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SUMMARY:Garden Club
DESCRIPTION:All are welcome \nBill Noble\, long time friend and sometimes resident of Cornish\, will do a presentation: \nThe Plantsman’s Paradox: Too many Plants\, Too Little Self Control \nThe focus is on spring and early summer flowering perennials and shrubs. Bill is the Director of Preservation for the Garden Conservancy and has been instrumental in the preservation and restoration of gardens throughout the US\, as well as developing and maintaining his garden in Norwich. He is author of a 2020 book Spirit of Place: The Making of a New England Garden. In this he describes the pleasures and challenges of creating a garden that feels deeply rooted to its place. \nAll Cornish Garden Club presentations are free and open to the public.
URL:https://cornishci.org/event/garden-club/
LOCATION:Cornish Town Offices\, 488 Town House Road\, Cornish\, NH\, United States
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SUMMARY:Why are NH Property Taxes so High?
DESCRIPTION:Presentation by Executive Councilor\, Karen Liot-Hill from 6:45 – 8pm. \nCouncilor Karen Liot Hill represents 81 cities and towns in New Hampshire’s Executive Council District 2. Drawing from her 20 years as a former City Councilor\, she will discuss the burden of local property taxes and how decisions in Concord affect us at the local level. The Executive Council exercises oversight of state government\, including voting on all state spending over $10\,000\, giving Karen a valuable perspective. As she says\, “When the state cuts the budget\, property taxes go up. Look for Flyers around town or follow this link to see a flyer of the event \nWhy are NH Property Taxes so High \nKaren Liot-Hill will be joined by two former Plainfield moderators\, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Franklin\, who will discuss the petitioned warrant articles to be voted on March 14 at the Plainfield Town Meeting. The articles ask for significant changes to Plainfield’s town governance. \nSponsored by the Plainfield Democratic Committee
URL:https://cornishci.org/event/why-are-nh-property-taxes-so-high/
LOCATION:Meriden Library\, 22 Bean Rd\, Meriden\, NH\, 03770
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