Majority Favor Boating Speed LimitFebruary 17, 2006|Elizabeth Walters|Concord Monitor|0 CommentsNearly two thirds of voters in New Hampshire support creating a statewide boating speed limit, according to a poll released yesterday.
Merrow Recommends Pulling Plug on Natural Area StudyFebruary 14, 2006|Alliance Staff|Alliance Report|0 CommentsIn a written statement submitted at last night’s Ossipee Selectmen’s meeting, Harry Merrow recommended that the town cancel the second phase of the botanical study of Ossipee Lake Natural Area.
Lawmakers Put the Brakes On BoatsFebruary 3, 2006|Eric Moskowitz|Concord Monitor|0 CommentsThe House yesterday approved a 45 mph daytime speed limit and a 25 mph nighttime limit for boats on the state's lakes and rivers.
Lynch Taps Bald for Return to DREDFebruary 3, 2006|Chelsea Conaboy|Concord Monitor|0 CommentsGov. John Lynch announced yesterday that he will ask George Bald, who led the Department of Resources and Economic from 1998 to 2004, to come back to the department as its next commissioner.
Assessor Recommends Lowering Long Sands Property AssessmentsFebruary 2, 2006|Terry Leavitt|Carroll County Independent|0 CommentsAppraiser David Wiley has recommended to selectmen that they drop the assessed values for properties in Long Sands Association by $75,000 across the board.