Greenland Mall Opposition Letter to Editor in Greenland NH
A Greenland residents group opposes Packard Development’s 357,000 square foot Greenland Center Mall on Route 33. They warn of traffic increases, more lights, wastewater impacts on Portsmouth, spillover from Newington and Dover, property devaluation, higher police and fire costs, and potential crime, while noting a 2002 zoning board appeal and seeking funds for attorney Charles Griffin.
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Greenland Center
Packard Development
Lowe's
Target
Ocean Road
Newington Mall
Mall
Griffin Road
Banfield Road
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Avenue
Newington
Dover
Nimble Hill Road
General Sullivan Bridge
Greenland
Griffin
P.O
Charles Griffin, Esq
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Market Square Day 2003 a step in right direction
Our view says Portsmouth’s Market Square Day 2003 shows progress after past turmoil. Barbara Massar and Pro Portsmouth deserve credit for salvaging the event with new planning and volunteer help. While some downtown merchants faced challenges, the event improved crowds and participation, offering a foundation for future adjustments and broader merchant engagement.
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Portsmouth
Barbara Massar
Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Pro Portsmouth
Market Square
Massar
M&ssar
Market Square Day
Portsmouth Herald
Bradley aide honored for aiding ALS patient
A letter recounts how Congressman Jeb Bradley helped a constituent with ALS by pushing to remove the six month waiting period for Social Security Disability. The writer, diagnosed at 41, credits Bradley and his staff Marti Jones for swiftly filing legislation named after the author.
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Jeb Bradley
Wolfeboro
ALS Association
Social Security
Karyn
Marti Jones
Congressman Bradley
Congressman Jeb Bradley
Quality of NH Life at Stake in LCHIP Funding Debate
Bruce Clendenning of the Appalachian Mountain Club urges Concord lawmakers to restore funding for the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program to $8 million, arguing strong LCHIP protects quiet woods open fields and historic places while supporting New Hampshire’s economy and future.
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New Hampshire Senate
LCHIP
House
New Hampshire
Committee of Conference
No honor among pols slams and politics in NH race
The letter attacks Sen. Smith and White House aides Andy Card and Karl Rove over endorsements and support tied to the New Hampshire presidential primary. It urges accountability and calls for apologies from the White House and comments from Hugh Gregg.
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Sen. Smith
Bob Smith
White House
Andy Card
Boy Scouts
Card
John E. Sununu
Karl Rowe
Karl Rove
New Hampshire
Bob
Hugh Gregg
Inner peace answer to war and a voting plea
A reflective call urges peaceful actions to support troops through prayer and inner forgiveness. It emphasizes surrendering one’s will to God, forgiving enemies, and embodying peace as a path to world harmony. It ends with an ambiguous political nod referencing a presidential vote.
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Gore
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