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Solve New Hampshire’s school funding issuesThe largest taxes people pay in New Hampshire is by far property taxes and they vary from town to town. It is levied on property owners, businesses and renters (indirectly). If you happen to live in a. ....
The three Republican incumbents in the newly drawn Sullivan House District 3 hoping to return to Concord will first have to fend off a challenge from a former Libertarian candidate from Newport in the Sept. 13 GOP primary.Steve Smith, of Charlestown,. ....
NEWPORT, N.H. Masks were once again optional at Newport’s middle and high schools on Friday after the School Board declined to continue a districtwide mandate that it had instituted last month due to a spike in COVID-19 cases in the town’s. ....
Published: 4/22/2021 10:00:05 PM Modified: 4/22/2021 10:00:03 PM Letter’s argument on Newport board member falls apart I am responding to Newport School Board member Linda Wadensten’s Forum letter (“Newport board member unwilling to collaborate,” April 12). My credibility for what I am writing comes from 10 years of School Board participation as a citizen, as a district employee and as a committee member of the School Board. It seems easy to comply with the procedures to become a school board member. I have been through those on different occasions. Where the argument falls apart is mostly in the last paragraph, which asks: “I wonder why Bert Spaulding Sr. wanted to become a Newport School Board member.” I will note that most School Board members have children going through the district’s schools. Is that why they all ran? Spaulding ran with no bias toward his own; he ran to work hard for everyone all citizens. ....