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With the council recently allocating $665K for the final design to be completed, the city is closer than ever to dredge the lake as a way to improve the water quality for future use.

Town officials reported 2,365 people voted in the election, more than double the average turnout of a little less than 1,100 for town elections.

A $9.3 million public safety complex in North Hampton and a $1.25 million property purchase for the Exeter Recreation Department are on ballots, too.

The towns 2022 election on Tuesday, March 8 is about more than whether to remove or keep the Oyster River dam at Mill Pond.

Ages and ages ago, I posted the picture that's the "featured image" above, and asked people to submit physics comments about it. Then I got distracted by a series of shiny things, and never did anything with the handful of responses I got. Because I'm a Terrible Person. Anyway, it's long overdue, but here are the responses, with some comments from me. The first to send me something was Keith Hester, who emailed:

After the pandemic forced online instruction, Minnesota colleges are investing in sophisticated equipment to improve student experiences.

A look at Esnagami Wilderness Lodge

Bemidji State recognizes faculty and staff during annual celebration Bemidji State University recognized 74 employees with 875 combined years of service, nine retiring staff members, two faculty members who have been granted emeriti status and the winners of the university’s Awards of Excellence at its annual Employee Recognition Celebration on Thursday, April 29. Written By: Pioneer Staff Report | 11:02 am, Apr. 29, 2021 × BEMIDJI -- Bemidji State University recognized...

Apr 27, 2021 It’s peak proxy season, the time of year when America’s publicly traded companies make a slew of disclosures related to their annual meetings. Which means it’s a great time to witness a phenomenon that would be heart-warming were it not happening at shareholders’ expense: the generosity that top executives and directors show toward their relatives. Transactions with related parties, which include both relatives of and entities controlled by company insiders, have a...

Engineering firms pitch plans to lead Lake Mitchell dredging Shive-Hattery, Fyra Engineering and Barr Engineering Company, were among the three out-of-state firms that proposed their statement of interest plans to lead a future Lake Mitchell dredging project. Written By: Sam Fosness | × Eric Lund, with Barr Engineering Co., answers questions about dredging Lake Mitchell to members of the Mitchell City Council during the January proposals, held at City Hall. (Matt Ga...