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By JESSECA TIMMONS

After the Select Board cut funding to all nonprofits regularly supported by Antrim by 50% due to a high increase in the tax rate this year, articles regarding funding for The Grapevine Family & Community Resource Center, the Home and Harvest Festival and the Antrim Community Board sparked most of the debate at Town Meeting Thursday night.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

A raise for the town administrator, capital reserve funds and the possibility of looking into studying SB2 were the most hotly debated issues at Greenfield’s town meeting on Saturday.

By DAVID ALLEN

Residents of Greenville came one step closer to constructing a new fire station Saturday when Town Meeting voted to expand the purpose of the New Fire Station Expendable Trust Fund to include hiring architects, engineers, acquiring land and construction.

By DAVID ALLEN

During Thursday’s Town Meeting, residents of Wilton learned about the status of two dams in town with “high hazard” classifications that present risks to the town based on their condition. 

By DAVID ALLEN

Serendipity can play a role in many things, as Jay Patel of Antrim recently learned.

By DAVID ALLEN

In Wilton, Eric Byrne arrived at the Town Hall midafternoon Tuesday and registered to vote, having turned 18 last November.

By JESSECA TIMMONS and DAVID ALLEN

A petition warrant article calling for a budget cap of $29,000 per student in the ConVal School district failed in most ConVal towns, receiving just 36% of votes across the the district. 

By DAVID ALLEN

Dublin’s and Francestown’s efforts to withdraw from the ConVal School District failed Tuesday.

By DAVID ALLEN

Like police chiefs in other small towns, Keith Hervieux, Lyndeborough’s new police chief, is dealing with staffing issues.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Promoting and supporting an affordable quality of life for all residents, fostering a vibrant community and preserving natural resources are the priorities of Antrim’s master plan.

By DAVID ALLEN

The Select Board has requested that the Zoning Board of Adjustment revisit its January approval of a second accessory dwelling unit on a lot in Lyndeborough.

By DAVID ALLEN

Owners of electric vehicles have a new site to charge up locally, as chargers are now online at the Alltown convenience store and gas station on Grove Street in Peterborough. 

By DAVID ALLEN

Just over two dozen Temple residents turned out Thursday evening to hear candidates in Tuesday’s election make their cases. 

By DAVID ALLEN

Several individuals raised questions to the Peterborough Select Board Tuesday regarding the presence of federal authorities in the town last week, centered on the Mi Jalisco Mexican Restaurant.

By DAVID ALLEN

On Sunday, Jaffrey’s Masonic Charity Lodge installed its new officers for 2025.

By DAVID ALLEN

Voters in New Ipswich heard from candidates Tuesday about their visions for the town’s governance and schools during a forum in the Mascenic Regional High School auditorium.

By DAVID ALLEN

Dublin’s Fire & EMS does not expect to receive federal funds this year for the department to get recertified for hazardous materials mitigation.

By JESSECA TIMMONS

Michele Steckler of Hancock calls herself “one the luckiest people in the whole world.”

By DAVID ALLEN

Three accidents before 10:30 am on Thursday kept Peterborough Fire and Rescue busy on a morning of messy weather. 

By DAVID ALLEN

A plan to install solar panels on the roof of the fire station, based on a grant proposal signed by then-Gov. Chris Sununu last year, has been pushed back to later in the spring.

By DAVID ALLEN

More than 50 people flanked Route 101 in Dublin on Sunday to mark three years since Ukraine was invaded by Russia and to show support for the beleaguered nation.