LACONIA — When Thomas Bastis gets to Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, he will have the “Laconia edge” in his favor, one of his favorite high school teachers said at a banquet Thursday night.
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LACONIA — Thrive Laconia will kick-off of the new Children, Families, and Community Coalition at a meeting on Wednesday, June 20, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at the Belknap Mill in Laconia. The mission of the coalition is to ensure healthy children, families and community through a shared vision and…
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It's the craziest thing. Factory towns that bled both jobs and people still have a fine housing stock, cheap for lack of demand. Booming tech centers, meanwhile, attract battalions of newcomers despite their soaring housing costs and growing congestion.
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It's the craziest thing. Factory towns that bled both jobs and people still have a fine housing stock, cheap for lack of demand. Booming tech centers, meanwhile, attract battalions of newcomers despite their soaring housing costs and growing congestion.
Obituaries
GILFORD — Charles “Charlie” F. Grant Sr., 85, died Friday, Dec. 22, 2017, at the Jack Byrne Hospice Center in Lebanon.
Business
LACONIA — SCORE Lakes Region will hold a workshop on buying or selling a business at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 6, in the Birch Room at the Taylor Community Center, 435 Union Ave. in Laconia. The fee for the workshop is $25.
Real Estate
LACONI — Reuben Bassett has joined RE/MAX Bayside’s Commercial Division. Bassett is a Laconia resident and an extremely successful business owner. His restaurants, Burrito Me and Wayfarer Coffee Roasters, are evidence of his desire to participate in helping the Laconia area grow.
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Health and Wellness
PLYMOUTH — Robin Agricola lives in Massachusetts but spends nearly every weekend scaling the craggy cliffs found in central New Hampshire. Her life today is a far cry from what it was five years ago, when heroin addiction was ruling over her.
Outdoors
LACONIA — The 35th Annual Winni Derby, Lake Winnipesaukee's spring salmon and lake trout tournament, is being held this weekend. Last year's prize-winning salmon weighing 4.58 pounds was caught by Ed Dingman off of a dock.
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