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CATCH Housing to Restore Old Franklin Mill Building into Apartments
CATCH Housing to restore old Franklin mill building into apartments Many are paint-chipped, broken and boarded up at the moment, but looking through the windows of the former Acme Knitting Machine and Needle Co. site Monday, Caite Foley, CATCH Housing vice president of real estate, laid out a grand vision for how the old mill building will soon be restored. The 45-unit, nearly $12 million affordable housing project, first conceived of a year ago, expects to have all of...Read More
Best and Worst Places to Retire New Hampshire
New Hampshire is one of the Best Most Comfortable Place to settle down, relax and the cost will fit in your budget. This Is What a Comfortable Retirement Will Cost You in Every State If you’re like many Americans, you might be wondering, “How much do I need to retire?” Unfortunately, there’s not a one-size-fits-all answer. There are several rules of thumb to help you figure how much to save to retire. But the exact dollar amount you need will...Read More
Food Pantry Donations
Food Pantry collections were received, cans were not counted, boxes were loaded and driven away, we are sharing during this holiday season to those in need. Hoping that all are able to enjoy a nice warm meal with family and friends. There are several food pantries throughout the State of New Hampshire we are Seufert Law Office urge those that can donate to help out our pantries especially this time of year. They can be located at local churches, designated...Read More
Pearl Harbor
PEARL HARBOR – December 7th “December 7, 1941 – a date,” President Franklin D. Roosevelt famously proclaimed, “which will live in infamy.” The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii brought America into World War II. On Thursday, Americans will mark the 76th anniversary of the raid. Here are some facts surrounding that fateful day: What happened? Just before 8 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941, hundreds of Japanese planes made a surprise raid on Pearl Harbor, a major U.S....Read More
Is Tiger Woods Done – 5 Reasons Why He’s Far from Finished
He might be done. That’s been the tone when discussing Tiger Woods. It gained force when he missed the Masters for the third time in four years; a surgery and DUI arrest did nothing to hush those whispers. Hell, Woods himself fanned the flames at the Presidents Cup, acknowledging a future where he was finished with competitive golf. Woods is familiar with these forecasts; people have questioned what’s left in his tank to varying degrees for years. And yet because...Read More
Safe Black Friday Shopping
Seufert Law Office wishes everyone safe travels for Black Friday Shopping. Be cautious of your fellow drivers, shoppers and families. Catch those big deals! Black Friday is an informal name for the day following Thanksgiving Day in the United States, the fourth Thursday of November, which has been regarded as the beginning of the country’s Christmas shopping season since 1952. Most major retailers open very early for Black Friday Shopping, more recently during overnight hours, and offer promotional sales. Black...Read More
Little Patients at St Jude’s
The kids put their worries aside for a fun day with Snug from “Sprout House” as part of TODAY’s “Thanks and Giving” series. When he first came to St. Jude, David remembers being afraid. “I was scared that I was gonna die,” the 9-year-old, who had a rare form of leukemia, said on TODAY Monday. “They cured me and now I’m feeling way much better than ever.” For patients like David at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in New York...Read More
Ferries and Fairies
Ferries and Fairies – If you have travelled by car in and around the Outer Banks of NC you’ve probably travelled on one of their state run ferries. Hopping between the various islands and remote areas dotting NC’s eastern shore the ferries bring people and goods to waiting docks from the VA border to the SC border. There are 7 different routes, the longest ride being 2 ½ hours, the shortest only 20 minutes. The nice thing is that most...Read More
Flooding the Used Car Market – Vehicle Damages by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma
Flooding the Used-Car Market – Hundreds of thousands of cars were damaged by hurricanes Harvey and Irma, but in this country where people are moving all the time, a car flooded in TX can end up on the used car market in NH within weeks. It’s not illegal to sell flood-damaged vehicles, as long as both parties are aware of the situation. The problem is, there are plenty of shady sellers who conceal a car’s backstory from unsuspecting victims. Flood-damaged...Read More
Ginkgo Tree – New England
SEUFERT LAW OFFICE – Franklin, NH – On its Franklin Property, in New England, they have a beautiful Ginkgo Tree. Long prized in the East for its medicinal properties, the ginkgo is especially remarkable because it’s monotypic: there is only one species of ginkgo in the world, Ginkgo biloba. The survival of the ginkgo is all the more remarkable because it nearly became extinct, disappearing from the fossil record in both Europe and North America. Preserved by Buddhist monks in...Read More