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City Hall: 51 North Park St., 03766; 448-4220; fax 448-4891
Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
City Clerk: Dorothy Doyle, 448-3054
Web Site: www.lebcity.org
City Council: Ralph Akins (mayor), 448-2513; William Solari (assistant mayor), 448-6666; Dominic J. Balestra, 448-6140; David J. Jescavage, 448-3461; Albert Leonard, 298-5044; John Lavigne, 298-8488; Patrick T. Hayes, 448-5434; Stephen M. Wood, 448-1511; Terry Grigsby, 448-3171 (meetings first and third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at City Hall)
City Manager: James McSweeney, 448-4220
Assessor: Normand Bernaiche, 448-1499
Board of Assessors: Lawrence A. MacLeod (chairman), 448-3199; Reuben D. Cole, 448-4132; Linwood H. Bean, 448-2147; John Jay Hutchins, 448-243; Frank Mastro, 448-9978
Health Officer: Calvin Hunnewell, 448-1524
Tax Collector: Susan Davis, 448-1720
Moderator: Ward I: Gary Mayo, 448-3489; Ward II: Jean Cole, 448-4711; Ward III: Pamela Bean, 448-2147
Public Works Director: Michael Lavalla, 448-1457
City Engineer: Bob Kline, 448-0674
Utility Operation Group Leader for Water and Sewer: Kevin Kingston, 448-2514
Police Chief: Randall Chapman, 448-1212
Fire Chief: Stephen Allen, 448-8810
Recreation Director: Cindy Heath, 448-5121
Recreation Commission: Franklin Gould (chairman), 448-1660; Cynthia Driscoll; John Bryar; Pat Faulkner; Jean Picconi; John Lavigne (city council rep.); Mary Jane Thibodeau (school board rep.); Marie Yeager
Airport Manager: Tim Edwards, 298-8878
Welfare Director: Donna Hutchins, 448-2944
Landfill Superintendent: Al Besaw, 298-7872
Dog Officer: call police, 448-1212
City Finance Director/ City Treasurer: Len Jarvi, 448-0682
Planning Board: Dean Sorenson (chairman), 448-5393; Ralph Akins (council rep.), 448-2513; Phillip Myers, 643-3871; David Jorgensen, 448-1283; Kenneth Morley, 298-6822; Matt Brown, 448-2634; Kathleen Corrigan, 298-6851; Kevin Purcell, 298-2958; John Lavigne (alternate council rep.) 298-8488; Tom Jasinski (alternate), 448-4405; Nicole Cormen (vice-chairwoman), 448-2442
City Planner: Ken Niemczyk, 448-1457
Codes Administrator: Carmela Hennessy, 448-1524
Zoning Board: Richard Berger (chairman), 643-6060; James Perry, 448-1077; Daniel A. Nash, 448-6023; Amelia Sereen, 448-1941; Richard Berger, 448-4346; Robert Isaacs, 298-9958
Conservation Commission: Suellen T. Balestra, 448-6140; Daniel Smith, 448-2884; Billie Jo Johnstone, 448-6440; Judy Macnab, 298-5675; Susan Almy, 448-4769; Ronald Bailey (alternate), 298-5190; Brian Goodwin, 448-6766; Clarke Dustin (vice chair), 448-4038;
Housing Authority: Gordon Place (chairman), 448-3786; Robert Guernsey, 298-8231; Pamela Bean, 448-2147; Richard Mansell, 298-2397; Judith Wilson, 448-3693; Jon Chaffee (executive director), 298-5753, Richard Ryerson Jr.
Building Inspector: Calvin Hunnewell, 448-1524
Historian: Robert Leavitt, 448-3118
Grafton County Senior Citizens Council: Bob Crowley (chairman), 536-1363
Lebanon Public Library: On the green in Lebanon, 448-2459; Hours: Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m.- 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
West Lebanon Public Library: Main Street, West Lebanon, 298-8544; Hours: Monday and Wednesday 1-8 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday 1-5 p.m.
Library Director: Susanne Robb
School Board: Nancy Daniels (chairwoman), 298-5479; David F. Ashey, 442-9313; Mary Jane Thibodeau, 448-2109; Pamela Callioras-Hutt, 448-4055; Louisa D. Spencer, 448-5644; Deborah Saine, 448-4551; Robert Moses, 448-6886; Hank Tenney, 448-4014; Barry Schuster, 448-4780; Dan LeClair, 863-8730; James Wechsler, 448-4384; Linda Couture, 448-2173 (meets the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month at 7 p.m.)
School Superintendent: Michael Harris, 448-1634
Elevation: 562 feet
Distance to Boston: 125 miles
New York City: 302 miles
Montreal: 205 miles
Average annual precipitation: 35.6 inches
Population:
2000: 12,568
1990: 12,183
Number of families: 3,178
Average family size: 2.87
Income:
Per capita: $25,133
Median family income: $52,133
Median household income: $42,185
Employment:
Residents working in community: 53.3%
Mean travel time to work: 13 minutes
Unemployment rate: 1.1%
Housing Units:
Single-family units: 2,636
Multi-family units: 3,019
Manufactured homes: 305
2001 Equalized tax rate: $30.02*
Full-time police dept.: Yes
Full-time fire department: Yes
Public schools:
Elementary: 5; enrollment: 1,035
Junior high: 1; enrollment: 329
High school: 1; enrollment: 791
Private/parochial schools: 3; enrollment: 150
Storrs Hill recreational ski area, just south of downtown, is a small hill that's especially popular with young people and beginners.
The Lebanon Opera House faces Colburn Park downtown. It hosts performances of many kinds throughout the year.
Mascoma Lake, a focal point of boating, fishing and swimming, is partly in Lebanon and partly in Enfield.
The Boston Lot, opposite Wilder Dam on Route 10, includes hiking trails to a pond.
Carter Community Building and the related Witherell annex have athletic and recreational facilities, mostly indoors, some outdoors.
Soldiers Memorial Building in downtown Lebanon houses military artifacts.
Dana House on Seminary Hill is the oldest house in Lebanon.
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