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viously more efficient than its forty year old predeces- sor, which said Whirlpool on the door. But, let me tell you, it
is one noisy contraption! Usually, when I get up in the morning, it is sitting silently in the pantry, not even running. But, I’ve come to notice that the minute I disturb it by opening and shutting the door on the refrigerator compartment, it rattles off to a start. The ini- tial start up’s cacophony slowly diminishes, but it never becomes what I’d characterize as quiet. The Frigidaire owner’s manual is peppered with reasons as to why you should not be alarmed by all the noise your new refrigera- tor will make! What does that tell you? But noise or not, I consider myself for- tunate to live in a country where refrigeration, indoor plumbing and other civi-
WOLFEBORO
Classic Country Cape in a lovely neighborhood on Wolfeboro Neck offers the best in
gracious living and only a short walk to Carry Beach and near Downtown.
$424,000 (4066551) Call 569-3128
MOULTONBOROUGH SUISSVALE
Large year round home in one of the best water access communities on Lk Winni. Totally
remodeled & updated,
very priv., short walk to beautiful beach.
Community water & boat launch.
TAMWORTH
Great Commercial Potential! Expand or
build another building. Complete w/inside
retail, restoration & storage areas plus 1200sf apartment!
Convenient location from any direction. Bring your ideas!
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Adorable 2 bedroom, 2 bath cape with lots of curb appeal, renovated inside and out, new 2 car garage with
heated workshop, a real Main Street charmer!
$188,000 (4073388) Call 569-3128
MOULTONBOROUGH Affordable package with park model RV
plus bunkhouse. 860 sq ſt, (3) bedrooms, (2) baths, Winni beach access. Great location for vacation home on 0.55 ac, drilled well and septic already installed.
$225,000 (4066147) Call 569-3128
MLS# 4109354
LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE: After the historic Alton Bay Pavilion was destroyed by fire in 2006, the Win- nipesaukee Pavilion was built from the ground up with many of the original features replicated in the new building. Te finest materials and craftsmanship were used to create 7 units. Unit #7 is a desirable end unit w/ 2 decks and a private landscaped patio. Te kitchen is granite and stainless. Tere are 2 gas fireplaces and a 30 foot deeded dock. $575,000 MLS# 4109354
RATTLESNAKE ISLAND,
$149,900 (4104137) Call 253-9360
Wolfeboro 569-3128 / Center Harbor 253-9360 / Alton 875-3128
LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE: Your chance to own this quintessential Island home. Peace, quiet and tranquility are just some of the obvious features of living on an island. Nothing to do to this home but move in and enjoy! Permanent Dock in place. A must see for island lovers. Just listed! $389,500 MLS# 4109706
MLS# 4107530
Just listed - Lake Winnisquam: Picture perfect storybook cape w/ deeded beach rights to Wildwood Beach. Level, private lot, extensive perennial gardens. Remodeled beautifully throughout w/ granite counters, antique pine floors, tile, new sinks, faucets, carpeting, and new shingles plus an expanded deck. Quiet cul-de-sac location. Brick FP in living room, wood stove in basement. FHW oil heat. Newer hot tub and Amish built storage shed. Priced well below assessed valuation of 292,000. Built by one of the Lakes Region’s finest builders. $265,000. MLS# 4107530.
FOR RENT - LACONIA: 2 BR 1.5 bath Townhouse w/ basement, heated garage, central air, 42” Plasma HD TV, gas FP, porch, deck, W&D, some furnishings possible. No smoking. Will consider small pet w/ a non refundable pet deposit. Fire alarm sys. wired to local fire dept. Sec. deposit required, (also can be sold - see MLS 4098091). Tower St., $900/mo+util.
$239,900 (4051623) Call 253-9360
lized amenities are avail- able to almost everyone. May that always remain true for our offspring and their descendants! The status of the so- called investigation of the Stacey Burns murder re- mains the same. That is, the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office has not reported on any progress in their investi- gation of her brutal mur- der on Mother’s day 2009, at least that I have seen. From all the evidence that I have seen, that’s prob- ably a good indicator that there hasn’t been any significant progress in the investigation of that crime. Then there’s another
unsolved murder with Wolfeboro ties. One year after she was shot and killed in October of 2010, Roberta “Bobbie” Miller’s family is trying to stimu- late some activity in find- ing the person or persons
HOLDERNESS
4 Bedroom Log home, wrap around deck, fireplace and a full
basement for expansion. Ready to move in with all the coziness of a log home. Squam beach access.
$269,900 (4082098) Call 253-9360
Here is a photo of my remote reading fuel oil gauge that was installed this past summer by Terry Biehl of Terry’s Independent Heating. As you can see, the readout unit may be plugged into any convenient AC outlet. You can also see the base of the unit’s small antenna, but what you can’t see is the fact that the antenna is but a mere three inches long.
responsible for the mur- der. The mother of two was shot and killed in her Gilford, New Hampshire home a year ago. Her dog was also found there, shot
97 Daniel Webster Hwy Meredith, NH
603-279-7046
and killed. Some members of Mill-
er’s family are offering a $50,000 reward for in- formation leading to an arrest in the case. At the
1921 Parade Rd. Laconia, NH
603-528-0088
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time of Bobbie’s murder she was recently divorced and was not on good terms with her ex-husband Gary Miller, who once owned a five franchise new car dealership on Route 28, in Wolfeboro. Miller later re- treated to Sanford, Maine, where he owned and op- erated a Ford agency. None of Miller’s original franchises now survive. Around the time that Ro- berta Miller’s body was discovered, a camp prop- erty in or near Sanford, Maine, that one or both of the Millers owned, mys- teriously burned to the ground! The New Hamp- shire Attorney General’s Office reports of progress in this case are similar to the progress reported in the Burns’ case. (No progress has been report- ed.) Some people on area discussion forums try to make a case for allowing the Major Crimes Unit of the New Hampshire At- torney General’s Office enough time to conduct their investigation. This prompted one discussion forum’s member to post the following: (With my additions of minor im- provements to grammar, spelling and punctua- tion.) “What’s the hurry??
You’re joking, right? Some nutbag is out there on the loose, who killed a women, and her dog, and your asking what’s the hurry??? Compromise an investigation? Let them take their time. And how much time is appropriate, 2, 3, 4 years? You want to kill someone? Do it in the state of NH. Just don’t be stupid enough to leave your wallet behind, and you should be all set.” The old 1825 Cape Cod
house that Diablo and I live in has a dirt cel- lar, which was standard equipment in houses that were built in 1825. The trip down into the cellar is an especially hazardous one for me. Between the rickety old cellar staircase See RAMBLNG on 33
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