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[Irish mist]

The Weirs Beach post office is open, and has never been closed. Less gives out this false infomation over & over again for what reason I do not know. I'm sorry that vistors to the Wini Forum have to be subjected to this constant nonsense, but it is what it is.

[fatlazyless]

Originally Posted by Irish mist

The Weirs Beach post office is open, and has never been closed. Less gives out this false infomation over & over again for what reason I do not know. I'm sorry that vistors to the Wini Forum have to be subjected to this constant nonsense, but it is what it is.

Are we talking about the same post office, the one located right at the disfunction junction, and close to the Winni Playhouse? Last time I was there, maybe last March, it had a closed sign on it, and I thought it was permanently closed up. Maybe I'm incorrect on this but it definitely was closed up with the door being locked and a sign that said closed. I stopped to buy some postage stamps and the door was locked up, and the sign said closed! Maybe it was hijacked to a reverse universe by aliens from outer space or some understandable reason like that.....beep....beep!
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http://www.thenhva.org/docs/area-map.pdf

It looks like quite a bit of property in the heart of Weirs Beach on and above Lakeside Ave belongs to the NH Veterans Assoc and is somehow related to the Civil War between the states from 1861-1865, or something? Further investigation by someone with a brain is needed here! I've lost my brain, I've lost my brain......where did it go?

www.thenhva.org/ and then click on the NHVA green historic sign for a brief history.

[Irish mist]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Are we talking about the same post office, the one located right at the disfunction junction, and close to the Winni Playhouse? Last time I was there, maybe last March, it had a closed sign on it, and I thought it was permanently closed up. Maybe I'm incorrect on this but it definitely was closed up with the door being locked and a sign that said closed.
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http://www.thenhva.org/docs/area-map.pdf

It looks like quite a bit of property in the heart of Weirs Beach on and above Lakeside Ave belongs to the NH Veterans Assoc and is somehow related to the Civil War between the states from 1861-1865, or something?

Lol, come on Less don't play all innocent. The Weirs Beach post office is open year round. It has summer hours & reduced winter hours. I've corrected you on this several times over the last several years, but you insist that they are closed down. This would comes as news to all the folks who have P.O boxes there.

[fatlazyless]

Originally Posted by Irish mist

Lol, come on Less don't play all innocent. The Weirs Beach post office is open year round. It has summer hours & reduced winter hours. I've corrected you on this several times over the last several years, but you insist that they are closed down. This would comes as news to all the folks who have P.O boxes there.

So why was it closed then....maybe the clerk was over at the Dunkin Donuts or watching a play rehearsal at Winni Playhouse or something.....why don't I just officially apologize to the Weirs Beach Post Office and suggest that everyone go there to make their postage stamp purchases. Go to Weirs Beach for all your postage stamps.....you will love it there!

I stand corrected....thankyou very much....and I will make a mental note of it.

Why don't we take a look-see at all the property that is owned by the NH Veterans Association and how that would effect any new commercial development such as a talked about gambling casino. Probably a very very long shot, but just maybe the NH Veterans could qualify as a tax exempt organization and open up a very nice casino with a Civil War between the states, 1861-1865, gambling casino theme. You know, line up three pictures of Stonewall Jackson and you win big at the slots!

Talk about good paying casino jobs that come with veteran's preference! Now, we are talking here!

www.thenhva.org/ and click onto the historic green sign for a brief history description.