BY MATT SCHOOLEY Bow voters will have a chance to extend the town’s growth management ordinance and limit the number of elderly housing built in one year. In addition to voting for town and school candidates on Election Day, May 13, Bow residents will be asked to vote on seven zoning amendments. All seven amendments are under ...

BY JENN McDOWELL Soon, Hooksett voters will be charged with the duty of either accepting or rejecting a new financial plan for the proposed Cabela’s development off Hackett Hill Road. On Tuesday, Oct. 23, polls at Cawley Middle School will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. to allow citizens to weigh in on the revised TIF district and reduced ...

BY DAVE CHOATE A heated discussion involving board members, two sides of a property debate and a member of the Conservation Commission ended with  the board voting unanimously to push the proposal back to Oct. 25. Janice Bournival had proposed to keep a single-family home and office on her property and add 15 condominium units for people ...

BY RYAN O’CONNOR A last-minute initiative by several local business owners objecting to zoning amendment 2D was successful. The group of roughly 12 active and another dozen semi-active business owners created a protest petition changing the necessary votes to pass from a simple majority of 50 percent to a super majority of 67 ...