Daymond Steer

There is a giant reserve of drinking water under six towns in Carroll County. This March, those towns are proposing ordinances to keep it clean.

Select Board Chairman Les Babb says the proposal is meant to address the town's top two liability concerns.

New Hampshire Dam Bureau head Jim Gallagher says the natural high water mark appears to be "no more than 408 feet" based on the investigation so far.

Residents say a cell tower company's claim that a proposed 175 ft. Moulton Road tower won't affect property values is wrong.

A six-month study on what to do about the Town Office is put on the back burner as the board re-focuses on a likely $1 million to $2 million request for capital funding to improve the police and fire departments.