Hampton Falls Heritage Commission approves $600 budget for 2027 preservation work. Chair B. Mutrie and Commissioners Phil Chura, Mary Ann Hill, and John Sobutka unanimously approved allocations of $300 for preservation awards, $240 for photography, and $60 for NH Preservation Alliance membership.
Heritage Commission asks consultant to revise town survey proposal at lower cost. At the August 12 workshop meeting, Chair Beverly Mutrie and Commissioners Phil Chura, Mary Ann Hill, and John Sobutka met with Reagan Reudig of the Preservation Company to discuss the $17,000 town-wide survey
Hampton Falls Heritage Commission advances comprehensive documentation of the town's historic properties. Beverly Mutrie, Commission Chair, reported the Heritage Fund balance at $10,647.25 while commissioners advanced plans to photograph homes built between 1940 and 1950 and post historic property
Heritage Commission seeks $15,000 to survey Hampton Falls' historic resources. Chair Beverly Mutrie convened the April 16 meeting with Commissioners Phil Chura, Mary Ann Hill, and new Commissioner John Sobutka present; Selectman and Commissioner Lou Gargiulo was absent. The Commission's Heritage
Heritage Commission unanimously reelects Mutrie, pursues expanded historic documentation. The commission is cataloging 125 homes as part of a Story Map while Commissioner Phil Chura undertakes drone and still photography of approximately 22 homes built between 1940 and 1950. The panel expressed
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