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20120516 Pecha-Kucha Announcement

Thursday, June 23, 2012
On-site registration starts at 7:30
9:00 AM Start

For more information
email info@plannh.org

Proceeds benefit Plan NH and the Plan NH Student Scholarship Program

•Awards for top three finishers
•Medals for all participants to complete the course
•All participants eligible for a prize drawing

Register online: CLICK HERE

Download the map and registration here:  Plan NH 5k Race Application 2012

DIRECTIONS: From Route 93, take Exit 15 W which puts you in Route 393 West. At the first set of lights (1/4 mile), turn right onto Commercial Street. At the bottom of a short hill, turn right at the stop sign (Still Commercial Street). Continue on Commercial Street approximately ¾ mile to the next stop sign. Turn right onto Delta Drive and go over railroad tracks. Continue over I-93 and park at NHTI, where the race starts and finishes.

For more info – click on the following link.

Stratham Economic revitalization breakfast May 30

Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Shotgun start at 9 AM

Funds raised during this event go directly into Plan NH’s Scholarship fund*, as well as to the organization’s operations. The Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to New Hampshire students at the undergraduate or graduate level who are studying in a field that supports Plan NH’s mission.

It is through the generosity of sponsors and players like you that critical success – including financial—happens.

Your support is not only monetary: it also demonstrates a belief in and commitment to the mission of Plan New Hampshire and the students and communities we serve.

You can find the Registration Form Here: CLICK HERE

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Low Impact Development Seminar Flyer

Invitation to Pocket Neighborhoods Daytime Presentation

                 LIQUIDITY AND THE 2012-13 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET:
       Where we’ve been and where we are headed with commercial investments

The housing market has been in turmoil and the experts say that commercial real estate investments are the next to fail. The program will unveil the “dirty” secrets of the last 4 down cycles that will place you on the “bleeding” edge.

Rob Nahigian, FRICS, SIOR, CRE, MCR and NAR Commercial Signature Series Speaker will review the last 10 years of commercial real estate investments and segregate the past returns for apartments, suburban office, retail, and warehouse and what properties seem to be the select properties in 2012.

The material reviews the last 3 years and the amount of commercial real estate purchased. How has the residential crisis impacted the commercial debt issues? What are the secrets of the next 3 years that could impact every commercial broker’s client? A review of commercial IRR’s vs. 10 yr. notes and a look at the past and present commercial mortgage delinquencies, the health of the CMBS market and why that financing has been critical to commercial real estate. Finally the international influence onU.S.commercial values with a final peak preview of 2012-13 and investment recommendations that an investor or commercial real estate broker may consider.

This program will enhance the commercial real estate practitioner’s skills and knowledge in positioning his/her client for the next upside in real estate.

Location:  SERESC,29 Commerce Drive,Bedford,NH

Date:  Friday, June 8, 2012

Agenda (may vary):

7:00 – 8:00 am Registration/Breakfast/Networking
8:00 am – 12:00 Noon Course
12:00 – 12:15 pm NHCIBOR Quarterly Meeting

CE Credits:  TBD

Cost: EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION through April 30, 2012: $40.00 Members/$50 Non Members 
           Beginning May 1st:  $45.00 NHCIBOR Members / $55.00 Non Members
Click here for link to registration form.

RSVP to Allison@nhcibor.com no later than June 1, 2012.  You will receive a reservation confirmation email.  If you sign up to attend, but are unable to attend, you will be billed since meals are guaranteed.  Payments are non-refundable.   Submit check payable to NHCIBOR, 166 South River Rd., Bedford, NH 03110 no later than June 1, 2012. 

Online Payment:   NH CIBOR members can pay online.  Click Here for National REALTOR Database log in.  Log in.  On the top right hand side click on Pay Dues.  There is an emall link on the bottom of the pay dues page.  Click on emall link to pay by credit card.

Non Members can pay online by having credit card ready and calling the NHCIBOR office at 603-647-0100.

On May 8, 2012, the Commission will hold a statewide conversation on the subject simultaneously at five sites throughout the state: Berlin, Greenland, New London, Keene, and Manchester (see below).  The discussion will be facilitated by New Hampshire Listens, a project of the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire.

We need to hear from you.  Please join us for an evening that is designed with the general public in mind.  The meetings will consist of small group conversations, not presentations by talking heads.  What about water is important to you? What are you concerned about? In what direction should New Hampshire be heading with respect to water resources and infrastructure?

Please pass this invitation along to your friends, business associates, and concerned fellow citizens.

The meetings will run from 6:00 to 9:00 PM, with a light supper served before the discussion.  Pre-registration is required so that we know how many people to expect at each site.

To register for this event or for more information, please visit the Carsey Institute web site or call (603) 862-0692.  Members of the Commission and I are eager to hear from you.

Note that a separate meeting will be held on June 19, 2012 in Concord to hear from professionals with a more direct interest in water resource issues.

John Gilbert, Chair
Water Sustainability Commission

(Wolfeboro, NH)  North Branch Construction of Concord completed additions and renovations to the Kingswood Middle School in March and continues work on the High School and Technical Center. Current projects in the High School include a lecture hall, two Audio/Visual studios – one which will be the home of Wolfeboro Community Television, a wood shop, an exercise/weight room, and a dance studio. The Technical Center will see new child care, health care, and electronics and machine tools sections in April and early May.

Modular classrooms will be removed during Spring Break vacation and final sitework will take place during this time. Final paving will be done when students begin their summer vacation on June 22, 2012.

Construction remains ahead of schedule and North Branch expects to have all three schools complete by early summer 2012.