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With the council recently allocating $665K for the final design to be completed, the city is closer than ever to dredge the lake as a way to improve the water quality for future use.
Town officials reported 2,365 people voted in the election, more than double the average turnout of a little less than 1,100 for town elections.
A $9.3 million public safety complex in North Hampton and a $1.25 million property purchase for the Exeter Recreation Department are on ballots, too.
The town's 2022 election on Tuesday, March 8 is about more than whether to remove or keep the Oyster River dam at Mill Pond.
Ages and ages ago, I posted the picture that's the "featured image" above, and asked people to submit physics comments about it. Then I got distracted by a series of shiny things, and never did anything with the handful of responses I got. Because I'm a Terrible Person. Anyway, it's long overdue, but here are the responses, with some comments from me. The first to send me something was Keith Hester, who emailed: