Tax Petitioners Have Enough Signatures
From the Concord Monitor… Efforts to put a tax cap on the ballot in Concord progressed yesterday, when city officials certified that petitioners gathered enough signatures on their second try. The city council must call a public hearing on the idea – and...Rollinsford voters nix $400G land deal
August 24, 2008 Fosters ROLLINSFORD — Voters on Saturday rejected a proposed bond for a $400,000 land purchase at a special town meeting, shrugging off appeals to look to the town’s long-term goals. With 63 yes votes and 94 no votes, it was clear most voters...Atkinson police chief weathers another storm
August 24, 2008 Eagle Tribune ATKINSON, N.H. — Police Chief Philip Consentino may be a little bruised, but he has survived the latest in a round of attacks, this one focused on his handling of various police donation accounts. A 40-year veteran of the Atkinson Police...State House Dome: Workers Upset Over Possible Info Leak
STATE WORKERS, firefighters and the N.H. Troopers Association are upset they weren’t warned their personal and medical information might have been compromised. They complain the New Hampshire Municipal Association’s benefits administration operation should...John B. Stands for Something…
by Ed Naile Be still my heart. I have a scribbling by none other than the esteemed leader of the New Hampshire Municipal Association, His Highness – John B. (big government) Anderson! And the thought provoking, extremely enlightening, information-laden,...VISITORS