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March 22. 2013 12:52AM
Recount of Dunbarton's race for selectmen yields same result
James won the March 12 election 317 to 282, defeating Brian Pike. Pike challenged the result and asked for a recount, which on Thursday came up with an identical vote count, the release said.
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