The county commissioners are troubled by restrictions placed upon them by the delegation. They have requested to have limits on transfers within the budget removed.
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Belknap County Delegation
The Gunstock Master Plan
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Op-Ed
The Gunstock Area Commission (GAC) is a public body and is required to operate in compliance with RSA 91-A. If they were following the law there would be minutes and notices coming from the Master Planning Committee outlining the work of the committee.
Mike Sylvia Comments to the Belknap County Delegation
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Op-Ed
Comments delivered Tuesday, 11/16: We are here tonight to address what has become a hot topic around Belknap county and beyond; Gunstock Mountain Resort.
Faces Change but the Problems Remain
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Skip
Every two years in New Hampshire almost all elected officials either terminate their service or stand for re-election. Over the course of the past 7 years, documented in this series, many of the faces have changed.
The Hits Keep Coming – Part 3
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Op-Ed
If you are keeping count, this is the third in the series of posts outlining the problems which continue in Belknap county.
The county administration for 2018 has taken a more low-profile strategy in their attempts to take control of appropriating authority. On July 17, 2018, at the Executive Committee review of the budget, a little problem popped up.
The Hits Keep Coming – Part 2
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Op-Ed
The 2017 sprinkler scam fell apart pretty quickly so for 2018 the Belknap county commissioners tried a more stealthy plan to snatch a few bucks from the contingency fund.
The Hits Keep Coming
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Op-Ed
As the ink was still drying on the 2017 Belknap county budget a crisis arose which would require dipping into the county’s contingency fund.
Belknap County Delegation Sets a Good Example
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Don
Everyone realizes that the China virus can make people very sick or die, but some people fail to consider its financial harm to tens of millions of Americans from lost jobs, greatly reduced incomes, and/or the failures of their businesses. Some workers and business owners in Belknap County have also suffered severe financial harm.