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Lempster Conservation Commission member resigns at January meeting

Lempster Conservation Commission member Rachel T resigns at regular January meeting. The seven-member commission met January 14 to address property maintenance, trail work, and environmental concerns including Dodge Brook turbidity. Treasurer's report showed $7,829.02 available. Member Lynda P

misc · Meeting of January 20, 2026

NH LEMPSTER — Lempster Conservation Commission member Rachel T resigns at regular January meeting. The seven-member commission met January 14 to address property maintenance, trail work, and environmental concerns including Dodge Brook turbidity. Treasurer's report showed $7,829.02 available.

Member Lynda P escalated the Dodge Brook turbidity issue from the Motocross track to town officials after consultation with the Connecticut River Conservancy. Member Vicki M is organizing an April water-testing workshop with Marlow residents featuring free testing kits.

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Source: the misc meeting of January 20, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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