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In separate suits, two Grafton County officials slam county personnel

NORTH HAVERHILL — Grafton County Register of Deeds Kelley Monahan has sued the county maintenance department superintendent and one of his employees for defamation, becoming the second elected official this

Grafton County Commission weighing if and how to replace court facility

NORTH HAVERHILL – On Tuesday the Grafton County Commission met with state officials to consider possible, but probably expensive, solutions to the aging Grafton County Superior Court.“We have the original

Grafton County Looking At Significantly Reduced Broadband Expansion Project

After applying in September for a $26.2 million federal grant to build out fiber-optic broadband across Grafton County to improve service, fill dead zones and boost economic development, education, businesses

Letter: Mike Cryans for District 2

In the last session of the New Hampshire legislature, the governor and Republican legislature decided to pass a very unfair redistricting plan effecting the Executive Council. As a result, we now have two highly qualified Democrats running against...

Valley News - Recent hire leaves Grafton County administrator job

NORTH HAVERHILL — The Grafton County Commission plans to begin a search for a new administrator after the departure earlier this month of Andrew Dorsett.Dorsett, a former Littleton, N.H., town manager who started work for the county in February, “has...

Broadband Committee selects bid winner for fiber optic backbone

Broadband Committee selects bid winner for fiber optic backbo

Valley News - Sullivan County budget cuts back on money for nursing home renovation

Sullivan County budget cuts back on money for nursing home renovation Modified: 6/30/2021 9:54:09 PM UNITY — Sullivan County lawmakers voted this week to approve a $34.3 million budget that opponents characterized as “shortsighted” for failing to set aside enough money for a long-planned renovation of the county’s nursing home. The Democratic-controlled delegation voted, 8-5, on nearly partisan lines Tuesday to approve a fiscal year 2022 spending plan that officials say will increase the county’s portion of property taxes by 3.8%. That’s a reduction from the budget put forth earlier this year by the Republican-led Sullivan County Commission, which proposed a $34.6 million plan that would have seen taxes rise by almost 10%.