Upcoming news stories at noon: ============================================= Five weeks after a man was shoved into the granite fountain in the citys Central Square, police say theyre still investigating. Matthew Oldershaw, 30, spent five days in the hospital with a concussion and several broken bones, he says. The incident stemmed from an argument over chalking in the common, which the City Council is now considering limiting. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- A private trash processing station in Jaffrey caught fire Thursday for the second time in just over two years. No one was injured, but the blaze heavily damaged the building. A fire also occurred there in 2012 that began when workers were sorting the same kind of materials they were working with Thursday. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- New Hampshires highest court has ruled against Charlestown over how to designate property owned by a utility for tax purposes. The town had sought to reclassify parcels owned by TransCanada Hydro Northeast from current use to reflect their use in the company’s electrical generating process. But the N.H. Board of Tax and Land Appeals ruled, and the court affirmed, that the town should have changed the classification earlier.
Posted on: Fri, 11 Jul 2014 14:36:08 +0000
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