Kimberley Edelmann has municipal government experience
January 24, 2023 •
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By Shelley Geoghegan
Kimberley Edelmann comes to her new position as Andover’s Town Administrator with 14 years of municipal government experience as well as over 30 years of experience in the computer industry in the USA and Europe. She is all about service and persistence, with a strong support ethic. Challenges do not phase her. She feels the […]
Deputy Chief Stephen Barton, Sr. steps up as Chief
January 16, 2023 •
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By Meghan Barton
We would like to announce the retirement of Fire Chief Rene Lefebvre after 49 years in the Fire Service. We are excited for Chief Lefebvre, and his wife Sharon, to finally have a little quiet time together. In 1978, Chief Lefebvre joined the East Andover Fire Department, after serving on the Franklin Fire Department since […]
48 volunteers helped with variety of tasks
December 3, 2022 •
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By Lee Wells
Despite concerns from the press and the government that the General Election could be facing a “heightened threat” on Election Day, everything in Andover went smoothly and uneventfully! It takes a lot of people to make an election run smoothly. Our election went well, thanks to the efforts of our Town Clerk, Board of Selectmen, […]
November 28, 2022 •
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Pay rate is $18 per hour
November 7, 2022 •
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By Donna Duclos
The Town of Andover seeks a part-time Recording Secretary to take meeting minutes for the town’s Planning Board (PB). The person would be required to cover two-hour public meetings in person on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month throughout the year. Duties also will include working with the PB Administrator to update the […]
November 4, 2022 •
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By Dr. Tom Sherman
I am Dr. Tom Sherman, a State Senator from the Seacoast and the Democratic nominee for Governor. I found my passion for service when I was working as an EMT during high school. That passion for service has fueled my career as a doctor and as a legislator. Over the course of 35 years as […]
November 4, 2022 •
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By Lorna Carlisle
I am Lorna Carlisle, and I am running for one of the two positions for District 5 (Andover, Danbury, Hill, Salisbury, and Webster). I was in sales my entire career. My skills at negotiating, listening, innovating, etc. will be essential for work as a State Representative. (I retired in 2021.) This is a critical time […]
November 4, 2022 •
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By Alvin See
I am Alvin See and am running for State Representative in District 26. I am currently serving on the Loudon Zoning Board. When elected, I will be a conservative voice for the citizens of this district. Inflation is one of the many concerning issues affecting citizens this year, with huge increases in the prices for […]
November 4, 2022 •
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By Keith Mitchell
I am running for election as Sheriff for Merrimack County. I believe that public safety services should be provided in a professional, fair, and impartial manner. An elected Sheriff’s duties are to all citizens. I recently retired from the Concord Police Department with over 30 years of community service, retiring as the Deputy Chief […]
November 4, 2022 •
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By David Croft
My name is David Croft, and I am seeking re-election as Merrimack County Sheriff. My candidacy is being endorsed by the Local 633 Teamsters. I am a former United States Marine, with 35-plus years in New Hampshire Law Enforcement. My successes include increasing security in all five Courthouses, increased training on how to deal with […]