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Wide open Saloon
Long story short. Anything owned or managed by the Baldi family will certainly be less than par. Talk about a family that knows hows to work the system for every angle they can. I am sure that eyesore will be there for years to come for us all to look at. That group of losers can play the victim for all its worth better than anyone.
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"Miffed" neighbor boycott
As the manager of a local hotel, I will be advising my new and repeat customers to not spend a dime @ the Drive in or Waterslide this summer and as long as the building stands.
2 people per unit x 28 units x 14 weeks = 784 people a summer that I will not be sending there way. Until they do whats right. |
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Count your blessings in that even the squatters don't want anything to do with the building at the Weirs. |
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The Weirs
Unforunately The city of Laconia has NO leadership when it comes to the Weirs. I love Weirs beach and the area but until the city has a master plan for the Weirs and the area it will languish and suffer. The Weirs needs a master plan sort of what happened with Meredith or Hampton beach, NH. Weirs needs to keep its honky Tonkin heritage!
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Anyone know what's happening to the six acre parcel that fronts Route 3 that is just downhill and south of the Cumberland gas station. All the trees have been cut, the lot has been graded somewhat......and there's numerous wood stakes with orange marks all set into the untreed lot all over, so something seems like it has been planned out..........rumor was a storage rental business where you rent out garage style space.......from some old thread ......but that may or may not be the case.......what-o-what might be planned in there?
Also.......how long before something happens with the vacant, empty lot that used to be home to the Karl's Fine Food restaurant? Most all of the storefronts in the nearby commercial mini mall that is home to the Weirs Post Office are vacant and show "For Lease" signs as well.......even a Dunkin Donuts that was in there closed up. So......Weirs Beach.......and just maybe the new Weirs roundabout will get things rolling along to some better year round businesses at the Weirs ......hopefully .....the roundabout center will get a real decorative garden that get's some regular garden care as opposed to the nearby Meredith roundabout which has a circle of low water perennials that look like so many ugly, dry, weed style plants as opposed to what can be done in a garden that gets watered.......and maintained...... Say-hey......is there any local garden volunteers out there that has a green thumb or two and some water for the new Weirs roundabout center spot that will be replacing the historic "malfunction junction" of Route 3 and 11A? |
Dunkin Donuts
The Weirs area is difficult for property and business owners because you have to make a years income and expenses in 3 months.
I think a lot of people who vacation or spend summers in the area do not realize how deserted Weirs Beach becomes in the winter. Did Dunkin Donuts close for good or just for the winter? |
let me rephrase this....once the city takes ownership of the building/property, which they will, that building will be demolished within 2 months (due to the bid process etc). Believe it or not the city REALLY wants that building gone, but right now their hands are tied
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Doesn't city, each year, need to issue permit to the Drive-in?
Or some sort of papers that say fine to open up. Place is hazardous to negotiate a car to view the screen, and/or use the facilities for movie goers! Access right next to the burned structure, ready to collapse! |
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dont sheet ware u eet
The fact that the "B" family will fight to the bloody end no matter what the impact is to the surrounding community speaks volumes about there charactor.
The area has been very good to them over the years. |
on that note
I guess we will have to wait a few more years and see what the US Supreme Court has to say about the "literally" Wide Wide Open Saloon.
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Get rid of Skee Ball and replace it with beer pong.
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Belmont Resident
why are you pulling one of my posts from another thread, the one on the walkway form laconia center to meredith That is a different subject. This is about the weirs boardwalk area, not residential land that the city wants to take to make a walkway/bike path. |
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Personally I do not care either way; if it is built I would use it to ride or roller blade on. If it doesn’t get built it won’t bother me either. Personally I would never use someone else’s property to relax on, but I do see your point. |
No worries then, sometimes tough for me to read expressions over the computer
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Wide Open Saloon
The condition is absolutely ludicrous.
Saw today, the Meredith Dover Street 2.5 story building that had serious fire over the weekend, what looked like inspectors with Fire Department protective gear, seriously looking at the second floor back deck! Speculate looking for cause of fire. Also, People NOT dressed like that removing personal items from first floor. Two large trash containers filling with bags of stuff. What is wrong with owners at Weirs building? Fours days in Meredith and work is being done! Come on Baldi family, move on!!!! WE JUST CAN NOT UNDERSTAND. We hope owners of adjacent properties get together and force city of Laconia to proceed with demolition and a property lien! |
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All of this does not change the fact that it is an eyesore, and yes, we all would like to see it either repaired or razed, but I for one still would like the owners to be afforded their just due in the legal system. :rolleye1:;):( |
From Their Facebook Page
Looks like things are finally starting to come together. It has been a long road with not much support from the community. My love goes out to all you supports who have been there for me and my family, and understand the depths of how complicated this has all been. I know I still have a while before I reach the top of giant hill, and for all you local nasty's......well I belive in karma. I have not lost my fight or my strength, so I will continue on and remain hopeful.
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Wow! Poor me, not much support from the local nastys. What? I'm not a local but I do agree with one of the statements. Karma. Hope it bites the right hand.
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How someone can be responsible for the longevity of that eyesore and call other people "local natsy's" [sic] really is hard to understand. I am within 1,500 feet of that place. I have been trying to sell on and off for two years and the feedback from my broker is potential buyers are concerned about the rundown look of that burnt out building near the bridge and its negative impact on the general area. Sorry for the misunderstanding. R2B |
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Have a look at the fire damage in Meredith on Dover Street: No more than four days after the fire they are in their performing the inspection & clean-up process. |
Saturday 5th May
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Laconia Daily Sun http://www.laconiadailysun.com/
Headline: petition being signed! Bravo, Bravo, Bravo, Bravo!!!!!! I'd gladly sign, but I vote in an abutting Town, not Laconia. Seriously, if Lakes Region voters and/or interested parties can be included, I will seek out one of the petitions. In any case, I wish a successful conclusion to the leaders of the petition. Contractor for roundabout has equipment on this site; let them tear it down as they wind down for summer season's traffic, the time I read they plan to put their work on hold! Cell phone picture from a friend in January.... |
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After reading the Laconia Daily Sun article I can't help but feel the Baldi family could care less about the Weirs, its neighbors, the season, or the many thousands of tourists that call the Lakes Region one of the most beautiful places on earth. The poor image they have created while ignoring the well being of their fellow buisness people says enough for me. Time to not only sign the petition but also to send a loud message to the Baldis by never frequenting their other businesses. Finally, the article that purports the council members are intimidated says enough for me. Vote them all out next election!!! Let's all get behind the tear down of this eyesore and return the entry to the Lakes Region to its beauty. Again, many thanks to John Ganong and Don Thurston for having the courage and the spine to not only speak out but to challenge the status-quo! |
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You should read this. It’s a transcript of the Baldi's bankruptcy. It just goes to show you their mentality. These people only care about themselves and will skirt the rules any way they can to satisfy their own selfish needs.
They don't care about the area or anyone else but themselves. |
FYI Yesterday's condition 5/5/12.
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Another view. For those who have not driven around back on the drive-in's entry road. Taken by cell phone by friend and emailed to me.
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We Vote Number One!!
As we drive thru the Weirs and drive frequently around the lake...we have decided that this is the WORST eyesore in the region....BAR none!! What a shame this beautiful lake has to contend with this ugliness. We feel for the next door neighbors...we have no feelings for the owners...they have allowed this blight to continue for toooooo long! Bulldoze that place....:confused:
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Wide Open Saloon
I also find it odd that the city won't do anything to step in and tear it down themsleves. They are getting ready to write a check for $2.16 million for the Laconia Prison property. But, I guess I don't blame the city that much, I'm sure they know if the pay the expense to tear it down they will never get a dime out of the Baldi's. I think the city would have better odds at winning Power Ball than getting a dime out of the Baldi's.
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