2007 (21 visits, 38 days)
>Gov. Bill Richardson
visited NH on December 18-19, 2007. On the
evening
of December 18 he held an Iraq town hall meeting at the
Franco-American
Centre in Manchester. On December 19 he held an Iraq town
hall meeting at Alvirne High School in Hudson; an Iraq town hall
meeting
at Pembroke Academy in Pembroke; dropped in at Bowl-A-Rama in
Portsmouth;
and held an Iraq town hall meeting at McConnell Center in Dover.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on December 14-15, 2007. On December 14 he participated in an AARP Candidate Forum at Courtyard by Marriott in Concord; held a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Keene High School in Keene; a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at the Earl M. Bourdon Centre in Claremont; a "Presidential Job Interview" at Kendal at Hanover Retirement Community in Hanover; and a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Lebanon High School in Lebanon. On December 15 he dropped in at the Tilt'n Diner in Tilton; held a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant in Meredith; held a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Community House Annex in Littleton; hold a "Making Ends Meet" town hall meeting at Kennett High School in Conway; and attend a "New Hampshire Sportsmen for Richardson" wild game potluck supper at the Cook House at Northern Forest Heritage Park in Berlin.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on November 19-20, 2007. At mid-afternoon on November 19 he launched "New Hampshire Veterans and Military Families for Richardson" at Henry J. Sweeney American Legion Post #2 in Manchester, followed by a media availablity. On November 20 he appear on "The Exchange" at NH Public Radio in Concord; held a health care town hall at Sylvia Frontier Hall amphitheater at Rivier College in Nashua; held a health care town hall at VFW Post 1617 in Derry; and did a “Presidential Job Interview” at the home of Ed and Donna Boerner in Merrimack.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on November 8, 2007. He did a meet and greet at Chez Vachon in Manchester; spoke at a Center for U.S. Global Engagement Impact '08 breakfast and foreign policy forum at the Institute of Politics, Saint Anselm College in Manchester; did a book signing, discussion and Q&A at Gibson's Bookstore in Concord; and spoke at a Seacoast Media Group “Energy Forum” at the Seacoast Media Group in Portsmouth.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on October 30, 2007. In Concord, accompanied by First Lady Barbara Richardson, he started at Eagle Square Deli, marched with supporters through the center arch and onto the State House Lawn, made brief remarks to supporters, and then filed his candidate papers in the Secretary of State's office at the State House. To Philadelphia for the debate at Drexel University.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on October 20-21, 2007. On October 20 he did a Presidential Job Interview at the home of Denise Sassaman in Durham; a Presidential Job Interview with First Lady Barbara Richardson at the home of Patty O'Connor in North Hampton; and a meet and greet at J.W. Restaurant on Elm Street in Manchester. On October 21 he made a stop at Alicia's Diner in Pelham; did a Presidential Job Interview with First Lady Barbara Richardson at the home of Carolyn Richmond in Bedford; a Presidential Job Interview at the home of Dr. Robert Oot and Dr. Carol Robey in Hollis; a Presidential Job Interview at Franklin Pierce University's Pierce Hall in Rindge; and participated in the Set America Free "Primary Energy: '08 Series" at Keene State College in Keene.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on October 11-12, 2007. On October 11 he participated in an NEA “School House to White House” event followed by a national education policy speech at Manchester High School West in Manchester; did a "Presidential Job Interview" at Mill Brook Gallery and home of Pam Tarbell in Concord; and spoke at Vote Now NH Hispanics and Vision Hispana-NH's Fourth Annual NH Latino Summit at Southern New Hampshire University in Hooksett. On October 12 he did a “Presidential Job Interview” before the Salem Chamber of Commerce at Salem Chamber of Commerce in Salem; spoke at the "Politics and Eggs" breakfast at the Bedford Village Inn in Bedford; spoke at the Clean Air-Cool Planet “Energy & Climate Solutions Conference" at the Center of New Hampshire Radisson in Manchester; did a "Presidential Job Interview" at Somersworth High School in Somersworth; and spoke at a Portsmouth Democrats' Banquet at the Sheraton Harborside Hotel in Portsmouth.
>Gov. Bill Richardson participated in the debate at Dartmouth in Hanover, NH on the evening of September 26, 2007.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on September 1-2, 2007. On the afternoon and evening of September 1 he did a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Pam Jorgensen in Londonderry; a "Presidential Job Interview" at Harley-Sanford VFW Post 4368 in Milford. He then headed to Boston , MA for a Red Sox game, returning to NH to overnight. On September 2 he made a stop at the Red Arrow Diner in Manchester; did a “Presidential Job Interview” at the home of Rodger & Eva Ellsworth in Plymouth; a meet and greet at the Oktoberfest at the Inn at Danbury in Danbury; a “Presidential Job Interview” at the home of Bill and Claire Anderson in Canterbury; and a “Presidential Job Interview” at Waldron Towers in Dover.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on August 25-26, 2007. On August 25, after fundraising in New York in the morning, in the evening he did a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Barbara Wetherbee in Exeter; and a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Mark Brockmeier in Windham. On August 26 he did a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Sen. Lou D'Allesandro in Manchester; attended the Nashua Multicultural Festival on Ash Street in Nashua; attended a barbecue at the home of Mary Beth Walz in Bow; and did a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Tim & Marge Kern in Laconia.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on August 24, 2007. He did a "Presidential Job Interview" at Staff Development Educators in Peterborough; and a "Presidential Job Interview" and family barbeque at Horseshoe Pavilion, Wheelock Park in Keene.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on August 8, 2007. He did local media interviews in the Seacoast region; appeared at the National Education Association of New Hampshire Summer Learning Conference at the Attitash Grand Summit Hotel in Bartlett; did a Presidential Job Interview at Teabird's Café in Berlin; a Presidential Job Interview at Groveton High School in Groveton; and a Presidential Job Interview at The Woodburn House in Whitefield.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on July 26-28, 2007. On the evening of July 26 he did a meet and greet at the Barley House in Concord. Starting at noon on July 27 he plans a major policy address on terrorism at a World Affairs Council of New Hampshire forum in the Walker Auditorium, Robert Frost Hall, Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester; a “Homeland Security Conversation” with firefighters at the Salem Fire Department in Salem; a "Presidential Job Interview" at the Nashua Public Library in Nashua; and a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Mrs. Brenda Brophy-Mavroules in Derry. On July 28 he did a meet and greet at Jack’s of New London in New London; a meet and greet at Shirley’s Restaurant and Donut Shop in Claremont; attended an SEIU conference in Alumni Hall at Dartmouth College in Hanover; and attended the Hanover Street Festival in Hanover.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on July 16-17, 2007. On July 16 he appeared on "The Exchange" at NHPR studios in Concord; announced "Women for Richardson" in a national kickoff event at Concord City Auditorium in Concord; walk down Main Street in Portsmouth; do a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of former Dover Mayor William Boc in Dover; and do a “Presidential Job Interview” at the home of Dr. Walter Hoerman in Rochester. On July 17 he plans a "Presidential Job Interview" at the home of Fred and Vivian Isaacson in Wolfeboro; a "Presidential Job Interview" at the Gibson Center in Conway; and a "Presidential Job Interview" at Old Ossipee Courthouse in Ossipee.
>Gov. Bill
Richardson
visited NH on July 3-6, 2007.
On the night of July
3 he walked in the Greenville Pots and Pans Parade in Greenville.
On July 4 he
walked
in the Amherst Fourth of July Parade; walked in the Merrimack Fourth of
July Parade; attended a Fourth of July house party with Democrats in
Bow;
and did a "job interview" event at the Stonebridge Country Club in
Goffstown;
[and
view Fourth of July fireworks at Holman Stadium in Nashua.canceled
due to rain].
On July 5 he met
with Teamsters at the UPS Warehouse in Nashua; big gap; did a "job
interview"
event at Jones Hall -- Marlow Historical Society in Marlow; and did a
"job
interview" event at Lakefalls Lodge in Stoddard.
On July 6 he
participated
in a Manchester Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum at 111 Amherst
Street
in Manchester; and met with voters with Bobby and Representative Susi
Nord
at Candia Public Library in Candia.
first six months of 2007 (6 visits,
10 days)
>On June 3, 2007
in Manchester, NH, Gov. Bill Richardson participated in
the
debate at St. Anselm College; and stopped in at the post-debate party
at
Richardson for President NH headquarters at 545 Hookset Rd..
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on June 2, 2007. He spoke at the New Hampshire Democratic Party Convention at Rundlett Middle School in Concord; and walked Union Street in Manchester with Lily Mesa, Eva Castillo, and Sonia Parra, ending at Don Quijote Restaurant. (Then to Iowa).
>Gov. Bill Richardson spoke at the Federation of State and Provincial Professional Fire Fighters (IAFF) meeting at the Sheraton Harborside Portsmouth in Portsmouth, NH on May 10, 2007.
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on May 5-7, 2007. Starting on the afternoon of May 5 he spoke at the NH AFL-CIO Annual State Convention at Red Jacket Resort in North Conway; attended a house party with State Senator Jackie Cilley at her home in Barrington; anded attend a house party with Jim Casey at his home in Rollinsford. On May 6 he toured the Public Service New Hampshire Northern Wood Power Project; delivered the keynote speech at the Rockingham County Democrats' 4th Annual Clambake at the Elks Lodge in Portsmouth; attended a house party at the home of Beth Roth in Salem; and attended a house party at the home of State Reps. John and Mary Ann Knowles in Hudson. On May 7 he attended a private breakfast at Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester; spoke at an assembly of Concord High School students and staff in Concord; and did a meet-and-greet joined by State Representative Eileen Ehlers at Robie's Country Store in Hooksett; and, joined by Rex Sox legend Luis Tiant, met with Manchester fire fighters.
>Gov. Bill
Richardson
visited NH on April 4-5, 2007; First Lady Barbara
Richardson
joined the Governor for some of the events on April 4...her first
campaign
trip since Richardson announced he was running for
president.
On April 4 he did an early morning meet and greet at Consuelos
Taqueria
in Manchester; toured the Stonyfield Yogurt facility in Londonderry; at
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard he had a look at the USS Santa Fe, currently
in dry dock, met with union members, and did a press availibility at
Gate
1 in Portsmouth; did a town meeting at New England College's Simon
Center
in Henniker; spoke to College Democrats in Alumni Hall at Dartmouth
College
in Hanover; and had dinner with Lebanon Democrats at Village Pizza in
Lebanon.
On April 5 he did a town meeting at the Littleton Community
Center
in Littleton; [will speak to a school
assembly at White Mountain Regional School in Whitefieldcanceled
as the big snow storm closed the school]; did a meet and
greet
at Tea Birds Café in Berlin; and held a town meeting at Benz
Center
in Center Sandwich.
>Gov. Bill
Richardson
visited NH on February 16-17, 2007. On
February
16 he did a meet and greet and got a hair cut at Creative Color and
Cuts in Concord; did a house party with State Sen. Kathy Sgambati at
her
home in Tilton; and did a house party with Commissioner Martha Richards
in Holderness. On
February 17 he did breakfast with Young
Democrats at Jewell and the Beanstalk in Manchester; was the featured
speaker
at the Concord City Democrats' 3rd Annual DemSocial at IBEW Hall in
Concord;
did a meet and greet at RiverRun Bookstore in Portsmouth; and did a
house
party with Lenore and Gary Patton in Hampton.
2006 (4 visits, 8 days)
>Gov.
Bill Richardson visited NH on December 16-17, 2006.
On December 16 he was the special guest at the NHDP's annual
winter
state committee meeting at St. Anselm College in Manchester; met with
State
Rep. Gil Shattuck at Central Square Emporium in Hillsborough; and
attended
a house party for State Sen. Molly Kelly in Gilsum. On December
17 he attended a house party at the home of Rep. Eileen Ehlers in
Hooksett
to celebrate her election to the NH Legislature and to listen to voters
(return visit; first visited on March 18).
>Gov. Bill Richardson visited NH on the afternoon and evening of September 25, 2006. He met with the Somersworth Association of Educators, teachers and students with State Rep. Dana Hilliard at Somersworth High School in Somersworth; met with State Rep. Jacelyn Cilley and her constituents at Flanagan Center in Somersworth; attended a reception in honor of Rep. Cilley at Governor's Inn & Restaurant in Rochester; and attended a reception for the Committee to Elect House Democrats at home of Betty and Elliot Lasky in Nashua.
>Gov. Bill
Richardson
visited NH on August 3-4, 2006.
On August 3 he did
a fundraising lunch and reception for District 18 State Senate
candidate
Betsi DeVries at Teamsters Local 633 Hall in Manchester, then visited
Tarrytown
Road Apartments' seniors center with her; met with Gov. Lynch at the
State
House in Concord; attended a reception for District 7 State Senate
candidate
Harold Janeway at Hermanos Mexican Restaurant in Concord; attended a
fundraising
reception for District 4 State Senate candidate Kathy Sgambati at Whole
Child Center in Tilton; and met with NH Young Democrats at the Radisson
Hotel in Manchester.
On August 4 he
campaigned
with District 10 State Senate candidate Molly Kelly at the home of Jim
and Judy Putnam in Keene, then visited the Keene Senior Center with
her;
did a public reception at Aesop's Tables Restaurant (Toadstool
Bookstore)
in Peterborough; met privately for lunch with Dick Bouley, Sen. Lou
D'Alessandro
and lobbyist Jim Demers at the Puritan Backroom in Manchester; and met
with 11 Hispanic leaders in Manchester.
>Gov. Bill
Richardson
visited NH on March 18-20, 2006. Starting late on
the
afternoon of March 18 he spoke at a fundraiser for State Sen.
Maggie
Hassan at the home of Barbara and Harlow Carpenter in Kensington; a
house
party for the Merrimack County Democratic Party at the home of Eileen
and
Bob Ehlers at in Hooksett; and a fundraiser for Latino and African
American
candidates at the Don Quixote Restaurant in Manchester. On
March
19 he was the guest speaker at the Manchester City Democrats' 9th
Annual
St. Patrick's Day Breakfast at the Bradley Sullivan Towers in
Manchester;walked
in Manchester's Saint Patrick's Parade; and attended a fundraiser for
State
Sen. Peter Burling at the home of Kay Taylor and Wey Lundquist in
Hanover.
On March 20 he led a seminar with students on
Between Worlds
(his autobiography) in the Honors Humanities seminar “Portraits in
Human
Greatness” led by Dr. Gary Bouchard, English Professor at St. Anselm
College
in Manchester.
2005 (1 visit, 2 days)
>Gov. Bill
Richardson
visited NH on June 7-8, 2005. On June 7
he spoke
at a "Politics and Eggs" breakfast at the Bedford Village Inn in Bedford
[speech];
at the Vision Hispana Latino Summit at Southern New Hampshire
University
in Manchester; at a fundraiser for the NHDP at the Common Man
restaurant
in Concord; and attended a private party at the Centennial Inn in
Concord.
On June 8 he started the day with a live radio interview with
Charlie
Sherman on WGIR; spoke to the Franco-American Club at America's Credit
Union Museum in Manchester; did a live radio interview with Laura Knoy
at NHPR in Concord; and addressed the Carroll County Democrats at the
Grand
Summit Hotel in Bartlett. Also during this trip Gov. Richardson
held
private meetings with officials of the NEA-New Hampshire, the State
Employees
Association of NH (SEIU Local 1984), the Teamsters, Gov. John Lynch and
Manchester Mayor Robert Baines and, in Portsmouth, a group of workers
from
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
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