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Power plan changes mean cheaper bills, less renewables (opens the original)
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Some Keene residents could see their electricity bills decrease under a City Council committee proposal that would lower the rate low-income households pay for energy. The proposal, which the Finance, Organization and Personnel committee recommended on Thursday, would amend a city-run power plan so that families on the N.H. Electric Assistance plan are placed on the lowest rate plan automatically. Other residents who donât choose a plan get placed at a higher tier plan that also uses more sust
Cheshire Medical Center eliminates 12 positions (opens the original)
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Cheshire Medical Center took steps this week to eliminate its inpatient rehabilitation center and cut 12 positions to balance its operating budget. In a statement Friday, Dr. Joseph Perras, CEO and president of the Keene hospital, said the Farnum Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit will stop taking new patients. Most of the unit's 39 employees have been reassigned, he said, but five have been laid off. Cheshire Medical also eliminated an additional seven administrative and leadership positions. The 20
Winter construction may expand beyond Keene's Central Square (opens the original)
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Work on a portion of Keene's Main Street near Water Street may unfold in tandem with construction on Central Square later this winter, Keene's downtown infrastructure project contractor said on Wednesday. The proposal, which requires approval from the city manager but does not require City Council vote, would mean that work originally slated for the final phase of the three-year project would happen much earlier than anticipated. Representatives from Cassella Construction, which is working on th
Keene to halt after-hours car traffic on Airport Road (opens the original)
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Beginning on Friday evening, Keene plans to restrict after-hours vehicle traffic on a city-owned road in Swanzey thatâs also a popular recreation area, Keeneâs public works director said. The restriction comes several months after the city got complaints about vehicles revving up and doing doughnuts on the road at night, which also damages the pavement. The 1½-mile stretch known as Airport Road is the only way in and out of the Keene Wastewater Treatment Plant. Itâs also a destination for
Troy town hall to weather another resignation (opens the original)
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TROY â A town administrator at the helm of two local towns will leave these roles at the end of next month to become town administrator in Swanzey. Jeremy Bourgeois, who for the past 2½ years has been town administrator in Troy, said on Thursday that he intends to leave that post as well as his part-time role with the town of Roxbury. Bourgeois has worked in Roxbury for roughly a year and a half. This is the fourth recent departure from Troy Town Hall. Bourgeois will leave both roles on Oct.
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