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Joe Pace

Jun 8, 2017

Granite State of Mind, #119: Cancun Saloon, Durham

Another Durham restaurant that isn't there any more - and frankly, wasn't there for very long. It was such a brief comet in the downtown...

Joe Pace

Jun 7, 2017

Granite State of Mind, #118: Powder Hill Fish Hatchery, New Durham

Just down the street about two miles from my parents' camp on the shores of Lake Merrymeeting is the Powder Mill Fish Hatchery, managed...

Joe Pace

Jun 6, 2017

Granite State of Mind, #117: The Riverworks, Newmarket

I've always considered Newmarket as something I have to endure to get somewhere else; an obstacle between Stratham and Durham, straddling...

Joe Pace

Jun 5, 2017

Granite State of Mind, #116: Hugo Bolin Field, Spaulding High School, Rochester

Rochester has always been just far enough away from Exeter to feel like the frontier. The Winnacunnet Warriors were our rivals, we...

Joe Pace

Jun 4, 2017

Granite State of Mind, #115: Stuart Farm, Stratham

I've made mention of New Hampshire's family farm tradition before, and I have fond memories of many of them - the Saltbox Farm, the...

Joe Pace

Jun 3, 2017

Granite State of Mind, #114: 80 Front Street, Exeter

I've driven down Front Street in Exeter thousands of times, and every once in a while the stately brick house a couple of doors down from...

Joe Pace

Jun 1, 2017

Granite State of Mind, #113: Hayden Sports, Durham

My favorite entries in this series come when I can use a place as an excuse to talk about people. So yeah, I dig Hayden's Sports on Main...

Joe Pace

May 31, 2017

Granite State of Mind, #112: Rockingham Ballroom, Newmarket

I learned to ballroom dance in college, when Jen and I took a few semesters of lessons at the MUB. We became sufficiently confident in...

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