Keene City Council voted 11–3 Thursday night to retain the planned single-lane traffic configuration across the north side of Central Square, rejecting a proposal to restore two lanes.
Keene’s City Council will revisit the proposed Central Square traffic configuration Thursday after a committee voted 4–1 to retain the Downtown Project’s single-lane design. Mayor Jay Kahn says the arrangement could still change in the future
Keene Public Works is inviting residents, downtown business owners and other community members to attend its monthly Coffee and Hard Hats meetings to get updates on the Downtown Infrastructure Project, ask questions and share feedback.
New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella says Election Day operations proceeded without significant disruption, despite approximately 277 hotline calls and a reported assault at a Laconia polling location.
Scott Spradling discusses the Democratic election wave, its impact on Gov. Kelly Ayotte and the challenges facing New Hampshire’s new legislative majority.
Keene voters rejected a proposed school property-tax cap and elected five Democrats to represent the city in the New Hampshire House.
Democrats gained ground in Monadnock Region state House races, with victories in several contested districts and all five Keene seats going to Democratic candidates. Regional results also include races for the state Senate and Cheshire County Commission.
Chris Pappas carried all five Keene wards before John Sununu conceded the Senate race. City voters also returned Democratic state representatives and rejected Question 2.