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Preston ― After a 2 1/2-hour recount Monday of three closely contested races in last Tuesday’s election, two races were resolved, but there’s a tie between the two Republican candidates running for Pl...

Preston ― A proposal to boost the salary of the first selectman position cleared its first hurdle last week as the Board of Finance agreed to seek town meeting approval to increase the current salary ...

Preston ― The incumbent Board of Selectmen could be running unopposed in November for the second straight time. Preston Republicans Tuesday failed to nominate a first selectman candidate during a part...

Preston ― After hearing residents say they can not afford a 10% budget increase on top of the spikes in home values that some say would increase their property tax bill $1,500 to $2,000, the Board of ...

Residents will have the chance to comment on the proposed 2022-23 town and school budgets at a Board of Finance public hearing at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at

The final marathon public hearing on a controversial proposed RV park and campground in Preston stretched past midnight Tuesday.

A proposed RV park and campground cleared its first hurdle Tuesday, with the Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission voting 3-2 to approve the scaled-

The developer of the controversial proposed project has eliminated a proposed dock in Avery Pond, 22 campsites and revised the roadwork away from wetlands.

The lack of a sound system prompted a complaint by a resident that the session would have violated equal access for people with disabilities.

Preston — Town Republicans did not endorse a candidate for first selectman Friday during a caucus to select candidates for several boards and commissions for the Nov. 2 election, and have several other unfilled spots on the ballot. Incumbent Selectman Kenneth Zachem was endorsed unanimously for a second term, as was incumbent Jill Keith for town clerk/tax collector. Several incumbents and new candidates were endorsed for various boards and commissions, but the Republican slate still lacked c...