In what I believe to be the single biggest violation of NH’s Right to Know Law in our state's history, the Newmarket School District responded to a Right-to-Know request from me to inspect certain public documents by providing me with approximately thirteen thousand totally blacked-out (redacted) documents.
If you are thinking this response by Newmarket to my request is a massive cover-up, I think you would be correct.
I believe, Newmarket blacked out the 13K documents in order to cover-up evidence which would prove the district repeatedly lied to both the Rockingham Superior and NH Supreme Courts in a previous Right-to-Know case I brought against the district.
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On July 8th, 2019, the Newmarket School District was back in Rockingham Superior Court defending their decision to redact the 13k documents, as well as a motion I filed to remove the school district’s attorney Barbara Loughman from the case as having a conflict of interest in representing the district (had previously filed criminal allegations of perjury with the Rockingham County Prosecutor’s office alleging Loughman and the school district).
The truth of all of this, I hope, will soon be available for all to see. Lies always have a way of coming around to bite the liar. This is true because, in order to get away with lies, liars must continue to lie. This is what has been going on in this case. I fully expect Newmarket officials will soon be facing the consequences of their lies. When this happens, these liars will have no one to blame but themselves.
