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Old 05-01-2020, 09:52 AM   #8
JEEPONLY
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Default Except for the tourism...

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Originally Posted by Mr. V View Post
Laconia was once a mill town.

This provided employment to many.

The mills left, tourism has tried to fill the gap.

What's needed is a blend of both: bring back industry!
AGREE-AGREE-AGREE!

I moved to Keene (1988) some fifteen years after graduation from KSC.

When I got there, everybody was selling real estate- and making A LOT of money!
Bankers, investment people, boutiques- all white-collar and schmoozy!

I was very disappointed- I moved from yuppie-ville to N.H.- I thought

Within a few years, downtown stores were closing- window-fronts covered.

Keene had traded in it's dynamic industry, and working force, for the flashy, new buck!

Hard to go back, I guess.

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