Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
When not to vote: Lawmakers debate ethics law changes amid conflicting interpretations
New Hampshire lawmakers struggle with a murky ethics law as State Senator Tara Reardon faces scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest involving her husband’s lobbying clients and her legislative…
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Divided ConVal board votes to retain more funds amid potential tax cap
The Contoocook Valley School Board voted to retain 2.5% of its unassigned general fund reserves to protect the district budget amid upcoming changes like the Francestown withdrawal.
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4mJaffrey Zoning Board approves digital LED signs for Park Theatre
The Jaffrey Zoning Board unanimously approved a variance for the Jaffrey Park Theater to install two LED signs to replace existing physical poster frames.
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5mHancock denies proposed cell tower following property value debate
The Hancock Planning Board denied an application for a new cell tower after determining that the property valuation report submitted by Industrial Tower and Wireless failed to prove the structure would not negatively impact property values.
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4mFormer directors exhibit together for first time in 40 years
Former Jaffrey Civic Center directors Kim and Scott Cunningham are exhibiting their multi-dimensional artwork in the "Clay, Steel, Ink and Paint" showcase, which runs through September 12.
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2mCharlotte Matherly takes on editing role at the Ledger-Transcript
Charlotte Matherly will serve as the part-time editor of the Ledger-Transcript while continuing her role covering the statehouse.