BY GINGER KOZLOWSKIIf Epsom residents are tired of bumpy conditions on their roads, now is the time to voice that dissatisfaction. That will likely draw debate at the deliberative session of Town Meeting as voters consider seven warrant articles on Saturday, Feb. 7, at 9 a.m. at Epsom Central School. The deliberative session of School District ...

BY SUSAN CLARKA growing population, failing roads and maintaining experienced police and rescue workers have some voters and selectmen eager to get Epsom back on track. About 55 voters turned out to the Feb. 3 deliberative session of Town Meeting. Some were adament about controlling spending, while others said the town can no longer wait to ...

BY JENN McDOWELLAfter several years operating on a default budget, the town of Epsom will see a 22 percent increase in the coming year’s proposed town budget, the majority of that increase devoted to road improvements town officials say have been put off for too long. “It’s an accumulated need,” said Harvey Harkness, ...

BY JENN McDOWELL Epsom’s Road Advisory Committee is no more, following issues with the road agent’s authority and the trickling down of paperwork. At a meeting on Monday, Oct. 1, selectmen decided to do away with the committee after concern arose that it hindered the road agent’s progress in repairs and improvements to the ...

BY JENN McDOWELL After a tumultuous year, the Epsom Board of Selectmen appears to have gotten itself back on track – however rickety and uncertain that track may be, putting a battle between the road agent and selectmen behind them. A joint press release from the town and road agent Gordon Ellis, dated Sept. 14, regarding Ellis’ ...