A state commission in New Hampshire that has regulatory jurisdiction over the tallest mountain in New England is asking the state Attorney General to decide which entities own which portions of the summit.
The Cog Railway could be in trouble because since the summer of 2017 it hasn't given the nearby observatory $1 for each customer it brings to the top, which is part of a renewable agreement in place. The railway owner told the commission that 119,000 people road the railway up and down the mo
A state commission in New Hampshire that has regulatory jurisdiction over the tallest mountain in New England is asking the state Attorney General to decide which entities own which portions of the summit.
The Cog Railway could be in trouble because since the summer of 2017 it hasn't given the nearby observatory $1 for each customer it brings to the top, which is part of a renewable agreement in place. The railway owner told the commission that 119,000 people road the railway up and down the mo…
