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By ASHLEY SAARI

In a short deliberative session on Saturday, Mason residents passed the school warrant to the ballot without any changes.

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Rindge police responded to two crashes due to road conditions on Friday and Monday, including a rollover crash on Friday.

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A proposed zoning change in Mason would allow detached accessory dwelling units in any district by right, rather than requiring a special exception process.

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One of the two amendments the Jaffrey Planning Board is putting on the warrant this year deals with the town’s open space development rules -- in particular, the potential housing density allowed on the properties.

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The Town of Jaffrey has hired the assessment firm Municipal Resources, Inc., to begin the process of a townwide revaluation to bring property assessments in line with current market conditions.

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The state’s Housing Appeals Board has granted a rehearing for its November decision to uphold decisions of the New Ipswich Zoning Board to approve an application for a tea party business in the town’s Village District.

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On Friday, Ingalls Memorial Library in Rindge will welcome Keene author Duncan Watson, who will be discussing his 2024 book "Everyone's Trash: One Man Against 1.6 Billion Pounds." 

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Rindge Police Chief Rachel Malynowski honored Detective Chris Martin for saving a man’s life by jumping into a frozen lake to pull him out of the water.

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A petition warrant article is asking Rindge residents to initiate a study on withdrawing from the Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative School District and analyze what it would cost for the town to educate its own students.

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The Youth Empowerment Program, an after-school program for Jaffrey Grade School students, has been suspended until the start of the next school year due to low participation.

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The proposed Rindge town budget for the coming year is approximately $5.6 million, or a 5.09% increase from the current year.

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A petition article on this year’s Rindge warrant asks residents to join a community power program, designed to leverage buying power to get residents a better deal on electricity.

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Jaffrey and Rindge will be celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day with talks on voting rights by two speakers on Monday and Tuesday, in honor of the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act.

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Between the proposed budget and warrant articles, Mason anticipates a drop in total expenditures of 5.8% for the coming year.

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For the past month, members of the Jaffrey Public Library’s Cooks and Books club have been exploring recipes from the so-called “Blue Zones” – areas of the world with the most longevity. In the coming month, they’ll be celebrating Lunar New Year with Asian cuisine.

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While no official vote was taken during the Greenville Planning Board’s meeting on Thursday, board members unanimously agreed in a straw poll that they were prepared to approve a proposed recovery center in downtown Greenville, if it had substantial conditions.

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Carol Cleary fills a bag with food: a box of cereal, fruit cups, a large can of tuna fish, two types of soup, canned vegetables, canned ravioli, a sleeve of crackers and a juice box.

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The Mascenic School District is putting forth a proposed budget of $22.33 million, a 4.9% increase from the current budget.

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After making changes based on resident feedback last month, the Rindge Planning Board held a second hearing Tuesday regarding changes to the town’s short-term rental rules.

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The Jaffrey-Rindge Memorial Ambulance has a new vehicle in service, after a new 2024 Ford ambulance was delivered to the department last month.Ambulance Chief Bill Johnson said the new vehicle will replace the department’s current 2013 Ford, which has...