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Republican Party built on a fallacyThere are regular contributers to the Valley News forum who try to convince the readers that the Republican Party stands for law and order, that Trump is being picked on for no good reason and never had a chance to. ....
Preserve student housing oversight in Hanover I urge Hanover residents to vote at Town Meeting on May 10 between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. at the Hanover High gymnasium. Important issues are at stake, and low turnout risks a bad outcome for our. ....
Beasley for New London Board of Selectmen As a member of New London’s Budget and Building & Facilities Committees; Police and Whipple Hall Subcommittees; and 2018 Capital Improvement Committee, I’m running for the Board of Selectmen because I believe. ....
Hanover School District budget explainedOn Tuesday, March 1, Hanover voters will decide whether to approve Hanover School District collective bargaining agreements, the FY23 proposed budget and other important matters.The Hanover Finance Committee. ....
Hanover Town Meeting includes petition to eliminate town manager > Modified: 7/9/2021 9:39:56 PM HANOVER Voters will decide on Tuesday whether to maintain Hanover’s town manager form of government or instead delegate more responsibilities to its five-member Selectboard. A petitioned warrant article on this year’s Town Meeting ballot asks residents if they support “the continuation of the town manager plan as now in force in this town?” A “yes” vote would continue the work of Town Manager Julia Griffin, who was hired in 1996, while a “no” vote would redistribute some of her responsibilities to elected officials. In New Hampshire, town managers have hiring and firing power, can pay the town’s bills and set salaries. Hanover, which has a population of about 11,500, switched to the model in the 1970s as the town and Dartmouth College grew. ....