Girls on the Run New Hampshire Celebrates 25 Years of Empowering Girls Across the State

Nonprofit Marks Anniversary with Sneaker Soirée October 1

Exeter Rotary Club Celebrates a Year of Local and Global Impact

A small service club continues to “punch above its weight” with historic expansions, international aid, and vibrant community initiatives.

A Subversion of Justice: How Newmarket’s Town Manager and DTC Legal Counsel Perpetrated a Fraud Upon the Cour

By withholding the true statutory posture of the agreement, municipal counsel induced the court to issue rulings enforcing an illegal act

A Betrayal of Public Trust:

How Newmarket’s Leadership and Legal Counsel Manufactured an Unconstitutional Settlement at Taxpayer Expense

Exposing Judicial Cover-Up:

How a New Hampshire Superior Court Judge Shielded Municipal Corruption by Distorting the Record

Silence at Counsel Table: How Attorney Briana Matuszko and DTC Manufactured an Appellate Record

Briana Matuszko’s actions directly implicate major ethical and statutory violations:

The Four Faces of Newmarket:

AN ANATOMY OF MATERIAL CONTRADICTIONS AND PROBABLE CAUSE

Gov. Weare honored in DAR ‘America 250’ wreath‑laying ceremony

June 2026, Hampton Falls, NH

The "Basement Doctrine":

How Judge Andrew R. Schulman Weaponized "Prejudice" to Blindfold the Public

Public Trust Betrayed:

How Newmarket Police Chief Jordan and Town Clerk Terri Littlefield Lent Their Names to an Unauthorized, Unconstitutional Deception

ICMA Ethics Complaint Regarding Newmarket Town Manager Steve Fournier

Newmarket Town Manager Steve Fournier may be the most corrupt and unethical Town Manager in all of NH.

Formal Public Integrity Complaint & Report Of Official Oppression Filed Against Chief Greg Jordan

Newmarket Citizens deserve better!

Public Condemnation Of Newmarket Town Manager Steve R. Fournier

Proliferation of False Statements and Alleged Statutory Violations Under NH RSA Chapter 641

Newmarket, NH Officials and DTC Attorneys Accused of Serious Crimes

Fraud Upon the Court to win attorney fees and hide violations of RSA 91-A.

The Carousel of Candor

How Newmarket Officials and Four Corporate Attorneys Fabricated a Shifting Factual Narrative to Deceive New Hampshire Tribunals

The Unified Complaint, Administrative Indictment, and Condemnation of Mutual Overreach

Condemnation of Donahue, Tucker & Ciandella Attorneys: THE PROFITEERING AND ARROGANCE

The Death of Transparency by Judicial Fiat:

A Condemnation of the Clay v. Newmarket Public Policy Analysis

The Unconstitutional Gag:

How Donahue, Tucker, & Ciandella Weaponized a Settlement Agreement to Eviscerate Constitutional Rights

The Jurisdictional Void: How DTC and New Hampshire Courts Conceded the Legality of Newmarket’s "Gag Order"

The refusal of the courts to force DTC to identify the legal authority for Newmarket’s actions is a dangerous judicial failure.

Exposing DTC Lawyers and the Shielding of an Illegal Settlement

The defense of this unauthorized deal has crossed the threshold from administrative overreach into severe misconduct.

The Smoking Gun in Newmarket:

Email Records and Court Transcripts Prove DTC Attorneys Misled the Judiciary on Contract Authority

The Anatomy of a Municipal Cover-Up:

How Newmarket Officials Engineered a Fraud Upon the Court

Formal Criminal Complaint & Public Corruption Re-Referal

DTC attorneys systematically deployed claims of statutory attorney-client privilege to shield an active cover-up.

Condemning the Deceptive Litigation Tactics of Donahue, Tucker & Ciandella

The Fiction of "Consultation"

Why New Hampshire Law Forbids Municipal "Ratification by Lawsuit"

The Stone v. Claremont Mandate: Transparency Cannot Be Contracted Away

Buying Silence with Public Funds:

Why Newmarket Officials Must Reimburse Taxpayers for an Unconstitutional Gag Order

The Contractual Buying of Silence:

How Newmarket Officials, DTC Attorneys, and a NH Superior Court Rubber Stamped an Unconstitutional Farce

Judge Andrew Schulman’s Message to New Hampshire Government: RSA 91-A Violations Carry Little Risk

Even more alarming to critics was the court’s treatment of attorney-client privilege and “consultation with legal counsel.”

Did Judge Andrew Schulman Really Miss All of This?

When courts stop demanding clear legal authority from government officials and their attorneys, who exactly is left protecting the public?

Newmarket Town Officials and Their Attorneys Are Not Above The Law!

Allegations, Contradictory Representations, and Potential Statutory Violations for Investigative, Judicial, Ethical, and Oversight

Congratulations New Hampshire: RSA 91-A Is Finally Dead

If this truly is the future of RSA 91-A, then perhaps New Hampshire should stop calling it the Right-to-Know Law altogether.

Complaint Alleging Misappropriation of Public Funds, Official Misconduct, and Related Criminal Violations

The taxpayers of Newmarket are entitled to accountability. Public funds are not a blank check to defend the indefensible.

Renowned French Winemaker Gérard Bertrand Visits Vino e Vivo Wine Club

Bertrand has earned global recognition for his commitment to sustainability, innovation, and terroir-driven winemaking.

DTC Attorneys Knew—And Defended It Anyway: A Taxpayer-Funded Failure of Duty in Newmarket

Experienced municipal attorneys—especially those at a firm like DTC—knew this. Or at minimum, they should have.

Christopher Hawkins Told the New Hampshire Supreme Court “No Records.” The Record Says Otherwise.

knowingly concealing or withholding documents to impair their availability in an official proceeding is not a civil matter. It is a criminal

Manufacturing Secrecy: A Rebuke of Attorney Christopher Hawkins and Donahue, Tucker & Ciandella

Attorney Hawkins is not just outside counsel. He is also the Town Moderator for Newmarket—a dual role that carries heightened responsibility

America 250 program on Gov. Meshech Weare

Free! At Exeter Public Library Apr. 23

When Litigation Becomes a Revenue Strategy: A Concern for Newmarket Citizens

The Town’s legal strategy is being directed by its counsel, Christopher Hawkins, who also serves as the Town Moderator.

When “No Prejudice” Means No Accountability:

How Judge Andrew Schulman’s Ruling Conflicts with New Hampshire Supreme Court Law

Newmarket Officials Knew—or Should Have Known: An Illegal Contract, Manufactured and Enforced Anyway

And based on the actions of Steve Fournier, Terrie Littlefield, and Greg Jordon, the answer—at least in Newmarket—appears to be no.