Seacoast Online – New Hampshire examines penalties for meetings law violations CONCORD — New Hampshire lawmakers are considering strengthening penalties against public agencies, officials and employees that violate the state’s Right-to-Know Law. The...
January 25, 2009 Eagle Times CLAREMONT — When Claremont residents vote on March 10, there will be six items on the ballot. The first item is for the school board elections, where there are three seats up for election. In addition to the three seats, which are...
January 22, 2009 Seacoast Online This letter to the editor sums up nicely why it is so essential for everyone, not just North Hampton residents, to attend town and school meetings this spring. This is where you can control spending and taxes. Just DO IT. Absence from...
MERRIMACK – A property tax cap proposal fizzled out in Merrimack last year, but there are efforts to resurrect it in 2009. Mike Malzone tonight will ask his six fellow town councilors to back a ballot item for April that would ask voters if they support a tax cap. The...
January 20, 2009 Eagle Tribune The filing period for candidates seeking election in March elections opens tomorrow and closes at 5 p.m. Jan. 30. Atkinson: Selectmen, one three-year term, incumbent: Paul Sullivan; town clerk, one three-year term, incumbent: Rose...
Could lose job leading Atkinson police force ATKINSON — Police Chief Philip Consentino could be out of a job in March — if voters approve a warrant article that would significantly change the position. And that’s not all. In addition to heading the Police...