Sep 22, 2008
September 22, 2008 Tax Foundation A few months ago we covered the biggest tax-related ballot initiative on the November ballot: a proposal in Massachusetts to repeal the state’s income tax: A previous income tax repeal initiative appeared on the 2002 ballot, and...
Sep 21, 2008
The day a tornado tore through his town this summer, Barnstead road agent Chris Carazzo finally convinced selectmen to join a statewide public works mutual-aid network he’d been pushing. Within days, crews and equipment from Bow, Farmington, Loudon and Seabrook...
Sep 18, 2008
by Ed Naile …and one of them says to the others, “Would you guys know there was a half a million dollars of our lunch money missing?” “Nope, we would not,” says the others. “Then we must be the Concord School District Finance Committee!” says the first member....
Sep 18, 2008
The Villager (now defunct newspaper) reported: After a series of due process proceedings with the Department of Education, the Hillsboro-Deering school district and the parents of Joel Durham Jr., dating back to last school year, the district has decided to allow him...
Sep 17, 2008
Thanks to Eugene Reed DRA officials who have resigned or retired recently include: The Director of Property Appraisal The Assistant Director of Property Appraisal The Property Tax Adviser for Property Appraisal And now, THE COMMISSIONER of the DEPARTMENT of REVENUE,...
Sep 16, 2008
from Masscops Former bookkeeper to plead guilty to theft A former bookkeeper plans to plead guilty to skimming more than $400,000 in lunch money from the Concord School District. Edith Kelley of Loudon is accused of taking between $300 and $400 from the lunch program...