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Citizens to close branch in prominent downtown Manchester building (opens the original)
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Citizens is closing its branch across from City Hall in downtown Manchester. Citizens will close its prominent branch at 875 Elm St. in Manchester, a move that will put an end to the buildingâs connection to the defunct Amoskeag Bank. The 10-story neoclassical tower was built in 1912 as Amoskeagâs headquarters. It later housed First NH Bank before becoming Citizens. The building was the tallest in the state for more than 50 years. The massive green Citizens sign on top of the building is see
Gambling warning: Don’t bet on Christie (opens the original)
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Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was in New Hampshire this past week, speaking out on the dangers of the so-called predictive betting market. He rightly warned of its dangers for teenagers who are legally barred from more established forms of gambling because of age restrictions. Such companies claim they arenât really gambling operations, when they are. They also are able to avoid the taxes that other gambling businesses face. Christie urged New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella a
Developer plans 167 apartments for site near Valley Street jail (opens the original)
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A residential development is planned for the former KalWall Corp. site at 88 Pine St. in view of the barbed wire of the Valley Street jail in Manchester. Manchester Planning Board members are scheduled to hear an application next month from a developer looking to put 167 apartments on Pine Street â just east of, and within view of, the Valley Street jail. Commonwealth Collective LLC of Windham has submitted a conditional use permit application for a reduction in onsite parking associated with
Developer plans 167 apartments for site near Valley Street jail (opens the original)
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A residential development is planned for the former KalWall Corp. site at 88 Pine St. in view of the barbed wire of the Valley Street jail in Manchester. Manchester Planning Board members are scheduled to hear an application next month from a developer looking to put 167 apartments on Pine Street â just east of, and within view of, the Valley Street jail. Commonwealth Collective LLC of Windham has submitted a conditional use permit application for a reduction in onsite parking associated with
Allenstown man charged in swastika vandalism at Manchester's Moka Pot (opens the original)
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Manchester Police are investigating after someone spray-painted swastikas and the words "white power" on the side of a downtown business. Manchester police have arrested an Allenstown man in connection with vandalism at The Moka Pot downtown. Tyler Inman, 20, of Allenstown, was charged with criminal mischief and falsifying evidence in connection with the Sept. 16 incident, police said. Multiple windows were smashed on both the Hanover Street storefront and along the right side of the shop on Nut
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