2008 Woodie Awards
Rindge Police Department Gives No Information
Steven Dodrill
Issue date: 10/5/07 Section: News
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Thursday October 4th the Rindge Police Department refused to comply with the Right-to- Know Act here in New Hampshire, after several attempts by the Pierce Arrow to obtain public records, regarding incidents on its Rindge campus. According to the State General Laws, "Every citizen during the regular or business hours of all such bodies or agencies, and on the regular business premises of such bodies or agencies, has the right to inspect all public records...and to make memoranda, abstracts, and photographic or photostatic copies of the records or minutes." The Pierce Arrow has arranged to meet with Rindge Police Chief Michael Sielicki today.
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Craig Hill
posted 10/13/07 @ 6:58 PM EST
As an alumnus of the 70's, I can say there has always been emnity between the RPD and what was then called FPC. Actually, the whole town was in an uproar when FPC came into existence due to the "Hippy Dippy" xenophobia of small town America of the day. (Continued…)
Hilary delaBruere
posted 11/01/07 @ 12:10 AM EST
Dear Craig Hill,
I know this is a belated reply, but I would just like to thank you for posting such valuable information in your comments. Thank you for your support. (Continued…)
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