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Opinion
Real Estate
A different approach to center city
READER COMMENTS: 0City officials provided a glimpse into the future of Manchester's Lake Avenue Thursday, and it's something more likely found on the outskirts of the city or even a suburb.
At Home: Kitchen is central to this home design
READER COMMENTS: 0The nearly five-by-six foot granite island top in this kitchen on the Palace Theatre's 2012 Kitchen Tour is big enough for everyone in the family to have a space, including the cat.
Old West Lebanon library building sold for $140,000
READER COMMENTS: 0The old West Lebanon Library building is in good hands with its new owner, said city Library Director Sean Fleming.
Hackett Hill land plan gets aldermen OK
READER COMMENTS: 0The Hackett Hill land deal with developer Richard Danais is now final, paving the way for the city to replace the fire station on Hackett Hill.
What started as a gift idea has become her Grafton business: countertops to cutting boards
READER COMMENTS: 0Grafton woman turns a gift idea into a business with an environmental benefit.
Bedford broker is Realtor of the Year
READER COMMENTS: 0BEDFORD — Michael Caouette, associate broker with Keller Williams Realty Metropolitan, was named Realtor of the Year by the Greater Manchester/Nashua Board of Realtors.
Nashua eyes buying 3 land parcels
READER COMMENTS: 0Elected officials are split on whether to purchase three parcels of land on West Hollis Street, a site that could eventually house a new Public Works facility adjacent to the city's landfill.
Peterborough considers commercial rezoning
READER COMMENTS: 0A rezoning that would allow big box stores on the outskirts of town is up for a vote today.
Only in Print: Angry homeowners say contractor took their savings, did no work
READER COMMENTS: 0Eight complaints have been filed with the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Bureau against Green Home Energy Systems LLC of Bow since December.
Manchester aldermen vote to approve Hackett Hill land deal
READER COMMENTS: 0Mayor Ted Gatsas tipped a 7-7 tie vote in favor of an amended contract with developer Richard Danais, releasing his realty company from his pledge to build a new fire station on Hackett Hill.
Only in Print: Manchester Jehovah's Witnesses congregation looks to build
READER COMMENTS: 0The Manchester congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses has signed a deal to sell its Mammoth Road property and is looking for another place to build, a church leader said.
Pets OK at more Lakes Region rentals
READER COMMENTS: 0Ten years ago, few lakefront property owners were willing to allow dogs in their rental properties. But times have changed.
Only in Print: Strawbery Banke is getting that lived-in feel in neightborhood re-creation
READER COMMENTS: 0Three of the 10 homes being restored as part of Strawbery Banke Museum's plan to re-create a working neighborhood have proved to be a surprisingly popular draw, an official said.
Only in Print -- Avenues: Retirement communities restyled for boomers' changing tastes
READER COMMENTS: 0In a retirement community, baby boomers want big kitchens with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances, walk-in closets, showers instead of tubs (unless they are Jacuzzis), wall space for...
Only in Print: Some still have regrets about Nashua land buy
READER COMMENTS: 0Following months of negotiations and heated debates about a controversial parcel of land set to become an elderly housing unit, it appears the city's fight to acquire the property and stop...
Despite renovations offices vacant at Nashua's Hunt Building
READER COMMENTS: 0With more than $1 million in renovations complete, the historical Hunt Memorial Building on Main Street is still vacant.
Only in Print: Vouchers help homeless veterans find a place to live
READER COMMENTS: 0Help for 15 more homeless veterans is coming in the form of housing vouchers, federal officials said Friday, bringing to 165 the number being served.
Only in Print -- Avenues: Seller financing expands pools of homebuyers
READER COMMENTS: 0Seller financing expands pool of homebuyers, but carries risks.
Home & Garden
Peak season for garden club plant sales is here
READER COMMENTS: 0Garden clubs around the state are ready for their annual spring plant sales
A growing tradition: Dunbarton sculptor hosts seventh annual arts & gardens festival
READER COMMENTS: 0DUNBARTON - FOR TWO WEEKENDS each May, sculptor Patricia Dooly Murphy and her husband, Richard, open up their home and extensive gardens to the Dunbarton Arts and Gardens Festival, a celebration of...