. The bill would expand the state's Right to Know law to non-profit groups that have more than $100,000 in revenues and get more than half of their money from government.
On Manchester's Board of Mayor and Aldermen agenda tonight are multiple fee increases worth noting.
While Gov. John Lynch is frantically searching for $140 million to balance the state budget, Senate Republicans have found it and more -- in the constitution.
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