DES official is cautiously optimistic that the state's financial woes won't stop the proposed plan.
Public communications to be discussed, and a volunteer clean-up is planned.
Republican seat stays Republican.
Bud Martin, a retired judge, sees himself as a conservative Democrat, while Bush-era Congressman Jeb Bradley wants to send a harsh anti-tax message to Concord.
New book by a national taxpayer organization lists funding for New Hampshire's popular milfoil prevention initiative as an example of wasteful government spending.
Fans of the lake can now connect online through Facebook.
A State official says the company has been asked to clarify that the posting is a joke or remove it.
Judge issues an emergency relief order after the Attorney General's office authorizes the environmental violator to encumber the property with a $150,000 mortgage.
Lakes and ponds remain ice-covered, but with patches of open water.
Couple purchases lot for $325,000 and grants septic easement to Eaton Village Preservation Society.
Professional divers will again pull weeds in Danforth Pond, but the planned treatment of invasives with chemicals will have to wait until 2010.
Board chairman Babb says members will represent "all sides and all views" in implementing Town Meeting-approved Article 26.
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