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Economic Development Committee Seeks New Farmers Market Site

Allenstown Economic Development Committee seeks new Farmers Market venue. The committee, chaired by Mike Frascinella with members Crystal Robbins and Ron Adinolfo, discussed relocating the market due to parking, space, and safety constraints at its current site, identifying potential venues

Economic Development · Meeting of March 25, 2026

NH ALLENSTOWN — Allenstown Economic Development Committee seeks new Farmers Market venue. The committee, chaired by Mike Frascinella with members Crystal Robbins and Ron Adinolfo, discussed relocating the market due to parking, space, and safety constraints at its current site, identifying potential venues including the old school property, the police department parking lot, and commercial properties on Chester and Route 28. Business updates included active site clearing on the Thibeault property on Granite Street, with long-term possibilities including a grocery store anchor and mixed-use development.

The committee also discussed the 79E Tax Exemption program as a tool to attract investment, with a proposal to refer a shorter exemption period (five-year sliding scale) to the Board of Selectmen for consideration.

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Source: the Economic Development meeting of March 25, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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