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Monday, October 26, 2026 Chichester, New Hampshire · Change town
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Cemetery Trustees schedule Selectmen meeting on tree removal bids

Chichester Cemetery Trustees schedule July 14 meeting with Selectmen to finalize tree removal bids. The trustees reviewed two of multiple bids submitted by the June 30 deadline during a July 6 meeting with Selectman Matt Stolnis; additional bids may exist but Selectwoman Carrianne Wood, overseeing

Chichester Cemetery Trustees · Meeting of July 6, 2026

NH CHICHESTER — Chichester Cemetery Trustees schedule July 14 meeting with Selectmen to finalize tree removal bids. The trustees reviewed two of multiple bids submitted by the June 30 deadline during a July 6 meeting with Selectman Matt Stolnis; additional bids may exist but Selectwoman Carrianne Wood, overseeing the process, is out of town until July 9. The trustees plan to make a final decision at the July 14 meeting.

In other business, the trustees reviewed cemetery gate repairs by contractors Don Cotnoir and Garry Kalajian, processed a written amendment to Martha Dodge-Wilkerson's cemetery trust, and agreed to display information about Right to Inter contracts and green burials at Old Home Day on August 15.

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Source: the Chichester Cemetery Trustees meeting of July 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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