Rindge Conservation Commission approves $750 in funding, reviews subdivisions. The eight-member Commission voted unanimously to allocate $250 to reprint conservation maps and $500 for Earth Day inventory including shirts and hats for the April 25 Cathedral celebration, and to name its mapping

Rindge Zoning Board updates variance evaluation standards with mandatory five-criterion approval test. The ZBA unanimously approved revised variance application criteria clarifying that applications must pass all five standards—Public Interest, Spirit of the Ordinance, Substantial Justice, Property

Rindge Planning Board welcomes newly elected member Jenn Helsel and tables officer elections. Helsel attended the board's first full meeting on March 17, which tabled officer elections until April 7. The board heard a conceptual consultation from Zach Beckmann regarding a proposed two-acre

Rindge selectmen approve welfare director contract, FPU events; plan April wage review. The board unanimously renewed Welfare Director Mary Drew's contract at $13,825, changed to monthly payments, and approved two special events permits for Franklin Pierce University. Fire Chief Faas reported a

Rindge Conservation Commission advances informational signage project for 2026-2028 rollout. Member Lefebvre presented the project budget and timeline, with member Dickler recommending Contoocook as the first location due to public visibility and project scope. The eight-member commission agreed to