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LACONIA — The city’s two new-car dealerships — Irwin Automotive Group and Cantin Chevrolet — will soon be under the same ownership if a purchase-and-sales deal goes through as scheduled Monday.
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PLYMOUTH — The New Hampshire Electric Cooperative 84th annual neeting of members will be held Wednesday, June 7, at 10 a.m., on at Merrill Place Conference Center on the campus of Plymouth State University in Plymouth. All NHEC members are welcome to attend the business meeting in person or…
Obituaries
LACONIA — Amber E. Parshley, 54, died Monday, May 29, at the Laconia Center-Genesis, after a period of declining health. Born in Laconia, June 22, 1968, the third of four daughters of Frank and Lillian (Sweeney) Parshley, she grew up in New Hampton.
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WASHINGTON — Today's lesson is in the phenomenon known as "negative partisanship." Don't turn away from this column thinking you have no idea what that means. You know exactly what it means — and you probably feel it profoundly.
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Real Estate
When construction started in 1981, Laconia’s South Down Farm offered a picturesque setting for condominium homes. Located at the former 126-acre “Taylor Farm.”The original planned community had some marketing flaws, and the project stalled. I was brought in by the bank that financed the orig…
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Health and Wellness
Changes to vision and concerns about eye health can happen rapidly for older adults. Seniors should get a vision test once a year and should always follow a doctor’s recommendations on treatment plans and vision health.
Outdoors
Most of the Miles Smith Farm cattle respect fences. Fencing (not the kind with swords) is not a "one-and-done" thing. It's more like car maintenance; repairs are inevitable and necessary.
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