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2. Tendercrop Farm at the Red Barn - Wikipedia

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   In 2007, Will Tuttle sold a conservation easement on the Tuttle Farm to the Strafford Rivers Conservancy for $2.79 million, with funding provided by the City of Dover ($1.195 million), the New Hampshire Department of Transportation ($1.34 million) and the Federal Farm and Ranchland Protection Program ($155,643). [8]

3. Chichester, New Hampshire - Wikipedia

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   The town is sparsely populated, with most of the commercial development concentrated along US 202 (Dover Road) and NH 28 (Suncook Valley Road). The civic center of town, with the town hall, Methodist church, and town historical society, lies near the intersection of Main Street, Canterbury Road, and Center Road, about 1 ⁄ 2 mile (0.8 km ...

4. Cottages in Dover open for tenants. Dream of small ... - AOL

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   Cottages at Back River Road, 44 small, affordable homes in Dover, NH, welcomed its first tenants Thursday. Cottages in Dover open for tenants. Dream of small, affordable homes becomes a reality.

5. Dover 'sportsman's paradise' mansion for sale at nearly $11 ...

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   DOVER — A mansion at 32 Wisteria Drive, billed as "a sportsman's paradise," is on the market two years after it last sold, this time for $10.95 million.. The 16.3-acre property, with views of ...

6. Average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage hits 6.91% ... - AOL

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   U.S. mortgage rates rose this week to the highest level since July. The benchmark 30-year fixed rate loan rate rose to 6.91% from 6.85% last week, according to mortgage giant Freddie Mac. The ...

7. First Parish Church Site-Dover Point - Wikipedia

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   In 1713 a new meetinghouse was built at "Pine Hill", where Dover's center is now located, and services were halted at this location around 1720. The building was demolished later in the 18th century and the site abandoned, but its location remained well known, and was documented in local histories.