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Originally Posted by sa meredith

"...The Wiers looks EXACTLY like it did back then, and has not really evolved. Very, very outdated (not old, as in Wolfboro,which is old, but a true gem, but rather outdated)..."

The oldest area in Wolfeboro just got jammed-in by a developer's condominium. Many trees disappeared and scant inches separate buildings now. If you can't find a parking space in Wolfeboro—or get a parking ticket—mention that condo to a Selectman there.

Originally Posted by sa meredith

"...Times move on. There was a time Dunkin Donuts actually sold donuts..."

Two unwanted stores, Rite-Aid and Dunkin Donuts, are the real blight on "a true gem".

If you find an actual "Wolfeboro rush hour", it can be traced to the two stores with the only plastic signage in town. (And Dunkin Donuts in particular). Mention the traffic jam at Dunkin Donuts to a Selectman, please.

Originally Posted by PennyPenny

"...And to those of you who said move on, I have. I/we moved out of Meredith 5 years ago and built a house in Sandwich on 18 acres of land with our own well and I/we have to maintain our own driveway that is 1/2 mile long..."

A beautiful area, Sandwich.

That automobile racetrack would have been another blight on still another beautiful New Hampshire town. I testified against the racetrack to Sandwich Selectmen years ago, and the town "didn't evolve" a racetrack overlooking the town.

As Martha Stewart might say, "That's a good thing".