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VOTER ALERT: Unidentified Mailers Containing Absentee Ballot Application Forms

Concord, NH — Attorney General Gordon J. MacDonald issues the following alert to New Hampshire voters.

The Attorney General’s Office has been notified that some New Hampshire residents have received unidentified mailers containing an absentee ballot application form with an allegedly hand written note. The message on the note states, “You are needed please fill this out and mail it in.”  The mailer also contains a return envelope with the recipient’s town or city clerk in the address block.

State law requires that a mailing such as this contain the identity of the entity mailing and distributing the form. No such identification accompanies the attached mailer.

The Attorney General’s Office has received inquiries from election officials and voters regarding this mailer. Voters should be aware that these unidentified mailers have not been sent by New Hampshire town or city clerks. These unidentified mailers have not been sent by any State agency.

Voters receiving this unidentified mailer who have already requested and/or submitted an absentee ballot need not complete another absentee ballot application form. Voters can check the status of their absentee ballot here: https://app.sos.nh.gov/Public/AbsenteeBallot.aspx

Voters can find the contact information for their local town or city clerk here: https://app.sos.nh.gov/Public/Reports.aspx

Information about absentee ballots can be found here: https://sos.nh.gov/elections/voters/absentee-ballots/

Voters are reminded that the Attorney General’s Office and Secretary of State’s Office are the official resources available to all New Hampshire voters and election officials for guidance and assistance regarding election related issues or concerns ahead of the General Election on November 3, 2020.

Voters with questions or concerns are urged to contact the Attorney General’s Election hotline:  1-866-868-3703 (1-866-VOTER03). In the event a caller receives voicemail, the caller should leave a message. Attorneys in the office will address each message received.  Inquiries and complaints may also be submitted via email at electionlaw@doj.nh.gov.

 

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Get Paid $1,000 to Watch 24 Hours of Horror Movies This Halloween!

Please Note: Mt. Washington Radio has no affiliation with this contest.

Are you the biggest horror fan in the US? Can you prove it for $1,000?

The teams at CableTV.com and HighSpeedInternet.com have teamed up to find one horror superfan to do something extra spooky this Halloween!

What you’ll do:

  1. You’ll watch 24 hours of nonstop horror movies this Halloween on a streaming service of your choice. No restrictions on choice—you can rewatch classics like Night of the Living Dead or ridiculous horror comedies like Tammy and the T-Rex.
  2. You’ll tweet updates about your experiences hunkering down with horror films for 24 hours and tell people which movie is the scariest.
  3. They’ll supply you with a $50 Starbucks gift card to keep you awake on the job, and $1,000.

Who they’re looking for:

  • You’re at least 18 years old, a US citizen, and eligible to work in the United States.
  • You’re horror obsessed—and you can convince them of your devotion to everything dark and scary in a short bio.

Do you have what it takes to binge-watch 24 hours of horror movies on Halloween night for $1,000? 

  • Access the application here: https://www.highspeedinternet.com/resources/halloween-dream-job
  • Applications are open now through Friday, October 16th.
  • CableTV.com researches and compares TV, internet, and streaming services, slashing through the techno-speak to give you straight-forward reviews, service options and reliable advice. HighSpeedInternet.com is an internet comparison site in the US. Their internet experts help people choose the best internet plan in their neighborhood.
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The Fly on Mike Pence’s Head is Entering the Presidential Race!

The biggest viral moment from this week’s vice presidential debate took place after a fly landed on Mike Pence’s head and remained there for two minutes. And now…in a shocking turn of events…The Fly has jumped into the Presidential Race! Listen below! 😉

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NEW MUSIC FRIDAY – Bebe Rexha featuring Doja Cat – Baby, I’m Jealous

Bebe Rexha posted a video of herself dying her hair a bright red on her Instagram. “New me 🔥 watcha think?” she captioned the video, which was soundtracked by Doja Cat. Rexha recently shot a music video with Doja Cat. Soon after photos from the set surfaced, fans discovered the title of the song through Shazam. Their new collaboration, “Baby I’m Jealous,” has been released. Listen to the song below and come back at 11am to watch the music video!

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Kennett High School Confirms Positive COVID Case

SAU9 families were sent out a letter today confirming a positive case of COVID-19 at Kennett High School. Read the letter by clicking here.

 

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What Being A Cat- Or Dog-Person Says About You

Do you prefer dogs or cats, and what does your answer say about you? A recent study determined that those who said they preferred cats tended to be higher in openness and neuroticism personality traits, while self-identified dog people tended to have higher rates of extroversion and agreeableness. Other studies on this show that those who identify as dog people tend to be more dominant in social interactions and more narcissistic, while those who identify as cat people (at least in one study) were more likely to be female. But, researcher Mike Delgado, says these studies are all influenced by a number of factors that won’t yield accurate results, including the fact that most respondents are often those who have very high pet attachment levels. He adds that the big thing that’s not being studied at all is what makes people who like pets at all different from those who don’t like or want pets.
 
For the full article click here.
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It’s National Fire Prevention Week and We Need to Protect the White Mountain National Forest!

This morning on the Magic Morning Show, Gino was joined by Wildfire Prevention Specialist Mark Wiles on behalf of the U.S. Forest Service and White Mountains National Forest (WMNF). Mark and Gino discussed the WMNF and how it’s continuing to implement fire restrictions. These restrictions allow fires ONLY in installed metal fire rings or grills at designated campgrounds or picnic areas. Click below to listen to the interview and check out all the info.

 

The state of NH is under a under a Governor’s Proclamation fire ban and even with the recent rain the drought depleted lakes, ponds and rivers,  so fire danger is still high and it’s difficult to fight wildfires with low water availability.

Visitors should always use existing fire pits and NEVER leave a campfire unattended. WMNF fire restrictions include: Lighting, building, maintaining, attending or using a fire, campfire, barbecue or grill is allowed ONLY in U.S. Forest Service provided metal fire rings, metal fire pits or pole mounted grills at designated campgrounds or picnic areas. Unattended or abandoned campfires can quickly escalate into wildfires.

ALL campfires must be completely extinguished before leaving a site. Campers and day users should have a shovel on hand and a water bucket ready for use. Soak, stir, feel, repeat. Make sure your campfire is “dead out” and cold to the touch before departing. Stay informed regarding any fire conditions and follow all guidelines and restrictions.

Public use, including dispersed camping is at record high levels.

The public is encouraged to report illegal campfires, as well as smoke reports, to your local White Mountain NF District Office or 911.

If it is not on the following list of WMNF campgrounds a fire is NOT allowed:

Barnes Field Group Campground

Crocker Pond Campground

Dolly Copp Campground

Hastings Campground

Wild River Campground

Big Rock Campground

Campton Campground

Hancock Campground

Osceola Vista Campground/Group Campground

Russell Pond Campground

Sugarloaf I Campground

Sugarloaf II Campground

Waterville Campground

Wildwood Campground

Zealand Campground

Basin Campground

Blackberry Crossing Campground

Cold River Campground

Covered Bridge Campground

Jigger Johnson Campground

Passaconaway Campground

White Ledge Campground

4th Iron

For more information please visit FS.USDA.GOV/WHITEMOUNTAIN