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unionleader.com | Michael Cousineau
Three New Hampshire attractions — Water Country, Story Land and Living Shores Aquarium — are being sold to the same company that owns Dollywood. “No immediate changes are planned for daily operations as the company (Herschend) thoughtfully integrates these properties into its portfolio,” said the statement announcing the deal. Herschend signed an agreement to acquire all of Palace Entertainment’s U.S. entertainment properties from Parques Reunidos.
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1 month ago |
unionleader.com | Michael Cousineau
Three New Hampshire attractions -- Water Country, Story Land and Living Shores Aquarium -- are being sold to the same company that owns Dollywood. “No immediate changes are planned for daily operations as the company (Herschend) thoughtfully integrates these properties into its portfolio,” said the statement announcing the deal. Herschend signed an agreement to acquire all of Palace Entertainment’s U.S. entertainment properties from Parques Reunidos.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Michael Cousineau
Mar. 18—Immigration from abroad as well as 800 more births than deaths helped Hillsborough County post a population gain of less than 2% between 2020 and 2024, the second-worst growth in the state, according to a new demographic report. Northernmost Coos County was the only one to see a population decline in that span of time, according to an analysis from the University of New Hampshire.
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1 month ago |
unionleader.com | Michael Cousineau
Immigration from abroad as well as 800 more births than deaths helped Hillsborough County post a population gain of less than 2 percent between 2020 and 2024, the second worst growth in the state, according to a new demographic report. Northern most Coos County was was the only to see a population decline in that span of time, according to an analysis from the University of New Hampshire.
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1 month ago |
unionleader.com | Michael Cousineau
Immigration from abroad as well as 800 more births than deaths helped Hillsborough County post a population gain of less than 2 percent between 2020 and 2024, the second worst growth in the state, according to a new demographic report. Northern most Coos County was was the only to see a population decline in that span of time, according to an analysis from the University of New Hampshire.
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RT @mcousineauUL: Manchester voter Michael Murphy checks in to vote and get a ballot in Ward 6, which saw 190 voters in first 2 hours, a co…
Manchester voter Michael Murphy checks in to vote and get a ballot in Ward 6, which saw 190 voters in first 2 hours, a count moderator Louise Gosselin called "very slow." https://t.co/slmeLbmfyy