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Select Board Approves Nearly $659,000 in Spending Manifests

Canterbury's Select Board voted unanimously to approve spending manifests totaling $658,668. Chair Scott Doherty, Beth Blair, and Calvin Todd voted on motions to approve an Accounts Payable Manifest of $586,272.44, which included $559,000 to the Shaker Regional School District, and a Payroll

Select Board · Meeting of October 5, 2026

NH CANTERBURY — Canterbury's Select Board voted unanimously to approve spending manifests totaling $658,668. Chair Scott Doherty, Beth Blair, and Calvin Todd voted on motions to approve an Accounts Payable Manifest of $586,272.44, which included $559,000 to the Shaker Regional School District, and a Payroll Manifest of $72,396.02. The board authorized Town Administrator Ken Folsom to sign a new electric supply contract with Neighborhood Energy at $0.12951 per kWh, substantially below Community Power's rate of $0.15344 per kWh, and approved re-engagement with auditor Plodzik & Sanderson for $21,675.

The board voted unanimously to enter non-public session under state law to discuss a zoning violation and an unspecified personnel matter; no decisions from the closed session were disclosed.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of October 5, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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