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PODCAST: Municipal Services Director Roy Sorenson | ‘What’s Up Salem?’ #43

WHAT'S UP SALEM? -  Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff speak with Salem NH Municipal Services Director Roy Sorenson about his time in Salem, the projects currently underway in Salem and his role as Municipal Services Director prepared him for his new position as...
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PODCAST: The Salem Budget Process | ‘What’s Up Salem?’ #42

WHAT'S UP SALEM? -  Hosts Joe Devine and Ross Moldoff speak about the Budget process in Salem, from the department heads to the Town Council and Budget Committee, through Town Deliberative Session and the Election process, to get a final Town Budget approved. You can...

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