New Hampshire’s Unpaid Bill
Steven J. SnellingSteven is a longtime New Hampshire resident and former property tax assessor. He writes about education funding and property taxes, focusing on how state obligations have shifted onto local taxpayers and exploring fair, sustainable alternatives.
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Why Property Tax Once Fit — And Why It No Longer Does
New Hampshire’s early reliance on property taxation functioned reasonably well in a very different social and economic landscape than the one we inhabit today.
How New Hampshire Shifted the Cost of Public Education — and Why Property Taxes Keep Rising
## What many New Hampshire residents are feeling
A Majority Statement for Fairness in New Hampshire
For decades, New Hampshire has drifted away from a simple, shared understanding:
Why towns are turning on themselves — and why that reaction is understandable
What we’re seeing in towns like Charlestown isn’t irrational anger.
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Steven is a longtime New Hampshire resident and former property tax assessor. He writes about education funding and property taxes, focusing on how state obligations have shifted onto local taxpayers and exploring fair, sustainable alternatives.
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