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Four-unit cottage court gets green light in Antrim
The Antrim Planning Board approved the town's first application for a four-unit residential "Cottage Court" at public hearing Thursday night, which will be located on Route 202 (north) in Antrim and…
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5mFrancestown voters confused by political text messages during primary election
Voters in Francestown expressed concern over misleading text messages during the September 8 primary election regarding write-in candidates for state representative.
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Forum Question Callout
The Monadnock Ledger-Transcript, in partnership with Franklin Pierce University and the League of Women Voters of New Hampshire, will host candidate forums on October 20 and 21 and is inviting the public to submit questions by October 7.
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3mTrump administration demands NH continue storing old ballots, citing potential lawsuit
New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan instructed local officials to preserve all paper and electronic records from the 2024 general election following a directive from the U.S. Department of Justice.
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3m'I wanted to give back': Local Scout troop restores hiking bridge in Rindge
A Scouting America troop, led by 17-year-old Aaron Graham, restored a long-destroyed bridge at Converse Meadow in Rindge as part of his Eagle Scout service project.
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4m'Experience everything possible': Wilton teen starts racing with support from dad
Father and son duo Jaired and James Bolduc have begun their rookie season as short track racers, utilizing the hobby to bond and raise awareness for diabetes.