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I’ll be honest…I was having difficulty locating the videos of the Alderman-at-Large interviews conducted by the Nashua Telegraph Editorial Board.  So, I decided once I found them it might be helpful for others to have all six available for their viewing.

The order of videos below is solely based on the order of interviews conducted by the Nashua Telegraph Editorial Board.

To read candidate biographies and Q&A’s, click here

Jim Donchess

Donchess seeking alderman-at-large with eye to present


Fred Teeboom

Part 1

Part 2

Teeboom answers why he’s seeking office again


Ben Clemons

‘Young’ Clemons seeks second aldermen term


Brian McCarthy

McCarthy has city growth in mind in alderman-at-large run


Lori Wilshire

Wilshire looking to continue “civil” approach on Nashua Board of Aldermen


Dan Richardson

Candidate Richardson wants to change aldermen’s ‘rubber stamp’ mentality


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By PATRICK MEIGHAN
Staff Writer

NASHUA – Charges have been dropped against a man accused of raping a woman jogging on Marie Avenue.

Nashua police and the Hillsborough County Attorney’s office announced Thursday that sexual assault charges have been dropped against Stefan Wollmar, 22, of Laconia.

The investigation into the incident is continuing, police said.

Charles Keefe, a defense attorney representing Keefe, said his client is relieved and maintains his innocence.

Wollmar was not in the vicinity of Marie Avenue when the alleged assault occurred, Keefe said.

On Oct. 14 at 5:18 am, a 33-year-old woman reported to police she had been sexually assaulted while on a morning run on Marie Avenue, police said.

Based on facts and circumstances known then to police, Wollmar was charged that day, police said.

After Wollmar’s arrest, police patrol officers and detectives continued to investigate the incident, police said.

Based on new information that has emerged, the Nashua Police Department in consultation with the Hillsborough County Attorney’s Office decided to drop the charges against Wollmar, police said.

Police officials couldn’t be immediately contacted Thursday morning to provide more information.

Keefe said at Wollmar’s arraignment Monday that Wollmar was wandering around Nashua and disoriented when he ended up at Pennichuck Middle School early on the morning of Oct. 14.

He asked staff there to call police because he needed help, Keefe said.

Wollmar was taken to the police station and was eventually arrested that night and charged with aggravated felonious sexual assault, police said.

“He was as much a victim of circumstances as anything else that night,” Keefe said of Wollmar on Thursday.

Wollmar had come to Nashua to visit a friend and had wandered throughout the city the night before the alleged sexual assault, Keefe said. Wollmar was disoriented because of a medical condition exacerbated by hypothermia, Keefe said.

“Whether this was a case of wrong-place, wrong-time, or some other scenario, (Wollmar) is relieved that charges have been dropped because he maintains his complete and total innocence,” Keefe said.

This investigation into the reported sexual assault is ongoing, and police are asking that anyone having information contact the Nashua Police Department at 594-3500. Callers may also provide information anonymously on the Nashua Crime Line at 589-1665.

Patrick Meighan can be reached at 594-6518 and pmeighan@nashuatelegraph.com.

via Charges dropped against man accused of raping jogger on Marie Avenue in Nashua – NashuaTelegraph.com.

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Ordinance O-11-71 Amended “Establishing downtown parking zones and amending parking meter hours, fees and penalties” was passed by the board of aldermen on June 28, 2011.  That legislation enacted broad changes in the downtown parking regulations, by establishing multiple parking zones with different meter hours, time limits and fees.  It also changed the parking violation schedule and added authorization for some new locations for parking meters.

Earlier today, Tuesday, October 25, 2011, the six Aldermen-at-Large and the Ward 4 Alderman received the following email:

It appears that the City of Nashua is in the process of installing parking meters on both sides of Temple Street, from Cottage Street to Temple Place.

Neither myself nor any of my numerous tenants have had any notification or an opportunity to discuss this change or to give our input. This is clearly and primarily a residential area. Parking is difficult at best. There is already a posted time limit on Temple Street.

These parking Meters are going to create a hardship for residents (especially during times of snow removal). They will also create a hardship for the Temple Street Market, The Collins Brothers Chowder Company and the Nashua Senior Activities Center as the residents will undoubtedly move down Temple Street past Temple Place and use the unmetered parking next to these establishments.

I urge the Alderman to delay the installation of these new parking meters until the residents have been notified of the City of Nashua’s intent to install meters in front of their homes, and  an opportunity to voice their opinion and concerns.

As a result of this constituents concern legislation was drafted and will be introduced at this evening’s Board of Aldermen meeting.  This legislation amends that authorization for some new locations for parking meters by rescinding the authority for parking meters on both sides of Temple Street between Cottage Street and Temple Place.  The legislation also halts all work related to installing meters at that location while the legislation is pending so no work is performed unnecessarily.

Ordinance 11-89

Rescinding the Authorization for Parking Meters on Temple Street between Cottage Street and Temple Place

CITY OF NASHUA

In the Year Two Thousand and Eleven
The City of Nashua ordains that Part II “General Legislation”, Chapter 320 “Vehicles and Traffic”, Article XI “Parking Meters”, Section 320-51 “Parking meter streets” of the Nashua Revised Ordinances, as amended, be hereby further amended by deleting the struck-through language and adding the new underlined language as follows:

“320-51. Parking meter streets.

The following streets are designated as parking meter streets in the listed zones, and authority is hereby granted to install and maintain parking meters on these streets in locations deemed appropriate by the Aldermanic Traffic Committee and in accordance with the tenor of this chapter:

C. Zone III:

Name of Street Side Location

Temple Street Both Between Spring Street and Temple Place Cottage
Street”

While this legislation is pending, all work related to installing meters on Temple Street between Cottage Street and Temple Place shall be halted.

This legislation shall become effective upon passage.

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