New Ipswich NewsLocal news for New Ipswich, NH continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Bill lengthens time to mandate kindergarten- May 31, 2008 The 11 school districts in the state without public kindergarten get three years to contract with private programs, thanks to a compromise bill that House and Senate negotiators endorsed on Friday.http://www.topix.net/city/new-ipswich-nh/2008/05/bill-lengthens-time-to-mandate-kindergart... Statehouse Watch- May 28, 2008 Here is a weekly roundup of how area state legislators voted on recent bills of interest: HOUSE A. EVERGREEN CONTRACTS SHOULD BE REQUIRED: HB1436 requires that municipalities continue to fund expired public ...http://www.topix.net/city/new-ipswich-nh/2008/05/statehouse-watch?fromrss=1 Legislative status report- May 26, 2008 This summarizes the status of some major issues in the 2008 legislative session.http://www.topix.net/city/new-ipswich-nh/2008/05/legislative-status-report?fromrss=1 Trash program, and its fees, expanding after July 1- May 16, 2008 "Of course, residents can still use the yellow recycle bins if they wish, and Waste Management has said that they will provide stickers for residents to affix to their own larger containers if they choose that option" Residents can look forward to an enhanced pay-as-you-throw trash and recycling program, with increases in bag prices starting July 1. Town Manager Kerry A. Speidel told selectmen Tuesday night that two vendors ... via Worcester Telegram & Gazettehttp://www.topix.net/city/new-ipswich-nh/2008/05/trash-program-and-its-fees-expanding-afte... nashua Man sentenced in molestation case- May 14, 2008 A New Ipswich man was sentenced Tuesday to serve at least four years in prison for molesting an 11-year-old girl while she slept after going into the home without permission. via Nashua Telegraphhttp://www.topix.net/city/new-ipswich-nh/2008/05/nashua-man-sentenced-in-molestation-case?... G.W. Shaw offer too good to pass up- May 3, 2008 "Paper disposal cost doubled this year compared to the last two" The decision to put the town's solid waste and recycling collection and disposal service contract up for bid has paid off in a big way. via Nashoba Publishing Onlinehttp://www.topix.net/city/new-ipswich-nh/2008/05/g-w-shaw-offer-too-good-to-pass-up?fromrs... |