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The Hobo Railroad short-distance train travels from Route 112 (Kankamagus Highway) in Lincoln roundtrip to Woodstock and then on the Pegasus Highway. Return to the banks of the Pemigewasset River.
Railroad parking at Lincoln Hobo Junction Station. The name of the popular tourist attraction has been changed to the Granite State Scenic Railway.
The Hobo Railroad short-distance train travels from Route 112 (Kankamagus Highway) in Lincoln, roundtrip to Woodstock, and then onto the Pegasus Highway. Return to the banks of the Pemigewasset River.
The Hobo Railroad short-distance train travels from Route 112 (Kankamagus Highway) in Lincoln roundtrip to Woodstock and then on the Pegasus Highway. Return to the banks of the Pemigewasset River.
The Clark family, known as the Clark Bears, sold the beloved tourist attraction to Florida-based Patriot Railroad LLC last year.
Patriot Rail operates more than 30 regional short-service freight railroads and two scenic rail excursion trains, including the Blue Ridge Scenic Railroad in Blue Ridge, Georgia. The auction features Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad and Granite State Railroad bicycles.
As for Hobo Rail, a company spokesman said the company is in the “early to mid-stages of a rebrand” and is preparing to unveil a “new look for the railroad” later this spring.
The new name has now appeared on the company’s social media accounts and website and has received mixed reactions online.
Another said: “Love the new name. Thank God the stupid name Tramp Railway is finally gone!”
Railroad parking at Lincoln Hobo Junction Station. The name of the popular tourist attraction has been changed to the Granite State Scenic Railway.
Edward “Eddie” and Brenda Clark opened the Hobo Railroad in 1987 with one locomotive and two cars. Since then, the family has worked to keep more than 50 miles of tracks open over the years, especially after the local paper mill closed.
Train rides are especially popular when the fall leaves begin to appear, and the Santa Express runs in December.
A prominent “Ray the Mover” sign that could be seen on Interstate 293 in Manchester disappeared after the company packed up its belongings and left.
Sanford Climate Control will now occupy a 35,740-square-foot high-bay warehouse as its new headquarters. Plumbing and HVAC contractors currently located in Milford.
Sanford announced this month that it is “joining forces” with Bill Trombly Plumbing Heating Cooling Electric. The company will operate under the Sanford name and will be led by Sanford owner Rich Jordan.
Regarding transition and relocation, “Clients can expect a smooth transition and continued excellence in service delivery.”
Ray Mover has been a major attraction in the Queen City since it was founded in 1937 by the Allard family and later sold.
As of Thursday, the palm tree portion of the sign remained, along with the outline of the previous letters.
The store, known for its paint splatters and wrecking room, will move from West Hollis Street to the former Headlines Boutique space at 37 East Hollis Street, a tobacco shop.
The Facebook post says the space is five times larger and will include a large rage room, two paint rooms, party rooms and multi-purpose rooms.
Property owner Tedd Cherry previously applied to the Nashua Board of Zoning Adjustment for permission to move to 55 Lake St., but the plan was withdrawn.
A new playground in Manchester’s West End has received approval from the City Planning Commission to open at Mill West, 195 McGregor St., Suite 201.
This space was previously used as Desktop Tycoon’s office. There are now 100 pinball machines and more than 100 slot machines.
According to the website, Tycoon Arcade is described as a “high-end playground for the whole family” and all sales benefit Toys for Tots.
The time for donut love has arrived. Less than two months after the grand opening in Newmarket, all three locations have closed. Other locations are in Exeter and North Hampton.
Former Strathair police officer Michael Oliveira opened Donut Love in 2017 and sold it last year to Goodwin Family Management, which operates the Friends Toast brand.
“Although briefly, we are proud of our tenure as owners of Donut Love. We’ve invested heavily in creating a top-notch workspace for our teammates and delicious baked goods for our guests. We’re trying our best to make sure we try our best to spread the donut love, but we’re sad that things didn’t go as planned. Going forward, we will refocus our efforts on other brands,” said Eric Goodwin and Tyler Goodwin.
If you have an interesting business or commercial real estate idea, email reporter Jonathan Phelps at jphhelps@unionleader.com.
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