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Yup, the deisgn looks like it belongs in Disney World! It is right down the street from my aquarium store, I drive by it every day at least twice. I hate it!

Apartments are going in between Riverwalk Place condos and The Ball Stadium on the East side. I can see it from my window of my shop. That old OPAS building is no more and a new one is going up. Giorgio's on Granite and Second ST. (right down the street form my aquarium store at 45 Blaine st.) A...

Granite and Second street off of exit 5 on 293 has fencing going up. No idea why...

The old police station I think is going to become storage, which is sad. And then work has started this week on a new apartment building along the river between the existing condos and the ball park.

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I'm still here... located in Manchester. Just a bunch of drugs. Little development, and any that is happening is all auto dependent. I have my fish store here now. www.fishmike.com Located at 45 Blaine Street And I have been to a Bike Manchester meeting, I was impressed, I just wish I had more...

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Re: Revolution in Boston? Sorry, I don't follow the Boston threads much, but just came across this online.

Revolution in Boston? http://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2014/11/18/krafts-exploring-soccer-stadium-boston/s7p5krvDeH1J7UgjlEIFtM/story.html

In the parking lot where they proposed a concept of granite landing, a dunkin donuts with drive through is going there.

Google Maps seems to have the neighborhoods in Manchester. If you click on it, it shows the outline of the neighborhood. (Downtown, Hallsville,Piscataquog, Bakersville)

BRT would seem much more practical than rail. But yes, I came across that 93 light rail ROW a few years back. Interesting.

I JUST came across the Bass Pro Shops too. Even though I do not have kids, yes, it is an alright store. I am guessing, the old Lowe's building? Ugly colors?! I love that look! And colors.

The building, yes, good. Student housing, psh... Just make it straight residential. That is what the city needs. More inner city middle class to luxury apartments. Although I would rather see the building be student housing than sit there vacant or offices, and that short video concept adds...

Sorry, HW = Highway. Yeah, I have nothing to say about the school, since I never went to public school here. Friends did, they seemed happy. Towns and Cities always have high taxes and yet not enough put back into the community. It is how America runs. That is all I can say.

The NH Liquor store on Southern end of Elm looks awful! The Ali-Baba store kinda is interesting. Blockbuster is gone The new Manch Mill Music store is impresive Granite Street is not that bad. I walk it fine (minus the piles of bird crap under the bridge) Widening of 293 through downtown...

http://www.unionleader.com/article/20131106/NEWS02/131109571/1007/news02

The amount of vacant land taken up by this exit is ridiculous, and for what, a chaotic mess of roads that is not easy to navigate. A better exit will help local business. Usually an exit is good for business, not here. Trader Joes, no clue.

Someone mentioned the confusing exit 6 and 7 on 293. http://www.293planningstudy.com/ Plans to come up with a better design. I came across this while tryign to figure out what they were doing at exit 4 (bridge replacement)

Union Leader read yesterday that Manchester will repair and replace the brick and cement on Elm Street. This is good because it needs it. It was a short article, simply stating that the sidewalks will be redone, in cement lines with brick along Elm. Also, Bass Island Park has had a recent...