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Jaffrey Select Board weighs costly ambulance options ahead of Nov. 24 vote
The Jaffrey Select Board is scheduled to decide the future of its ambulance services at its November 24 meeting following a public hearing regarding various contraction and municipal service options.
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9mDemocrats are gunning for NH secretary of state post under new majority
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3mHistorical society opens new home at former Jaffrey town offices
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