Wilton’s delayed and open-air Town Meeting is scheduled to be held next week, where residents will vote on multiple new town vehicles and the town’s $5.3 million budget.Town Meeting is scheduled for June 10 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting, usually held in.
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Police are looking for information on two individuals caught by surveillance camera stealing a large political sign from the yard of 63 Concord Street in Peterborough on Friday night.
The large “Trump/Pence” sign was taken by two men, one who appears to be young and the other several years older, both wearing glasses.
“The same sign had been slashed previously, so the owner put up a surveillance camera,” said Peterborough Police Chief Scott Guinard. “The footage is a little grainy, but we hope that someone will be able to recognize the individuals and contact police.”
New Hampshire RSA 664:17 forbids the removal, defacement of destruction of any political advertising on public or private property. In the case of private property, political signs may only be removed with the landonwer’s permission. When a sign is placed in a public right-of-way, the signs may only be removed by the owner’s permission
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It’s not unusual for the students of the Mascenic Automotive program to receive national recognition. The program has consistently turned out high scoring students in both state and national competitions. But when it comes to the upcoming National Automotive Technical competition in New York, the top spot has been eluding the Mascenic students since they netted their last first place win in 2002. “What are my hopes? First place, that’s easy,” said Mascenic Automotive instructor Vincent Fittante in an interview at the Mascenic Automotive Center on Tuesday. “I’ve taken lesser talent and taken top 10.”
This year, Fittante’s students Jack Buchanan, 18, of Brookline and Liam Tardif, 17, of Hollis were the team who scored the highest in the state on a written exam given by the N.H. Auto Dealers in January. Their scores qualify them for a national competition, where they will have to race against 49 other teams to debug a new-mode