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Stratham trust funds approve investment strategy amid market volatility

Stratham trust funds approve investment strategies amid market volatility. The Trustees of the Trust Funds, chaired by Mikki Deschaine and including trustees Eileen Herrington and Mark Ralabate, approved investment strategies for capital and common reserve funds during their quarterly meeting on

Agendas & · Meeting of January 1, 2026

NH STRATHAM — Stratham trust funds approve investment strategies amid market volatility. The Trustees of the Trust Funds, chaired by Mikki Deschaine and including trustees Eileen Herrington and Mark Ralabate, approved investment strategies for capital and common reserve funds during their quarterly meeting on May 4. Portfolio Manager Lindsey Donovan of Cambridge Trust Company noted continued market strength in the first quarter despite geopolitical tensions and consumer spending uncertainty.

Disbursements during the February-April period totaled approximately $112,650 across multiple trust funds, including $14,901.09 for a new Stratham Volunteer Fire Department base station radio system and $65,131 for a Department of Public Works vehicle. The Trustees also established a Cemetery Expendable Maintenance Trust Fund, with semi-annual deposits beginning in June.

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Source: the Agendas & meeting of January 1, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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