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Meredith Historical Society sells 200-year-old Farm Museum (opens the original)
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The Meredith Historical Society has sold its Farm Museum, which will be converted into a single-family home. The contents of the more than 200-year-old structure will also be for sale before the anticipated closing later this month. NH Builders of Bedford is looking to finalize its purchase of the property quickly to take advantage of the fall construction season, officials said. The sale price was not disclosed. Located at 61 Winona Road, the Farm Museum sits on a 0.27-acre lot with a market va
Meredith Historical Society sells 200-year-old Farm Museum (opens the original)
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The Meredith Historical Society has sold its Farm Museum, which will be converted into a single-family home. The contents of the more than 200-year-old structure will also be for sale before the anticipated closing later this month. NH Builders of Bedford is looking to finalize its purchase of the property quickly to take advantage of the fall construction season, officials said. The sale price was not disclosed. Located at 61 Winona Road, the Farm Museum sits on a 0.27-acre lot with a market va
Tilton eyes project to replace 1867 Center Street station (opens the original)
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Built in 1867, Tiltonâs Center Street Fire Station could close and be replaced by a new station on town-owned land on Sanborn Road next to the police station, officials said. Voters at the Tilton-Northfield Fire District meeting in March will be asked to approve a proposal currently being studied to shutter the Center Street headquarters and build a new station. Fire district officials will hold public hearings later this month and in October. If the plan goes forward, two-thirds of voters wou
Laconia says goodbye to Motorcycle Week leader Charlie St. Clair (opens the original)
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John Perkowski of Wallingford, Connecticut, drives a motorcycle hearse with the casket of Charlie St. Clair on Thursday morning at Union Cemetery in Laconia. In a reflection of the kind of guy he was, Charlie St. Clair, a state representative and executive director of the Laconia Motorcycle Week Association, was laid to rest during a ceremony attended by many of the people who knew and loved him. St. Clair, 76, who led Motorcycle Week since 1991, was riding Aug. 4 on what would have been his 50t
Pilot pitches Alton Bay dock for growing seaplane business (opens the original)
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While most teenagers were learning to drive a car, T.R. Wood was learning to fly. The third-generation pilot from Tuftonboro earned his pilotâs license when he was 17. Now 54, Wood operates Epic Seaplane Adventures and plans to ask voters in Alton to approve a seasonal dock so he can share his love of flying and grow his business. Wood presented his plans for a dock that could accommodate at least two seaplanes at a time to the Alton Board of Selectmen. If voters approve his proposal next Marc
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