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Board, lawyers review utility battle

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Sep 4, 2008
        
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By PATRICK MEIGHAN Staff Writer pmeighan@nashuatelegraph.com NASHUA – Aldermen on Wednesday sat down with attorneys in a closed session to discuss the legal battle brewing over the city's proposed acquisition of a drinking water system. Among the filings in play: The city wants state regulators to revisit the value they placed on Pennichuck Water Works. Attorneys representing Nashua have filed a motion for a... [read full story]                    

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If city buys water utility, Pennichuck would still retain about 450 acres

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Consultant's 1980 report laid the groundwork for Pennichuck development

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If city buys water utility, Pennichuck would still retain about 450 acres

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Sep 7, 2008
        

In the six years it has fought to take over the private local water company by eminent domain, the city of Nashua has said it wants to put a stop to development near the ponds that supply drinking water. ... - By ASHLEY...

Consultant's 1980 report laid the groundwork for Pennichuck development

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Sep 7, 2008
        

By DAVID BROOKS Staff Writer dbrooks@nashuatelegraph.com A tattered old document spells out just how Pennichuck Water Works went from a company owning 2,000 acres of watershed buffer land to one that owns about 500. It...