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Town to debate MBTA zoning article, budget and others at Town Meeting on Saturday, May 4 - Vimarsana News

Town to debate MBTA zoning article, budget and others at Town Meeting on Saturday, May 4

WILMINGTON — On Sat­urday, May 4, Wilming­ton’s annual Town Meet­ing is set to begin at 9 a.m. in the Wilmington High School auditorium. The meeting cannot begin un­til a satisfactory

Bedford Police, Fire Substation, Town Council Seats Up For A Vote - Vimarsana News

Bedford Police, Fire Substation, Town Council Seats Up For A Vote

Bedford Police, Fire Substation, Town Council Seats Up For A Vote - Bedford, NH - Should the budget be voted upon? Should properties on Wallace Road be removed from the historic district? Voters go to the polls Tuesday.

Source: patch.com
New Hampshire Election Results: Town Meeting Day 2024 - Vimarsana News

New Hampshire Election Results: Town Meeting Day 2024

Dozens of towns are holding town elections and traditional meetings in New Hampshire, with the majority of elections and/or meetings scheduled for Tuesday, March 12, 2024. Several more town elections are scheduled for Saturday, March 16.

Source: wmur.com
'Let's get it passed': Exeter seeks voter support for $17.5M public safety complex - Vimarsana News

'Let's get it passed': Exeter seeks voter support for $17.5M public safety complex

If approved, the estimated tax impact for the project, assuming a 20-year bond at 3.65% interest, would be $68 per $100,000 of assessed property value.

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Propst: PPEs worth millions of dollars dumped as trash - Vimarsana News

Propst: PPEs worth millions of dollars dumped as trash

In a scene that he described as “pretty disturbing,” boxes and boxes of Personal Protective Equipment worth millions of dollars have been dumped as trash in Koblerville, according to Rep.