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Concord school board faces scrutiny over tax cap advocacy
Headline from Concord Monitor
New guidance from the New Hampshire Attorney General's office over electioneering comes days after the Concord Board of Education sent out a statement to families on a school messaging channel urging them to vote against the school tax cap on the general election ballot.
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New guidance from the New Hampshire Attorney General's office over electioneering comes days after the Concord Board of Education sent out a statement to families on a school messaging channel urging them to vote against the school tax cap on the general election ballot.
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