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Lebanon voters to take on two City Council races, zoning amendments Lebanon, N.H., city council candidates up for election on March 9, 2021, are, top row from left: Clifton Below, Cory Grant, Karen Liot Hill and Al Patterson. Bottom row, from left: Sylvia Puglisi, Doug Whittlesey and Devin Wilkie. (Courtesy photographs) Karen Liot Hill (Courtesy photograph) Al Patterson (Courtesy photograph) Doug Whittlesey (Courtesy photograph) Former state senator Clifton Below has declared his candidacy for Lebanon City Council. (Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright © Valley News. May not be reprinted ...

Lebanon School Board race is a battle over district’s direction Lebanon school board candidates up for election on March 9, 2021, are top row from left: Renee DePalo, Joshua Flanders, Stephen Kantor, Lilian Maughan, Barbara Patterson and Lisa Vallejo Sorensen. Not pictured is candidate Jason Gillespie. (Courtesy photographs) Renee DePalo (Courtesy photograph) Modified: 2/27/2021 10:12:37 PM Related stories LEBANON — Candidates running to replace three outgoing members of the Lebanon School Board are divided over the district’s future priorities. One group wants to see the city’s agin...

Lebanon City Council approves annual budget with 2.4% tax increase Modified: 12/17/2020 9:33:40 PM LEBANON — The City Council approved a $61.1 million budget for the coming year that preserves the energy and facilities manager position championed by sustainability advocates that had been in danger of being eliminated. The spending plan will come as a disappointment to those calling for sweeping changes to how Lebanon allocates its tax dollars. Groups proposing that the city to either drastically curtail police spending or cut taxes were equally rebuffed during a roughly 4½-hour meeting Wed...

Jim Kenyon: Tax time triggers a tempest in Lebanon Jim Kenyon. Copyright (c) Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com. Modified: 12/12/2020 10:42:51 PM About 230 Lebanon residents have signed a petition calling for the city to “mandate vigorous fiscal restraint going forward in 2021.” In other words, folks are steamed about their rising property tax bills — the second biannual installment for 2020 came due earlier this month — and want the city to start spending less on (fill in the blank). The petitioners argue that if...

2013. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today. i'm savannah guthrie. >> i'm matt lauer. we're starting with a story talked about all across the country. the poisonous letters sent to new york's mayor and advocates of gun control. we have fresh information. jonathan, good morning to you. >> a letter to the mayor was stopped ahead of time, but the letter to the lobbyist did reach him and he opened it, but he has not falling ill. >> the letter obviously referred to our anti-gun efforts. >> new york mayor michael bloomberg confirmed one ricin letter was sent to him, but it was int...