BY GINGER KOZLOWSKIHooksett’s tax rate is 8 percent lower than last year’s rate. However, due to revaluation of the town’s properties, many homeowners are likely to see a higher tax bill just in time for Christmas. The current rate was finally set on Wednesday, Nov. 26, having been delayed several weeks by the revaluation ...

BY LAUREN SAUSSERHooksett homeowners received their revalued property quotes last week and have until Oct. 24 to appeal the new value to the town’s property assessor. Before new cards were sent last week, about 40 residents turned out to a meeting hosted by the state Department of Revenue that briefly outlined the revaluation process that ...

BY JENN McDOWELLNot only will Hooksett taxpayers be getting their tax bills in the mail a bit late, likely in November, according to Town Administrator David Jodoin, they’re also getting a notification prior to the tax rate setting of the new value of their homes and businesses. The New Hampshire Department of Revenue requires towns to ...