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Lebanon voters reject school resource officer While talking on the phone, Lebanon City Council candidate Al Patterson, right, elbow bumps with Bruce Johnstone, of Lebanon, N.H., while standing outside the Ward 1 polls at Kilton Public Library in West Lebanon, N.H., on March 9, 2021. Standing with Patterson are Lebanon School Board candidate Barbara Patterson, who is also Al Patterson s wife, and suporter and volunteer Ramzi Hraibi, of West Lebanon. (Valley News - Geoff Hansen) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to [email protected]. Geoff Hansen Holding a sign created by Lebanon High School students, Asma Elhuni, of West Lebanon, N.H., speaks with voter Martha Solow, of Lebanon, outside the Ward 3 polls on March 9, 2021. Elhuni was encouraging support for an article to eliminate the school resource officer in the Lebanon schools. (Valley News - Geoff Hansen) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used onl ....
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Forum, March 5: Thanks to voters of Hartford Published: 3/4/2021 10:00:16 PM Modified: 3/9/2021 9:57:39 AM Thanks to voters of Hartford This is a letter of thanks to all those who supported my reelection campaign to the Hartford Selectboard. Many of you wrote letters to the Valley News Forum, made social media posts, posted signs and held conversations with neighbors. Hearing such support from so many residents, as well as so many community members who run nonprofits in Hartford, made all the difference and was the key to success. Your vote is your voice and you let it be heard loud and clear. I am honored to have received such wide support and look forward to continuing to serve the town for three more years. I must also give a shout of thanks to our town clerk, Lisa O’Neil, and the entire election team for all the work they did (for months) to make this election run so smoothly during a pandemic. I am especially thankful to all the candidates who ran ....
Published: 3/3/2021 10:00:16 PM Modified: 3/3/2021 10:00:14 PM In Lebanon, vote inclusion, innovation and involvement I encourage everyone reading this letter to vote for my mother, Karen Liot Hill, for Lebanon city councilor at-large, and Lilian Maughan, Stephen Kantor, and Lisa Vallejo Sorensen for School Board. I have lived in Lebanon for almost 20 years, graduated from Lebanon High School in 2017 and am currently finishing my senior year at Dartmouth College. I serve as an adviser to the Lebanon Students of Color Collective. My years in the Lebanon School District were marked by frequent changes I attended the School Street, Hanover Street and Seminary Hill schools, Lebanon Junior High, Lebanon Middle School and Lebanon High School. I served on Student Council for my four years at LHS, served two years as student representative to the School Board, and was moderator (similar to president) of the Student Council my senior year. ....
Forum, March 3: Proposed Lebanon zoning amendments raise questions Published: 3/2/2021 10:00:07 PM Modified: 3/9/2021 9:54:19 AM Proposed Lebanon zoning amendments raise questions On Tuesday, Lebanon voters will be deciding on three amendments to the zoning ordinance. One proposal would allow building heights in the R-1 zone to exceed the maximum of 45 feet by 10 feet to allow for parking under or within the building, with Planning Board approval. Maybe some voters are not interested in seeing 55-foot-high projects on our skyline. Why should Lebanon be the dumping ground for these rectangular blocks? Larger developments mean demands for more services requiring higher taxes. Another proposal would allow houses of worship in R-3 zones as a permitted use as in other districts. This appears innocuous. However, houses of worship come in all sizes and with varying other accessories, such as function halls, parking areas, schools and shops. Maybe proposed houses ....