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Column: Giving credit where credit is due in Grafton County
Modified: 7/5/2021 10:10:06 PM
I have served as the Grafton County register of deeds for 11½ years, receiving the vote of confidence last November from 47,467 of my fellow citizens to return me to my sixth term. I have served as vice president of the New Hampshire Register of Deeds Association and now serve as president. This service required me to spend a great deal of time in legislative committees in Concord. It is from this experience that I write.
I can clearly see that a new day has dawned in Grafton County. I have been blessed to witness extraordinary leadership germinate and flourish, and her name is Wendy Piper.
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Grafton County names new administrator
Littleton Town Manager Andrew Dorsett, left, is photographed with Rep. Annie Kuster, D-N.H., Littleton Industrial Development Corp. President Greg Eastman, second from left, and Schilling Beer Co. CEO Jeff Cozzens during Kuster s visit to Littleton, N.H., on April 18, 2017. (Caledonian-Record - Robert Blechl)
Modified: 2/12/2021 9:53:54 PM
NORTH HAVERHILL A town manager with experience in both New Hampshire and Vermont starts work next week as the new county administrator for Grafton County.
Andrew Dorsett, who has been the town manager in Littleton, N.H., for more than five years, has been hired for the $121,992-a-year job.
Water and Light a focus at Littleton deliberative session
February 11, 2021LITTLETON Despite a dramatic start to last Thursday s deliberative session, residents passed the proposed $10,285,000 municipal budget unchallenged. However, a warrant article about the Littleton Water and Light Department s operating budget drew extended dialogue from voters.
Exactly like the last two years, a motion was made from the floor during early proceedings to approve all social service warrant articles into one vote for inclusion on the ballot. Yet unlike previous sessions, opponents were outspoken as they challenged the legality of such a move.
Board Chair Carrie Gendreau explained the motion.
She said, Because of COVID this year, we chose not to have those organizations go out and get the signatures. So we put them under the petition warrant article heading, but they re really social services. They re the same, and as long as the services did not want to change what they were asking for, we