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State of NH:  Governor Highlights Expanded Access to Mental Health Coverage for First Responders
Community:  Rochester Pride 2026 Set for August 1 in Downtown Rochester
State of NH:  New Hampshire Receives PFAS Settlement for Public Water Systems from BASF Corporation
Municipal:  Public Works: Water Main Replacement Project to Begin on Schley Street July 28
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Community:  Local History Exhibit Returns for 10th Annual Showing at The Franklin Gallery
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Community:  Rochester Colonial Moments: A New Meeting House Reflects a Growing Community
State of NH:  Governor Ayotte Highlights Top-Five Ranking for New Hampshire Schools
State of NH:  NH Fish and Game: Register Now for August and September Hunter Education Courses
Business:  Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce Launches Digital Business Referral Directory
Community:  Rochester Main Street Honors Kris Connor as Volunteer of the Month
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Municipal Offices CLOSED for Christmas and New Years, trash and recycling delayed

Monday, December 23, 2024
Matt Wyatt
Municipal
Municipal offices will be closed on Wednesday, December 25, 2024, in observance of Christmas and Wednesday, January 1, 2025, in observance of New Years. Offices will resume normal hours of operation the following day(s). Due to each holiday, trash and recycling service will be delayed by 1 day.
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