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In This Issue
Many changes at Newport Police Department
Newport Police Chief James Burroughs recently updated the Selectmen on several issues. He presented the Board with a proposed Towing Agreement which was approved. The Chief stressed that many of the town’s ordinances were outdated and needed revisions. The Board agreed with…
No decision yet on Conservation Easement or new PILOT Agreement
Although the whole process may be a moot point, the Antrim Selectmen held their second public hearing on Antrim Wind Energy’s proposed 100 acre conservation easement over the Bean property. The NH Site Evaluation Committee meets again on July 10 to decide whether…
Mass man injured in Peterborough accident
A Massachusetts man was thrown from his jeep when it rolled over on Route 101 in Peterborough. Reports indicate that Michael Brooks, 29, of Winchendon, Mass, was driving west on Route 101 near Mountain Road when…
Hancock will celebrate the 4th on the 6th
Hancock’s Independence Day Celebration will be held July 6. From 6 to 9 p.m., the Hancock Women’s Guild will host an ice cream social at the vestry. This year there will be hot dogs and drinks for sale, too. From 6 to 7 p.m., ring the…
Warner has 19 bridges on the “Red List”
At Warner’s Selectmen meeting Stephan Liakos, P.E., Bridge Engineer from the DOT Bureau of Planning and Community Assistance, Matt Waite, Director of Public Works and Jim Bingham, Town Administrator met with the Board to discuss the town’s bridges. Liakos provided a spread sheet and map of all 19 bridges in Warner as well as the inspection reports of the Warner bridges that are on the DOT “red list”, including…
Quick response prevents Hopkinton drowning
Witnesses pulled a man from the lake at Hopkinton’s Elm Brook Park, administering CPR and probably saved his life. Craig Burrell of Hopkinton said he first realized something was wrong when he saw the man’s wife running to the water, calling for…
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