ALTON — The man who was arrested for disorderly conduct last year at a selectmen’s meeting for what one selectman called “character assassination” has been awarded $42,500 in damages by a federal court judge. Jeffrey T. Clay, 57, of 53 Mallard Drive, was arrested...
Right-to-Know Supreme Court Victory Our state’s Right-to-Know Law became more robust on April 19. That’s when the New Hampshire Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision that public bodies must, if requested, provide documents in electronic format when...
This issue demonstrates the importance of keeping local control. by Steve Forster, Christmas Tree Farm, Henniker NH Four costly years for me AND the taxpayer, wasted. A very expensive exercise in English composition! This is a “property rights” issue. I...
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