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Community:  Recreation Department to Host Neighborhood Picnic at Nancy Loud Park on 5/16
State of NH:  Governor Urges House Commerce Committee to Protect Mental Health Coverage for Children
Municipal:  Mayor Chuck Grassie Honors Spaulding Hockey State Champions at City Council Meeting
Arts & Culture:  Rochester NH History Podcast: Uncovering the History Behind Rochester’s Place Names
Municipal:  City Council Holds FY27 Budget Retreat to Review and Discuss Department Requests, Proposed Budget
Arts & Culture:  Making Way: Works by Denise Manseau in the Carnegie Gallery
Library:  Rochester Public Library: Fresh Fiction, New DVDs, and More This May
Community:  Rochester Historical Society to Host Presentation on Classic Diners on 5/14
Community:  Rochester Historical Society Announces Special Guest Speaker for Nation’s 250th Anniversary Celebration
Library:  Rochester Public Library Teen Webpage Now Includes Curated Lists
Community:  The Salvation Army Holding Two Community Yard Sales This May
Business:  First Church Congregational, UCC to Host Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce May Business After Hours on 5/12
Municipal:  Reminder: Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day Scheduled for May 16
Municipal:  Reminder: City Manager Presents Proposed FY 2027 Budget, $175,168 Below Tax Cap
Arts & Culture:  Rochester Public Library Features Art Works by Jozimar Matimano on First Floor
Arts & Culture:  Rochester Opera House Presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Community:  Rochester Grange #86 Celebrates 150 Years on 5/30, Flag Raising and Open House Planned
Municipal:  Rochester School Department Presents Proposed FY26-27 Budget to City Council
Municipal:  Finance Director Reviews City Finances, Water and Wastewater Fees, Debt Service with City Council
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Municipal Offices CLOSED New Years Day, trash and recycling delayed

Tuesday, December 31, 2024
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Municipal offices will be closed Wednesday, January 1, 2025, in observance of New Years. Offices will resume normal hours of operation the following day(s). Due to the holiday, trash and recycling service will be delayed by 1 day.
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