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BY STEPHEN BEALEResidents voting in the town election will be faced with decisions about whom to elect to various town offices, how the zoning ordinance should be amended, and how much the town should spend on basic services, such as fire and police.
The election is Tuesday, March 10, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., at the Bartlett Elementary School for ...
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The Town Clerk's Office would like to remind Goffstown residents of the upcoming Elections Days. The NH State Primary will take place on Tuesday, September 9th and the NH State General Election on Tuesday, November 4th. Polls are open both days from 7:00am to 7:00pm at Goffstown High School and Bartlett Elementary School.
Staff at the Town ...
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BY STEPHEN BEALEThe voters have had their say, now the town must carry out their wishes.
On Monday, March 17, the Board of Selectmen poured over the results of the March 11 town election. The message the public sent about the Fire Department was clear: the town can expand it as long as it does so in small steps, not giant leaps.
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BY STEPHEN BEALEThe town election on Tuesday, March 11, reversed a string of defeats for proposals to expand the Fire Department.
In two previous elections, voters had thrown out plans for 18 and 10 firefighters, but Tuesday they signed off on hiring two. The cost of the new firefighters will be split with a Homeland Security grant, which will ...
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By Michelle Kim
GOFFSTOWN – For one night on the weekend before the New Hampshire primary, the normally tranquil campus of Saint Anselm College was transformed into the nerve center of the great American pageant known as a candidates’ debate.
On Saturday, Jan. 5, some 8.36 million sets of eyes turned to Goffstown, as the Dana ...
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BY ROD HANSEN
Voters elected Scott Gross and Vivian Blondeau to the board of selectmen Tuesday, March 13, while ejecting incumbent Bruce Hunter from his seat on the board.
The voting also brought disapproval for a 24/7 fire service proposal and a water project for the Lynchville/Danis Park neighborhood, while approval came for the town road ...
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