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| Updated: 1/19/06 | ||||
Everyone has a unique perspective
of their hometown, but
few have a vision of their hometown
as it may look 25 years
from now. Weare seventh-grader Sarah Ray would like to see the town bring horses back as a useful form of transportation in the town's future. (Courtesy Graphic)
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Court says Goffstown fire chief must have job backWhile voters will have the final say, an injunction from Hillsborough County Superior Court restored Goffstown Fire Chief Frank Carpentino's job.
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Main Street cuts director EwingAfter harsh weather canceled one of the Goffstown Main Street Program 's main fundraisers last year, members of the group's board say they are currently scrambling to cut costs and raise volunteer numbers.
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Eminent domain foes to rally Jan. 21-22Local opponents of the U.S. Supreme Court decision involving eminent domain have submitted a warrant article by petition aimed at seizing the Weare property of Associate Justice David Souter.
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Seventh-graders help plan Weare's growth in the futureEveryone has a unique perspective of their hometown, but few have a vision of their hometown as it may look 25 years from now. Full story >>
600 acres considered for conservation landTown officials are eyeing 600 acres of north Weare property for possible use as a town forest and conservation land. Full story >> |
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