"Your Hometown News"	Announcements Obituaries Pick up a paper Advertising Info Photo Reprints Subscribe! Contact Us

Bedford Bulletin - Bow Times - Goffstown News - Hooksett Banner - The NH Mirror - Salem Observer

Updated: 05/04/06

Courtesy graphic (click to enlarge): A map provided by TF Moran shows where the Cabela's development would be located, as well as other areas where businesses might go and the borders of the TIF district. The district is outlined in red dashes, and includes land on both sides of the Merrimack River and up into Hooksett Village. The Cabela's property includes the store, a 100-room hotel, one fast-food site, two sit-down restaurants, parking and recreational areas, as well as one site available for another commercial user. In purple are potential commercial and retail locations. In gold above that is medium density residential land. On the west side of I-93, in brown at the top is potential commercial, industrial or manufacturing land; in blue is potential commercial land for a hotel and/or entertainment facilities; and in brown below that is more potential commercial/industrial/manufacturing land. In orange are the affected roadways, and a new traffic light is planned for Route 3-A at Hackett Hill Road.

Cabela's TIF goes to voters

Courtesy graphic
A map provided by TF Moran shows where the Cabela’s development would be located, as well as other areas where businesses might go and the borders of the TIF district.

Full story >>

Blog

Comment on local issues here.

Editorial

Letters to the Editor

Sports

PA serves up strong start

Marc Thaler: Keeping Score

Marc Thaler: Huddle up!

Buy photo reprints

Buy photos through PhotoReflect.com

Request to have more photos available

Hooksett growth limit ruled unconstitutional

As local planning experts predicted more than a year ago, Hooksett's growth management ordinance has been ruled unconstitutional.

Full story >>

Months too late, petitioner finds SB2 not on school ballot

Mysteriously missing from the school district ballot was a proposal to change the School District Meeting to SB2, despite the best efforts of resident Viktor Nafranowicz.

Full story >>

Cabela’s TIF goes to voters

Hooksett's voting booths ought to be packed on Tuesday, May 9, as this year's ballot features a host of divisive and big money issues.

Full story >>

Comment on this issue.

Convicted sex offender charged again

An Allenstown man is charged with sexually assaulting 17- and 18-year-old girls, as well as offering one of the girls $750 worth of drugs in exchange for a sex act near the Allenstown dump.

Full story >>

Is conserving land still important to Hooksett?

The financial impact a warrant article on this year's ballot could have on Hooksett's land conservation fund may well be measured in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Full story >>

Submit your News

Submit your local news to:
The Hooksett Banner
The Bedford Bulletin
The Goffstown News
The Salem Observer

Click here


Archives \| NewHampshire.com \| Union Leader
© 2008, Neighborhood News Inc. 1662 Elm Street, Suite 100 - Manchester, NH 03101 - Phone: 603.314.0447 - Fax: 603.314.0932