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Water Commission reviews aging infrastructure needs

Laconia Water Commission approves August financials, addresses aging infrastructure. The board, led by Chairman Stephen Walsh and Commissioners John Tracy and David Wunsch, approved accounts payable and financial statements dated August 17. Superintendent Ben Crawford reported that a recent

City Council elects Julia Nye to Ward 5 vacancy

Laconia City Council unanimously elected retired attorney Julia Nye to the Ward 5 City Council seat. Nye won 5-0, with candidate Mark Roy's nomination failing 1-4. The vacancy resulted from Councilor Steven Bogert's recent resignation, with the term expiring January 1, 2028. The council also

Heritage Commission approves three demolition permits, advances preservation planning

Laconia Heritage Commission approves three demolition permits, charts preservation course. Chair Marjory Wilkinson and the four-member commission approved permits for 208 Paugus Park Road, 33 White Oaks Road, and 19 Kingsley Avenue/30 Weeks Street; all three properties were described as

Putnam Fund approves concert season deposits, explores arts expansion for Laconia

Laconia Putnam Fund approves concert season deposits, explores arts programming expansion. Members Jim Rogato, Linda Peary, Betty Ballantyne, Janet Brough, and Joanie Mercer unanimously approved a four thousand dollar deposit to Wish We Were Floyd and a five hundred seventy-six dollar Northeast

Committee approves two events, continues motorcycle parking application

Committee approves Sock Hop and carnival, continues parking application review. The Special Events Review Committee unanimously approved the annual Sock Hop scheduled for September 11, 2026, at the Belknap Mill, with Fallon Reed presenting for the Belknap Mill Society; the event includes outdoor