Assault charge against Salisbury police chief dismissed

August 7, 2008 Union Leader LACONIA – A simple assault charge against the newly hired Salisbury police chief was dropped after his wife told police she was not assaulted, according to Meredith Police Lt. Keith D. True. Frank Jones, 49, of 20 Arrowhead Drive, Bow, was...

Durhams Seek H-D Nonpublic Minutes in Superior Court

From the Villager Newspaper Deering resident Ed Naile, representing Joel and Cynthia Durham confronted the Hillsboro-Deering school board on Thursday July 24 with their last request for non-public meeting minutes regarding their son, Joel Jr., who is severely...

School Board Makes Changes to Leadership

From the Newburyport News SEABROOK— Behind closed doors on Monday night, School Board members changed the leadership at the elementary and middle school, reverting to one principal for both schools, with a vice principal at the middle school. Jeni Mosca, longtime...

Who pays taxes?

August 6, 2008 Union Leader Who pays taxes, and how much, might surprise you Don’t tax you; don’t tax me; tax that fellow behind the tree. Everybody’s favorite tax policy is to tax the guy behind the tree. I pay too much in taxes, and I’m...

Bedford Officials Overpaid

Goffstown pays less than Bedford to town, school employees Goffstown pays its school and town employees less than its neighbor to the south, reflecting the economic disparities between the two communities. A comparison of the incomes of the top 25 earners among the...

Windsor Situation Now Like “Hatfields and McCoys”

This is the speech of the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen in Windsor, NH who has resigned apparently over the tax collecting issue. Dear Townspeople of Windsor: I am saddened by the tone that Windsor is being portrayed to the public as, through the gossip mill, the...