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As Cold Weather Blows In, Ski Areas Come To Life
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The hiss of snow guns is filling the cold mountain air at night across northern New England this week as ski areas come back to life and prepare for the 2023/24 season.
Business & Economy
House Panel Cautiously Optimistic About Balsams Legislation
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“This is a big day forward for us,” said Paul Grenier, Berlin’s mayor and Coos County Commissioner.
Business & Economy
Les Otten asks Coos delegation for help on Balsams
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“There is no chance if we don’t pass this legislation,” Les Otten said of the Balsams project.
Why Dan Dagesse Sold His Half Of The Balsams To Otten
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DIXVILLE – If Balsams developer Les Otten got all the necessary permits and financing and opened a world-class resort business in the North Country, Dan Dagesse would have owned a chunk of it.
One Balsams Owner Sells Share to Developer Les Otten
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Balsams Resort owner Dan Dagesse has sold his share of the closed resort in Dixville Notch to developer Les Otten, a spokesman for Otten confirmed Friday.
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Balsams Developers Headed Back To Planning Board?
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LANCASTER – After an eight-month absence, the group that wants to reopen the Balsams Resort could be returning to the Coos Planning Board for permits that are crucial if the $143 million project is to move ahead.
State Delays $2.3 Million Repair On Balsams Road
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DIXVILLE — State transportation officials are holding off spending about $2.3 million to repair a road at the Balsams Resort until it is clear that developer Les Otten is moving ahead with the project.
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Otten on the Balsams: ‘Fairly encouraged that we are on a path to success.’
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LANCASTER – Developer Les Otten said he has spent about $7.1 million on his effort to redevelop the Balsams Resort, the project is moving ahead and some construction could occur this summer.
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Balsams Will Seek Government Backing on $40M of Balsams’ $143M Project
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Balsams’ developer Les Otten needs “critically important” federal and state guarantees for bank loans on $40 million of his $143 million project, spokesman Scott Tranchemontagne says.