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The recognition follows more than three years of work by the Planning Board, the Master Plan Steering Committee, town staff, and residents and business leaders. ....
DURHAM From a 10-acre field known as Osgood Farm in the early 1960s to a proposed large-scale Mill Plaza redevelopment project today, commerce and concern have collided at the corner of Mill Road and Main Street for years. Mill Plaza’s unfinished story – played out in Town Council, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Planning Board meetings, and even in court – involves elements that normally influence proposed commercial developments everywhere: Its effect on nearby residential neighborhoods, on traffic, on parking, on the environment, and on the general character of the community. For the residents who have followed this saga – Joshua Meyrowitz, Andrew Kun, Nell Neal and many others – the plaza over the years represents an opportunity unfulfilled, a promise unkept. ....
Special to Foster s DOVER – The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce will host its annual State of the City forum Thursday, April 22 from 9 to 10 a.m. in an online format. The virtual event is free, but pre-registration is required at dovernh.org/SOTC. The event, underwritten by Eversource, will take place via Zoom video conference with a livestream on the chamber’s Facebook page. It will also be recorded and made available through both the chamber and city websites. In addition to Eversource, the event is sponsored by Newburyport Bank. The forum will feature Assistant City Manager and Director of Planning and Strategic Initiatives Christopher G. Parker, who will discuss the city s master plan, why master plans are critical for municipalities, and how Dover approaches the process. Additional speakers include Mayor Robert Carrier and Kevin McEneaney, chairman of Dover’s 400th Anniversary Committee. ....