Burton and Young on Board With SB 198
Expansion of N.H. Assessing Standard Board debated CONCORD — Adding more general public representation to the 15-member state board that governs New Hampshire’s assessing standards drew area support at the Executive Departments and Administration Committee...Seacoast Online defends voter guide
We were pleased to see that in today’s March 17 edition of SeacoastOnline.com the paper defended the right of everyone’s freedom of speech. In an unsigned op-ed, they assured the residents of Hampton that it is perfectly OK for CNHT or anyone else to...Latest Tax Equalization Rates for NH
Where Does Your Municipality Rank? One can compare how the spending (budget) impacts the tax rate and compare with other Cities and Towns in the State. See where your municipality rates. This is the most current data from DRA. Please read the introduction on Page 1 as...CNHT voter guide determines outcome
March 13, 2009 Hampton votes The ‘yellow sheet’ predicts outcome “I don’t think there is any question that there is credibility with the yellow sheet voter guide right now,” Selectman Richard Nichols said. “If you look at the sheet...Taxpayers Win Big on March 10
Taxpayers Win Big on March 10 Results from town meetings across the state are pouring into CNHT. In general, voters said NO to many of the big spending items, approved 7/8 spending cap warrants, and continue to reject kindergarten expansions. They also disapproved of...VISITORS