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Recreation Commission adopts formal capital improvement planning process

Sandown Recreation Commission formalizes multi-year capital improvement planning. The board, led by Chairman George Blaisdell with commissioners Chris Longchamps, Sara Michalakis, and Sean Tiney, revised its strategic goals to prioritize a five percent participation increase, data collection

Planning Board approves subdivision, continues Sanctuary expansion review

Sandown Planning Board approves Eureka Circle subdivision, continues Sanctuary cabin project review. The board conditionally approved Annette Titorenko's application to subdivide her property at Tax Map 3, Lot 12, into two buildable lots; the motion passed unanimously. Sanctuary Estates, LLC's

Sandown Budget Committee Approves $6.6M Budget with New Police Officer

Sandown Budget Committee approves $6.6M 2026 spending plan with new police officer. The committee voted unanimously, 7-0-0, to recommend the $6,613,082 operating budget, a 6 percent increase carrying a $5.65-per-thousand tax impact. In a split decision, members voted 6-1-0 to fund an additional

Board approves warrant in emergency weather session

Sandown Board of Selectmen convenes emergency session to sign 2026 town warrant before snowstorm. The five-member board, led by Chairman Eric Olsen, met January 22 in an unscheduled evening session to complete the warrant signing ahead of a Monday posting deadline threatened by inclement weather.

Heritage Commission approves $700 video tour production contract

Sandown Heritage Commission approves final $700 video tour and commemorative anniversary cups. Chair Pamela Gaudreau and Vice Chair Fran Rosenau presided over four unanimous expenditure votes, including $55 for renewal of New Hampshire Preservation Alliance membership and payment to Paul Pazolt for