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Preview: Tunbridge and Chelsea to elect school officers, decide budget at annual meeting
At the annual meeting on March 2, voters will elect officers from the floor, approve a proposed budget of $9.21 million, and decide on budget and spending articles.
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8m5 takeaways from the New Hampshire General Election
New Hampshire elections resulted in Republican Kelly Ayotte securing a second term as governor and Democrat Chris Pappas winning a historic U.S. Senate seat, alongside split regional results regarding a school tax cap.
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3mRegional planning commission receives $1.17 million federal grant for rural road safety
The Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission (UVLSRPC) received a $1.17 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to develop a road safety plan that supports the 27 communities in the commission’s region. The five-year planning grant comes from the Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program, which supports efforts […]
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8m5 takeaways from the Vermont General Election
Vermont voters reelected Republican Governor Phil Scott in a narrow victory while approving constitutional amendments regarding collective bargaining and equal rights.
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7mTree-cutting felonies dropped in Sunapee neighbor dispute
A retired U.S. Navy SEAL commander and Sunapee resident avoided felony convictions for criminal mischief and timber harvesting trespass by paying a $1,000 fine for removing a tree and stump near his lakefront property line.
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7mTax cap fails in most Upper Valley towns, but affordability angst passes it in some
New Hampshire voters decided on a town-by-town statute regarding school property tax caps, with results varying significantly across different towns and school districts.