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Valley News - NH right-to-know requests could become costlier under proposed bill - Vimarsana News

Valley News - NH right-to-know requests could become costlier under proposed bill

Editor’s Note: This story was first published on New Hampshire Bulletin.Last year, a Webster, N.H. couple won a First Amendment Award for uncovering wrongdoing in their small town that led to the resignation of town treasurer Bruce Johnson. Through...

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Somerset woman builds giant snowman head out of empty milk jugs - Vimarsana News

Somerset woman builds giant snowman head out of empty milk jugs

The gigantic snowman, the product of a dare launched by Melissa’s husband, Mike, is constructed not of snow but of plastic gallon beverage jugs.

Right-to-know requests could become costlier under proposed bill – New Hampshire Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Right-to-know requests could become costlier under proposed bill – New Hampshire Bulletin

Obtaining governmental records through a right-to-know request would become more costly under a proposed bill headed to lawmakers next year. In addition to charging for copies, state and local governments could charge up to $15 an hour to search for, assemble, and redact records. 

The Providence Journal announces Lynne Sullivan as Regional Executive Editor - Vimarsana News

The Providence Journal announces Lynne Sullivan as Regional Executive Editor

After spending years leading news sites just over the state border, Lynne Sullivan has been named regional executive editor of The Providence Journal and The Newport Daily News.

Right-to-know may get costlier under bill - Vimarsana News

Right-to-know may get costlier under bill

Last year, a Webster couple won a first amendment award for uncovering wrongdoing in their small town that led to the resignation of town treasurer Bruce Johnson. Through multiple right-to-know requests, they revealed that the town had quietly sold...