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BY LAUREN SAUSSER Sixteen months after four women were fired from town government jobs for gossiping about their boss, the Hooksett Town Council may now adopt an official code of ethics and conduct. The document, still in draft form, would apply to all Read More...
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BY JENN McDOWELL Hooksett voted down a $1.5 million bond to expand the sewer plant, downed the proposed $15.7 million 2008- 09 town operating budget and elected two new members to the Town Council. A total of 1,000 Hooksett voters turned out at the polls Read More...
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By: Jenn McDowell As 2007 comes to a close, we take a look back on the year. One issue common to many towns in the Banner’s coverage area was the floods that came for a second time in two years. Among our top stories of the year was the Hooksett Read More...
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BY JENN McDOWELL Hooksett’s Town Council and Budget Committee members have been discussing how to address the maintenance shortage in the town’s public buildings. The council’s talk was sparked at a meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 28, by Read More...
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BY JENN McDOWELL Out of 1,450 registered voters who showed up at Cawley Middle School on Tuesday, Oct. 23, to vote on Article 1, the new Cabela’s TIF district and financing plan, 1,291 voted “yes.” A longstanding point of contention Read More...
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BY JENN McDOWELL The Hooksett Kiwanis Club is on the right path with the community. Frank Kotowski of Kiwanis presented a proposal at a recent Hooksett Town Council meeting to begin planning a trails project that would connect Head’s Pond with the Read More...
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BY JENN McDOWELL A completely restructured deal that will result in a Cabela’s sporting goods store and a hotel in Hooksett will also reduce an already approved bond authorization from $18 million to $2 million as well as create a new TIF, or tax Read More...
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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...
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BY JENNIFER MCDOWELL You might say that Paul Loiselle is a man about town, being the Hooksett Town Council chairman and involved with the town’s Kiwanis Club, among other activities. Because of his dedication to the Fixit Program, you might also Read More...
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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...
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BY JENNIFER MCDOWELL The Hooksett Town Council voted 7-2 on Wednesday, Aug. 22, to skim a half million dollars off of the traffic impact fees Cabela’s would have to pay once the sports retailer’s development begins bringing in tax revenue. Read More...
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BY SUSAN WARE After 112 days out of work, the Hooksett Town Council voted 5-1 on Aug. 1 to offer Michelle Bonsteel her old job. Bonsteel, a code enforcement officer and department head, was fired on April 11 along with three other town employees for gossiping Read More...
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BY SUSAN WARE For teenagers who speed down Edgewater Drive and light bonfires in the vacant lot at the end of the street, the party days soon will be over. Hooksett Town Councilor Jason Hyde lives on Edgewater Drive and he has asked the town to post signs Read More...
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BY SUSAN WARE They claim that people outside Town Hall started the rumor that their boss, Town Administrator David Jodoin, was unusually close with a female subordinate employee, and that they were simply discussing it with co-workers. Jon Meyer, attorney Read More...
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BY SUSAN WARE If a new plan for the Palazzi property goes as expected, a special town meeting may be called in September to ask voters to approve a new finance structure that would lessen taxpayer liability by $16 million. On Wednesday, July 11, Feldco Read More...
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