Today in New Hampshire, unemployment is at its lowest rate in history, and we had the fastest growing economy in the nation in the second quarter by GDP growth. Throughout the COVID pandemic, New Hampshire was rated the #1 state for personal freedoms while also having one of the lowest death rates in the nation. […]
I’m Ken Wells, and I’m seeking re-election as your State Representative. You might ask, “Why, in these crazy times, would any reasonable person step up to do this?” A fair question… In one way or another, I’ve spent most of my adult life helping others. I reject the idea that the rules of life must […]
Libertarian Party included on ballot for three races
The definition of a party platform (from YourDictionary.com) is “a set of beliefs that are accepted as characteristic of a particular political party and presented to the public to help the public know the principles and values for which that party stands.“ We are all inundated with ads and mail, but a party’s platform can […]
Priscilla Poulin, the Librarian at the Andover Library, is retiring after 16 years! Stop in to say hello to Priscilla, celebrate her career at the Andover Public Library, and enjoy some donuts and coffee on Saturday, October 29, from 11 AM – noon at the Andover Public Library.
From the NHEC October Newsletter
In the October newsletter from the New Hampshire Electric Co-op, the lead article informs the public about recent legislation regarding help with energy costs this winter. As part of a bill passed by the New Hampshire Legislature and signed by Governor Sununu last month, $35 million in funding for emergency energy assistance will be available […]
Condensed from approved minutes Members Present: Michelle Dudek, Chair; James Delaney, and Andy Guptill Also present for duration of appropriate item: Marj Roy, Town Administrator; Donna Duclos; Frank Bryson; Shawn Upton; John McDonald; Peter Howard, Dubois and King Inc.; Peter Stewart, Architect; Seth Currier; Jacob Gilman; and Lisa Meier, Secretary Eastern Analytical Testing and reports […]
Condensed from approved minutes Present: Michelle Dudek (Chair), Jim Delaney, Andy Guptill, Frank Brison Public: John, Cheryl Swensen (Cemetery Committee), Beth Frost (Cemetery Committee), Ken Tripp Select Board Vacancy Jim motioned to appoint Andy Guptill as Select Board member to fill the vacant spot. Michelle seconded. All were in favor. Highway Department Frank is working […]
Those present: Select Board Chair Michelle Dudek, Select Board member James Delaney, Sr., Janet Moore, Highway Supervisor Frank Bryson, Todd Goings, Stephen Barton, Art Urie, John McDonald, Memphis Watson, Town Administrator Marjorie Roy. Highway Supervisor Report The Channel Road Culvert Project will cost approximately $10,000 which includes $2,690 for the metal to be used as […]