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Developer Mark Ciborowski: 'I'm trying to beautify Concord forever' - Vimarsana News

Developer Mark Ciborowski: 'I'm trying to beautify Concord forever'

Phenix Hall in downtown Concord, New Hampshire remains a landmark.

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The Orange Leaf on Downtown Concord is closing after a 10-year run - Vimarsana News

The Orange Leaf on Downtown Concord is closing after a 10-year run

Downtown will lose a tasty treat early next month, but plans are advancing on a transformational project in the city by the same landlord.Concord’s Orange Leaf, which has sold to-die-for frozen yogurt with to-die-for toppings for the past 10 years, is...

Downtown CVS expected to close in January - Vimarsana News

Downtown CVS expected to close in January

After more than 30 years on Main Street, the downtown Concord CVS Pharmacy location is set to close on Jan. 8.Landlord Mark Ciborowski said he was disappointed when he first heard from local CVS employees last week that the national drugstore chain...

Phenix Hall renovation plans haven't changed, even as NH theaters struggle amid pandemic - Vimarsana News

Phenix Hall renovation plans haven't changed, even as NH theaters struggle amid pandemic

Plans for renovating the second-floor theater in the Phenix Hall building are still edging forward despite COVID-19 and soaring construction costs, even as the state’s historic-preservation group warns that existing theaters need financial help all...

Rosemary Heard: A 'fearless leader' for affordable housing - Vimarsana News

Rosemary Heard: A 'fearless leader' for affordable housing

Rosemary Heard: A ‘fearless leader’ for affordable housing  Rosemary Heard of CATCH Neighborhood Housing died from a sudden illness at the age of 60. Courtesy CATCH Neighborhood Housing celebrated its 25th anniversary June 17 at Bektash Shriner’s Hall in Concord. Over 200 people attended, including founding and current board members, current residents of CATCH properties, donors, volunteers, community members and friends. CATCH is a non-profit organization that provides affordable homes in Merrimack County. Supporters of CATCH who attended the gala include (from left) Susan Jouard, Sen...