Jeff Dickler News Today

Rindge voters opposed the Jaffrey-Rindge School District budget in a narrow vote on Tuesday, but stronger support in Jaffrey resulted in the budget’s ultimate passing, with 54.5 percent approval rating – the narrowest vote of the day for the...

Republicans made a clean sweep of the Cheshire 18 and Hillsborough 32 state House districts Tuesday polls, including Cheshire 18’s Matthew Santonastaso and Hillsborough 32’s Diane Kelley, who were two of 13 members of the House who voted for New...

The Jaffrey Democratic Committee hosted a meet-and-greet Sunday, Oct. 16, at the American Legion with candidates running in the Nov. 8 election.According to Jaffrey Democratic Committee Chairman Paul Robb, the purpose of the event was to give...

A petition warrant article calling for the town to adopt an ethics ordinance for town employees, elected officials and volunteers was amended during Rindge’s deliberative session Saturday to the town forming a committee to study and propose such an...

This is a response to the Ledger-Transcript article “Ethics ordinance proposed” (Jan. 20) and the petition warrant article submitted by Jeff Dickler and Judy Unger-Clark concerning conflicts of interest.It seems very troubling to me, that a person...

A group of Rindge residents has filed a complaint with the state’s Office of Professional Licensure and Certification against town Planning Director Kirk Stenersen.Jeff Dickler, one of the authors of the complaint, said the group’s biggest concern is...

A handful of speakers – half of whom were elected officials – addressed the N.H. House Special Committee on Redistricting on Tuesday night, when the body convened in Keene to seek public input as the state works to redraw New Hampshire’s political...