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Herschlag: Concord, Transparency And The Budget
Claims of transparency and the city's budget are contrary to the city council's actions.

Claims of transparency and the city's budget are contrary to the city council's actions.

Former Concord city councilor: Should political party allegiance or common sense determine local election outcomes?
Be sure to take the time to vote on Tuesday November 4.
The former councilor: Year after year, the property tax burden has shifted to homeowners. Robert Washburn will bring sanity to the council.
Former Concord city councilor: And once again, the city's claims of transparency evaporate into the wild blue yonder.
Four years for this mayor are two too many.
Former councilor: Strike after strike, out after out. It’s time for councilors to head to the locker room and learn the rules of the game.
Former Concord city councilor: Are hidden budget questions an end run around the right to know law, your city council being lazy or both.
Former Concord city councilor: Four strikes aren’t enough as the council errs again and again and again ... and again.
The first thing they want to cut is safety service funding, while preserving tournament entry fees for the golf pro.
Former Concord city councilor: What Took So Long?
The former Ward 2 Concord city councilor says half-truths and mistruths are not the way to gain the public's trust.
Another bill to have you pay for government records and public officials not letting you listen in.
The city council finally lets you listen in to their priorites for the city.
The NH House of Representatives wants you to pay for access to public documents.
Open and transparent should mean more than words used to placate the masses.
In addition to day to day operating costs, bonded golf course expenses are split between three capital improvement program accounts.
Four percent is actually real money and why is the outgoing mayor forcing a vote on the new clubhouse with a lame-duck city council?
Special interests, agendas and the further politicalization of elections.
When will Concord's Beaver Meadow Golf Course's revenues be able to pay for all of their expenses?