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Cemetery Trustees deny Parson's Field wedding parking request

Goffstown Cemetery Trustees deny wedding guest parking at Parson's Field. Chair Deb Grant and the board voted unanimously against the September 5th request, maintaining the field exclusively for two established community fundraising events: the Goffstown Rotary Annual Car Show and the Uncanoonuc

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Cemetery Trustees Approve Lot Exchange, Plan 2027 Budget Items

Goffstown Cemetery Trustees approve 2027 capital projects and lot exchange. Chair Deb Grant and the board unanimously approved a lot exchange for Bob Spinale at Shirley Hill, allowing him to swap his 5-by-5-foot lot in Section 1, Lot 33, for Section 1, Lot 12. The board identified capital items for

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Government · Cemetery Trustees

Goffstown Cemetery Trustees appoint Grant as new chair

Goffstown Cemetery Trustees appoint new chair and approve operations. The board appointed Deb Grant as chair and retained Valerie Neal as secretary at their March 25 meeting. The trustees approved issuance of a new deed for Mrs. Marino for a plot at Shirley Hill Cemetery after the original deed was

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Government · Cemetery Trustees

Cemetery Trustees Approve Lot Exchange at Shirley Hill

Goffstown Cemetery Trustees approve lot exchange for Monty family, Rotary car show. The Cemetery Trustees voted 3 to 0 to approve a lot exchange for Edward and Robin Monty at Shirley Hill Cemetery, crediting their $3,000 prior purchase toward new lots totaling $4,000, with the remaining $1,000 paid

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