N.H. community may dim its lights
July 5, 2008 Boston Globe Look at the bright side. (Or is that the dark side?) It could soon be easier to see the stars at night in the small community of Franklin, N.H. Officials in the town of about 8,700 will vote Monday whether to try to save money by turning off...Anti-tax group sets up in N.H.
Nashua Telegraph CONCORD – A national anti-tax group supporting free enterprise set up shop in New Hampshire on Tuesday and its leaders vowed to organize citizens against raising state or federal taxes. New Hampshire becomes the 22nd state chapter of Americans for...Homeowners in Sandown Will be Notified of Tax Card Changes
SANDOWN — Selectmen voted to adopt the policy of notifying homeowners in writing of any changes to their tax cards after the revaluation is complete. Brenda Copp and Sandra Graves asked the board to affirm the policy voters approved in March. “The first part of...NH Cop “Overtime King” Retires
June 30, 2008 Union Leader Windham officer’s OT push nets retirement windfall WINDHAM – When police Officer Greg Malisos retires today, he’ll be giving up more than the usual 40-hour workweek. The vanity plates on his recreational vehicle explain his...Right-to-know battle may remove sheriff — again
June 29, 2008 New Hampshire Sunday News Two citizens whose New Hampshire Supreme Court argument resulted in Belknap County Sheriff Craig Wiggin being taken off the job during Laconia Motorcycle Week say the Belknap County Convention ignored the high-court ruling by...VISITORS