What are/aren't we short of in the Lakes Region area?

wifi · 11-16-2007, 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Irish mist

There needs to be some serious soul-searching in this area about growth.......in some areas it's starting to look like I'm in southern NH. Nothing against southern NH, I just don't want to see central NH look like southern NH.

I can't agree more with you IM. Stop the endless subdivisions... wait, this thread will start looking like the outdoor wood furnace one if I continue.

My bakery suggestion needs to take the place of something we don't need.

Zee · 11-16-2007, 03:57 PM

I agree, we don't "need" anymore commercial growth. I live in Tuftonboro, the least commercial town on the lake and I hope it stays that way. Six miles down the road is Wolfeboro with its great full service adequate-sized IGA, plenty of good restaurants, shops, bookstore, meat markets, and all the commercial and financial services you'd want. The one thing I have noticed is the multitude of insurance agencies. I think I have counted seven in a one mile radius. Please spare us the big box stores, supermarkets, fast food and multiplexes. A small theater would be good especially if it would also be used as a stage venue, not just a movie theater. I am sure some of you remember when movie theaters were not just movie theaters.

I do occasionally have to go to Wal-Mart or Home Depot. BUT, I'd rather go to them then have them move closer to me.

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11-16-2007, 03:57 PM	#2
Zee Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Union Wharf, Tuftonboro Posts: 173 Thanks: 0 Thanked 5 Times in 1 Post	I agree, we don't "need" anymore commercial growth. I live in Tuftonboro, the least commercial town on the lake and I hope it stays that way. Six miles down the road is Wolfeboro with its great full service adequate-sized IGA, plenty of good restaurants, shops, bookstore, meat markets, and all the commercial and financial services you'd want. The one thing I have noticed is the multitude of insurance agencies. I think I have counted seven in a one mile radius. Please spare us the big box stores, supermarkets, fast food and multiplexes. A small theater would be good especially if it would also be used as a stage venue, not just a movie theater. I am sure some of you remember when movie theaters were not just movie theaters. I do occasionally have to go to Wal-Mart or Home Depot. BUT, I'd rather go to them then have them move closer to me.