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Tuesday, October 27, 2026 Goffstown, New Hampshire · Change town
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Cemetery Trustees document maintenance priorities across three municipal cemeteries.

Cemetery Trustees complete walkthrough and develop punch list for three cemeteries. Deb Grant, Jean Walker, Valerie Neal, Adam Jacobs, and Jason Georgantas conducted a nine a.m. on-site inspection of Hillside, Shirley Hill, and Westlawn Cemeteries on September 22, documenting headstone repairs,

Cemetery Trustees · Meeting of September 22, 2026

NH GOFFSTOWN — Cemetery Trustees complete walkthrough and develop punch list for three cemeteries. Deb Grant, Jean Walker, Valerie Neal, Adam Jacobs, and Jason Georgantas conducted a nine a.m. on-site inspection of Hillside, Shirley Hill, and Westlawn Cemeteries on September 22, documenting headstone repairs, fencing work, tree removal, and landscape maintenance across all three sites. Hillside Cemetery has three large pines designated for removal near the northeast corner; Westlawn's shed roof requires replacement and its front gate entrance needs repaving; the Westlawn expansion cremation garden needs cleanup and signage.

The Trustees unanimously approved a motion allowing the Uncanoonuc Mountaineers of Goffstown Snowmobile Club to use Parson's Field on October 26 for their annual snowmobile and minibike show and swap meet, eight a.m. to three p.m.

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Source: the Cemetery Trustees meeting of September 22, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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