Concord Monitor
'Micro data center' proposed for blighted Locke Road property to be considered by Concord Planning Board
The desolate dead-end terminus of Locke Road consists of a gravel path, shrubbery, tree stumps and a lonely white armoire, abandoned and out of place. And soon, perhaps, a micro data center.…
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6mOpinion: Voters seek electoral transparency
A new survey by the Democracy Defense Foundation shows that while 82% of New Hampshire voters trust the state's election security, many still harbor concerns regarding potential irregularities and emphasize the need for transparency and local administration.
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4mOpinion: Epsom voters already rejected a funding cap. NH should listen
Rachel Thurrott, president of the Epsom Teachers' Association, argues against New Hampshire's Ballot Question 2, claiming it imposes an arbitrary spending cap that ignores local control and exacerbates the state's reliance on property taxes.
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3mAlberta R. Wilcox
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3mKyle Paul Bradford
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4mWalter J. Harubin
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