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Police station voted down again; another water vote looms By michAel Kitch THE LACONIA DAILY SUN
TILTON — After less than an hour of debate, voters again scuttled a proposal to borrow $2.7-million for converting a town-owned warehouse at 61 Business Park Drive into a police station at a special 6 p.m.
town meeting last night. Another meeting will have to be held, probably on May 20, to decide if voters wish to extend town water service to the location. A proposal to make that happen failed narrowly but proponents were able to gather enough support from the voters
who were still around after 11 p.m. to call for yet another vote. With more than twice as many residents voting than cast ballots at the town meeting in March, when the 108 votes in favor of the project fell two shy of the necessary supermajority of two-thirds, the proposal won
a bare majority of 208 to 192, well short of the 266 required. The warrant article called for raising and appropriating $2.7-million for designing, constructing, furnishing and equipping the station as well as extending municipal water see TiLTON page 16
BRISTOL — Newfound Regional High School Superintendent Marie Ross confirmed yesterday the local man charged with unlawful use of a computer for sending pornography was an occasional substitute teacher in the district. Ross said Christian Boganski, 20, of 290 Jenness Hill Lane had been an “occasional” substitute teacher for see SUB page 9
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Winnisquam Agricultural Center Students joined Belknap Landscape Company in cleaning up Buffalo Park in Tilton in honor of Earth Day yesterday. Shown here, Tyler Girardin (at left) and Ryan Bourdeau position a log, cut from a fallen tree, to create a seating area. (Laconia Daily Sun photo/Adam Drapcho)
Ag students get jump on Earth Day by making improvements to Tilton’s Buffalo park By AdAm drApcho THE LACONIA DAILY SUN
TILTON — Since 2005, the town has owned a 55-acre parcel of land accessible from the downtown area. Located between Winter Street and School Street and featuring a mature blend of hardwood and softwood forest, it seems to be an amenity
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management for Belknap Landscape, said his company was hired by the town this year to maintain its parks. The company, along with other members of the national association of landscapers PLANET, has a tradition of celebrating Earth Day by engaging in a day of community service. see EarTH day page 14
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