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• Hooksett to consider sewer plant expansion

  BY JENN McDOWELL Among the items Hooksett voters will discuss at Town Meeting on Saturday, April 5, are a $1.5 million bond for sewer plant upgrades, two new trucks for the Highway Department, raises for nonunionized town employees, additional staff for Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 26, 2008 3:52 PM by Hooksett Editor | 3 Comments Filed under: Merrimack Valley, Hooksett, town meeting, sewers, voting, fire department, Highway Department, public access TV, sewer plant

• Hooksett seeks $1.5M to upgrade sewer

  BY GRETA CUYLER Without $1.5 million from voters, commercial and industrial development, even some major residential subdivisions, will come to a halt, say Hooksett Sewer Department representatives. All of the town’s sewer capacity is either being Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 19, 2008 4:29 PM by Hooksett Editor | 1 Comments Filed under: Merrimack Valley, Hooksett, sewers, voting

• State delays decision on Hooksett culvert

  BY JENN MCDOWELL The state Wetlands Bureau inspector in charge of the Hooksett Sewer Commission’s application to culvert a small stream next to the town’s sewage plant for expansion said the application has not been officially reviewed yet. Read More... Posted Wednesday, September 05, 2007 4:48 PM by Hooksett Editor | 0 Comments Filed under: Hooksett, town council, sewers, water, wetlands

• Small stream, big question – Hooksett Sewer Commission plans for expansion due to Cabela’s

  BY JENNIFER MCDOWELL According to the Hooksett Sewer Commission, the state Wetlands Bureau is holding out on making a decision on whether the town can redirect a tiny brook next to the sewer plant to install a second clarifier. Upon discussion of the Read More... Posted Wednesday, August 29, 2007 5:14 PM by Hooksett Editor | 0 Comments Filed under: Hooksett, town council, sewers, water, environment