Kirk Stenersen News Today

From its exterior, the former Catholic church on Maple Street in Wilton looks much the same as when it was built.On the inside, however, many of the accouterments have been stripped, readying the space for its next life as an apartment building.Owner...

The Rindge Planning Board approved the site plan for a new classroom building for Heritage Christian School Tuesday night.Heritage Christian School is a nondenominational Christian private school which provides education for children in kindergarten...

The Jaffrey Planning Board approved five new self-storage buildings in the industrial park on Fitzgerald Drive Tuesday.Kirk Stenersen, presenting for the applicants, North Pine LLC, said the project would be located on a vacant, cleared parcel across...

MilliporeSigma is planning to reconstruct the western parking lot of its facility on Prescott Road after finding traffic and soil-settling issues.On Tuesday night, Lauren Swett, technical manager for engineering firm Woodard & Curran, met with the...

Voters in Rindge said no to a 10th full-time police officer position in the only monetary article not to pass at Tuesday’s polls.Of the 14 warrant articles on Rindge’s ballot, voters turned down five, with all of the failed articles submitted by...

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...

A group of Rindge citizens who have made several objections to Planning Director Kirk Stenersen’s full-time work as an engineer, which has included work on developments within town, have put forth a petition article for this year’s Town Meeting...

Despite some misgivings, the Planning Board has given approval for Discount Tire and Automotive Services to continue to construct a new facility, after it was found that construction had already begun on a building much larger than was originally...

We’ve been in Rindge for 35 years and have loved living in a small town. We knew Rindge wouldn’t stay a sleepy little community. Growth was a given- needed and necessary. We have an elected board to oversee that and we are confident in its abilities...

I was greatly disappointed to read in Tuesdays Ledger-Transcript that a group of Rindge residents has filed a complaint with the State of New Hampshire’s Office of Professional Licensure and Certification against part-time planning director Kirk...