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By ASHLEY SAARI

The parent company of a Greenville manufacturer and its president and owner have pleaded guilty in federal court to knowingly discharging acidic water into the Souhegan River, with sentencing set for June 23.

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Is puzzling a competitive sport?

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Neighbors seeking a rehearing on the approval of a tea party business in New Ipswich’s village district were interrupted by technological issues while appearing before the state’s Housing Appeals Board, causing the hearing to be continued before arguments concluded.

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The Jaffrey Civic Center is set to reopen Friday with two new exhibits, after being closed for the past two months due to ongoing renovations.

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During a School Board meeting on Monday that was packed with attendants both in person and on live stream, the Jaffrey-Rindge School Board took an initial look at what potential cuts it might make after $3 million was cut from its original proposed budget.

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The Rindge Planning Board approved on Tuesday a 15-lot subdivision on Dale Farm Road and Knight Lane.

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The New Ipswich Parks and Recreation Department has proposed starting a before- and after-school care program for elementary children.

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The total tax rate for Greenville has been set at $16.73, about a 4.3% decrease from the previous year.

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Deliberations will continue on a proposed substance rehabilitation center in downtown Greenville, as the Planning Board continues to craft potential conditions for the facility.

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Greenville is seeking funding for new town equipment and building maintenance in its warrant this year.

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Aho Seamless Gutters in Rindge has undergone a rebranding -- keeping the same ownership and employees, but taking on a new name, tagline and logo to become Udderly Gutters.

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On Monday, the Jaffrey-Rindge School Board met to discuss the ramifications of last week’s deliberative session, in particular a $3 million cut to the proposed budget for the coming school year.

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After nearly a year of research and interviews with members of the public and the school system, the Community Academic and Support Team, or CAST, has released a 158-page report with data and recommendations for the Mascenic School District – including recommendations about communication that the district has agreed to implement.

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A fire at Red’s in downtown Jaffrey early Tuesday morning destroyed an office on the second floor of the the auto repair and heating oil delivery service’s building, but most services at the business reopened Wednesday.

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Jaffrey is seeking funding for mandated water projects during Town Meeting this year.

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Residents at a packed deliberative session for the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative District slashed the proposed budget by $3 million Wednesday, leaving the proposed budget at $30.76 million.

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The New Ipswich Fire Department will be making a second try at creating a combined position that will include a firefighter, code enforcement officer and building inspector position, after a similar article failed narrowly last year.

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During Saturday’s Mason Elementary School deliberative session, the district honored School Board Chair Chris Guiry, who is retiring this year after many years on the board, stretching back to before Mason was its own district.

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The New Ipswich Library has joined with community partners to bring new programming for children to the library.

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Residents made several amendments to warrant articles during Saturday’s nearly five-hour long deliberative session, including shortening and softening an article calling for a feasibility study for the withdrawal of Rindge from the local cooperative school district.