>>19446327

>DIG CALL

>on the number of students enrolled in Lahaina schools, we got varying reports.

>FORMAT the results so baker sees them.

>Initial report:

anon posted this a few days ago

reposting

archive links are school enrollments

PBS

>>19434177

>>19434025

>a nasty fucking kahuna took a bunch of souls for the mana and the school records probably are how they can hide entire families being wiped away and not reported if they can get to the records first.

>>19430573 pb

This might come in handy

School Name Phone County Students Grades

1. King Kamehameha III Elementary School

611 Front St, Lahaina, HI 96761 (808)662-3955 Maui County646PK-5

1. Lahaina Intermediate School

871 Lahainaluna Rd, Lahaina, HI 96761 (808)662-3965 Maui County6586-8

1. Lahainaluna High School

980 Lahainaluna Rd, Lahaina, HI 96761 (808)662-4000 Maui County1,0509-12

1. Princess Nahienaena Elementary School

816 Niheu St, Lahaina, HI 96761 (808)662-4020 Maui County665 PK-5

> https://nces.ed.gov/ccd/schoolsearch/school_list.asp?Search=1&InstName=&SchoolID=&Address=&City=lahaina&State=15&Zip=&Miles=&County=&PhoneAreaCode=&Phone=&DistrictName=&DistrictID=&SchoolType=1&SchoolType=2&SchoolType=3&SchoolType=4&SpecificSchlTypes=all&IncGrade=-1&LoGrade=-1&HiGrade=-1

> https://archive.ph/9vOe3

>https://archive.ph/pdglE

> https://archive.ph/Ui5WD

> https://archive.ph/tsRfR

>>19446350

>G'Mornin' Sam… Another Day at the Office.

Mornin, anon.

Have some Monday Morning Dark Roast covfefe.

How many Boom weeks in a row now?

>>19446163 pb

>Good morning

>>19446210 pb

>>Good morning

Alex Talcott in the real estate biz

Nikki Haley supporter

New Constellation Capital

VauraConsulting

Sunshine Fund LLC

>>19446270 lb

>New Hampshire

>aka Ghislaine Maxwell's hideout

PB

>>19445988 GOP activist Alex Talcott fatally stabbed in New Hampshire home

Was Ghislaine Maxwell hiding out at this $1 million home paid for in cash?

The 4,300-square-foot house sits on 156 acres of land, at the top of a half-mile driveway, making it an ideal location for someone looking to stay out of view.

The property where Ghislaine Maxwell may have been arrested by the FBI in Bradford, N.H., on July 2, 2020.

The property where Ghislaine Maxwell may have been arrested by the FBI in Bradford, N.H., on July 2, 2020.NBC News

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By Rich Schapiro and Tom Winter

>>19446386

Wrote some articles for the valley patriot

https://valleypatriot.com/tag/alex-talcott/

>New Hampshire

>aka Ghislaine Maxwell's hideout

July 2, 2020, 3:26 PM EDT

By Rich Schapiro and Tom Winter

Before Jeffrey Epstein's confidant Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested Thursday,she was hiding out at a 156-acre property in rural New Hampshire that was paid for in cash through a limited liability company,according to federal prosecutors.

The description matches a luxury home purchased last year for $1 million in a deal shrouded in secrecy, according to two people familiar with the transaction.

The home on East Washington Road in Bradford was bought in December through a limited liability company,Granite Reality LLC, set up the previous month,records show. The sale price was $1,070,750.

The previous owner did not know the identity of the buyer, and neither did the previous owner’s agent, according to people familiar with the transaction.

“The buyer was anonymous,” a person familiar with the deal told NBC News.

“It was always this mystery woman,” the person added. “I was like, ‘Is she an actress?’”

The whereabouts of Maxwell, a British socialite who went into hiding after Epstein, the disgraced financier, was charged with sex trafficking last year, had remained a mystery until her Thursday arrest in the tiny rural town of about 1,600 people.

The property where Ghislaine Maxwell may have been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in Bradford, N.H., on July 2, 2020.NBC News

Maxwell was charged with recruiting and grooming underage girls for Epstein, who died by suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial.

The 4,300-square-foot timber frame house sits on 156 acres of land, at the top of a half-mile driveway, making it an ideal location for someone looking to stay out of view.

“If you’re looking for a place to hide, boy, you can’t find a better one,” a person familiar with the deal said. “It’s a lovely house on a lot of turf and it’s up a driveway that’s a little bit more than half a mile long. Nobody comes up there to bug you or poke or pry.”

The listing for the home described it as “an amazing retreat for the nature lover who also wants total privacy.” Its features include a great room “with floor to ceiling fieldstone fireplace, cathedral ceiling, and a spectacular chandelier,” as well as a “fabulous barn for square dances and hoedowns!” the listing says.

Granite Reality, LLC, was set up by Jeffrey Roberts, a lawyer based in Boston, records show. Roberts did not return a request for comment.

Local residents said the home is one of the nicest in town.

“It’s a beautiful estate, private, with very nice mountain views,” Ann Hallahan, a local realtor who was not involved in the deal, said.

She was among a handful of residents said they never saw Maxwell in town – and had never even heard of her until Thursday’s arrest.

“There are plenty of places like this all around the country that she could have gone to,” Hallahan said.

>>19446387

>good morning Ralph.

>>19446386

>>19446411

>Never heard of this guy. Just another GOP neocon traitor to our nation.

>Supports Haley

<and harbored Ghislaine?

involved with Sunnunu and real estate in NH.

Just wondering if there is a connection, not stating there is.

>No loss. This guy will not be missed.

Sunshine Initiative Celebrates 5 Years

Eagle Times Staff Jun 27, 2023

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The Sunshine Initiative will host its fifth anniversary celebration from today through Thursday with events in Newport, Claremont and Manchester.

The Sunshine Initiative, founded by Jay Lucas, is an organization that seeks to revitalize small towns and communities throughout New Hampshire and do so with an optimistic, positive spirit.

Lucas, along with his wife, Karen, founded the Initiative in his hometown of Newport, with a desire to bring renewed energy and vitality back to the town where he grew up. Since its founding, the Initiative has grown significantly, branching into new communities across the state of New Hampshire.

The Director of Operations for the Sunshine Initiative, Virginia Drye, said she serves as the overall contact for the Initiative and for its relationships with the communities that it serves. She joined the group in October 2021. She is also a key liaison between the Initiative and Sunshine Communications LLC, which owns the Eagle Times.

The Initiative now has projects ongoing in Laconia, Meredith, Rochester and the West Side of Manchester. Through its collaborative network, the Initiative has helped create jobs, attract new businesses, and increase local investment while also sharing a “can do,” positive spirit with the many volunteers now involved. In 2019, the Initiative organized and received a Guinness World Record for most people making bouquets simultaneously. Each bouquet had a sunflower that was grown in Newport.

The success of the Initiative has led to plans to expand into other communities across the country.

“The Initiative helps bring positive and exciting new opportunities to small towns,” Drye said. “We are very active in Newport and Claremont, currently. We are a catalyst for revitalization.”

“The Sunshine Report,” a weekly email newsletter and article in the Eagle Times, is one of the Initiative’s ongoing outreach efforts, Drye said. “It is a newsletter filled with positive themes and stories,” she added.

Sunshine Week will start on Tuesday with lunch at the Old Courthouse Restaurant, Newport, followed by a walking tour of Newport’s revitalized downtown. The tour will highlight the achievements the Sunshine Initiative has accomplished thus far and several exciting new efforts on the immediate horizon for the Newport area.

The tour will end at the Eagle Times office, 27 Pleasant St., Claremont, for an Open House and a book signing with Lucas. He is the author of the best-selling book “American Sunshine: Rays of Hope and Opportunity”. The event is from 3 to 6 p.m.

On Thursday, the Sunshine Initiative will host a conference in Manchester to share “best practices” on community revitalization and economic development benefits, including a panel of experts explaining how to access funding for community programs.

Drye said the annual Sunshine Week is a time “when we celebrate optimism and developments of the past year.”

“It is a time where everyone is welcome to our events and to meet our team,” Drye said.

That team includes Sunshine Initiative Executive Director Brian Hettrick of Manchester and Drye; Richard Girard, executive vice president of Sunshine Communications LLC and publisher of the Eagle Times; and Jon Morton, Weare, and Ben Doskocil, Merrimack, both leaders with a sister program called Small Town Turnaround.

“This is an open invitation to meet with Jay and the other team members at the Eagle Times during its open house,” Drye said. “It is also an opportunity to learn about what the Initiative has done in the past five years.”

During the conference, organizers will highlight the communities where the Sunshine Initiative has made progress, including Manchester, Rochester, Laconia and the greater Newport area.

The celebration will end with a free reception at the Hilton Garden Inn, Manchester, where attendees will also have an opportunity to watch the Fisher Cats game from the deck overlooking Delta Dental Stadium.

To attend any of these events, please visit https://www.eventbrite. com/o/jay-lucas-the-sunshine-initiative-48306584523

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>>19446386

>>19446416

>>19446606

>Just wondering if there is a connection, not stating there is.

a connection to Ghislaine or Granite State Realty.

On a governor's housing commission.

Home is where opportunity is: A Conversation with Alex Talcott American Sunshine

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After growing up on Long Island, NY, Alex Talcott moved to New Hampshire to study and Dartmouth and never looked back. The New Yorker turned Granite Stater has worked in both the private and public sector, most recently working with Governor Chris Sununu on a housing for all initiative. He sits down with Jay in this episode of American Sunshine to discuss how New Hampshire is helping lay the blueprints for other states to improve opportunities for middle class and lower middle class families and fight homelessness.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/home-is-where-opportunity-is-a-conversation-with/id1572675726?i=1000532533148

>>19446632

Instructor at UNH

Jake Sullivan is or was also an instructor at UNH

Durham Lawyer, UNH Instructor Stabbed To Death In His Home Saturday

Alexander Talcott, 41, was found dead from a stab wound to the neck and the death has been classified as a homicide.

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Investigators from the NH Attorney General's Office, state police, and Durham Police worked throughout Saturday processing the scene of a homicide at 98 Bennett Road in Durham. (Jeffrey Hastings)

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Investigators from the NH Attorney General's Office, state police, and Durham Police worked throughout Saturday processing the scene of a homicide at 98 Bennett Road in Durham. (Jeffrey Hastings)

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Investigators from the NH Attorney General's Office, state police, and Durham Police worked throughout Saturday processing the scene of a homicide at 98 Bennett Road in Durham. (Jeffrey Hastings)

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Investigators from the NH Attorney General's Office, state police, and Durham Police worked throughout Saturday processing the scene of a homicide at 98 Bennett Road in Durham. (Jeffrey Hastings)

DURHAM, NH — The autopsy has been completed for the death of a man that occurred at a single-family residence at 98 Bennett Road Saturday.

https://patch.com/new-hampshire/portsmouth-nh/durham-lawyer-unh-instructor-stabbed-death-durham-home-saturday

https://carsey.unh.edu/person/jake-sullivan

>>19446650

members page of the housing commission

https://archive.ph/39JHB#selection-755.0-755.12

Members

Members of the Council on Housing Stability, as established by Governor Christopher Sununu with Executive Order 2020-22, includes a broad spectrum of representation and perspectives on this critical topic.

MEMBER REPRESENTING

Amanda Grady Sexton NH Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

Dean Christon NH Housing Finance Authority

Elissa Margolin Housing Action New Hampshire

Ann Landry, Designee Commissioner of the Department of Health and Human Services

Nick Duffy, Designee Department of Corrections

Melissa Hatfield Bureau Chief of Bureau of Housing Supports

Katja Fox, Director Division of Behavioral Health Services

Robert Mack Municipal Association

Dominique Rust New Hampshire Catholic Charities (faith based community)

Eric Adams Laconia Police Department (law enforcement agency)

Christina Dotson, Designee Department of Education & Representative of the DOE responsible for programs for children experiencing homelessness

Robert Quinn, Commissioner Department of Safety

Victoria Sheehan, Commissioner Department of Transportation

Taylor Caswell, Commissioner Department of Business & Economic Affairs

George Copadis, Commissioner Department of Employment Security

Deputy Adjutant General Warren Perry Department of Military and Veteran’s Affairs

Katy Easterly Martey Community Development Finance Authority

Chris Santaniello, Director Division of Economic & Housing Stability

Robert Rodler, Designee Division of Children, Youth, and Families

Martha Stone Statewide Continuing of Care for Housing

Erin Kelly Manchester Continuum of Care for Housing

Michael Reinke Nashua Continuum of Care for Housing

Christina Dotson Department of Education (responsible for programs for children experiencing homelessness)

Chris Schleyer NH Landlord Association

Joshua Reap NH Builder’s Association

Anne Duncan Cooley County Economic Development Council

Sue Fulton Philanthropic community with expertise in housing instability

Tym Rourke Philanthropic community with expertise in housing instability

Representative Will Infantine Legislator, appointed by the Governor

Andru Volinsky Individual or representative of an organization or entity that the Governor deems appropriate to support the work of the Council

Stephanie Savard NH Coalition to End Homelessness

Carolyn McCarley, Mayor City of Rochester

Jim Bouley, Mayor City of Concord

George Hansel, Mayor City of Keene

Mariah McKenney Parent who has current and/or recent lived experience with housing instability

Kadyja Harris Young adult who has current and/or recent lived experience with housing instability

Representative Tom Dolan Legislator appointed by the incoming Speaker of the House and income Senate President

Harrison Kanzler Any other individual or representative of an organization or entity that the Governor deems appropriate to support the work of the council

Maggie Pritchard Representative of the Community Mental Health Association

Alex Talcott Representative of the business community with an interest in affordable housing

Per the establishing Executive Order, the Council shall be led by the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Business and Economic Affairs, and the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority.