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2011 OWNERS AND VALUES AS OF 11/28/11 OWNER1 OWNER2 PARCEL ST# STREET UNIT MAILING CITY ST ZIP ACRES LAND BLDG TOTAL 112 VARNEY POINT RD LEFT REV TRST ROCHLIS, JON 223-443-000A & ISHII, KENNETH 112TTSVARNEY POINT RD LEFT 112 VARNEY POINT ROAD LEFT GILFORD NH 03249 0.57 840990 291100 1132090 125 SAMOSET LLC 267-012-125 2696 LAKE SHORE RD 125 37 EMERALD DR READING MA 01867 0 95000 126700 221700 16 ANTRIM ROAD LLC 214-038-500-5B 70 AIRPORT RD U5B PO BOX 2160 HILLSBORO NH 03244 0 7500 94300 101800 172 LILY POND ROAD LLC 215-002-000 172 LILY POND RD PO BOX 7412 GILFORD NH 03247 1.5 105800 143500 249300 19 BRIDGE ST LLC 267-211-036 6 CUMBERLAND RD U36 80 HILLIARD RD CHICHESTER NH 03258 0 30000 79700 109700 20 HIGH POINT LANE LLC 254-074-000 20 HIGH POINT LN PO BOX 7304 GILFORD NH 03247 23.321 242670 371000 497700 25 ARTISAN HOLDINGS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 214-018-000 25 ARTISAN CT PO BOX 7412 GILFORD NH 03247 2.03 127200 732300 859500 354-13 WALNUT STREET LLC 267-203-013 2679 LAKE SHORE RD U13 722 CHESTNUT ST MANCHESTER NH 03104 0 12500 9500 22000 4 BLUEWATER BAY LLC 222-045-004 109 DOCKHAM SHORE RD U4 23 RUNNELLS BRIDGE RD HOLLIS NH 03049 0 214000 86600 300600 51 DINSMOOR POINT ROAD LLC 267-176-000 51 DINSMOOR POINT RD 316 TILDEN ROAD SCITUATE MA 02066 0.65 91680 57600 149280 73 AVIATION DR ASSOCIATION C/O PAUL GAUDET214-026-004 73 AVIATION DR U4 PO BOX 1360 TILTON NH 03276 0 12000 18700 30700 73 AVIATION DR ASSOCIATION PROPERTY TAXES214-026-000 PER UNIT 73 AVIATION DR MST PO BOX 83 WOLFEBORO FALLS NH 03896 2.01 133700 327500 461200 A & L REALTY LLC 223-536-000 1979 LAKE SHORE RD 1979 LAKE SHORE ROAD GILFORD NH 03249 1.47 240800 257400 498200 A SUMMER PLACE C/O SUAN NELSON242-187-000 52 GLENDALE PL MST PO BOX 505 ALTON NH 03809 0 0 0 0 A TO Z FITNESS LLC 224-068-000 314 OLD LAKESHORE RD 314 OLD LAKESHORE RD GILFORD NH 03249 7.1 139200 467600 606800 ABARE, MARK A 249-021-000 33 WELCH ISLAND 60 WOODCREST ROAD BOXFORD MA 01921 2.9 380290 76100 456390 ABARE, THOMAS D 223-100-410 73 WEIRS RD D10 37 LONGWOOD DR LUNENBURG MA 01462 0 0 63800 63800 ABBIUSO, DONALD E SR & OLIVE 223-100-428 73 WEIRS RD D28 8 RED FOX RD NORTH HAMPTON NH 03862 0 0 71700 71700 ABBIUSO, JOHN L 223-100-718 73 WEIRS RD G18 8 RED FOX ROAD NO HAMPTON NH 03862 0 0 63800 63800 ABBOTT, GARY F 215-017-000 237 WEIRS RD 237 WEIRS ROAD GILFORD NH 03249 0.99 45540 78200 123740 ABBOTT, HAROLD E TRUSTEE ABBOTT, HAROLD214-051-000 E 1998 REVOCABLE9 TRUSTGILFORD EAST DR 3212 INDIAN TRAIL EUSTIS FL 32726 2.5 293900 343500 637400 ABBOTT, JAMES J 213-013-325 23 LISCOMB CIRCLE 50 23 LISCOMB CIRCLE U50 GILFORD NH 03249 0 0 20700 20700 ABC JONES PROPERTIES LLC 204-081-400 25 COUNTRY CLUB RD 4-A PO BOX 7325 GILFORD NH 03247 0 6600 76500 83100 ABC JONES PROPERTIES LLC 204-081-401 25 COUNTRY CLUB RD 4AA PO BOX 7325 GILFORD NH 03247 0 800 11500 12300 ABC JONES PROPERTIES LLC 204-081-402 25 COUNTRY CLUB RD 4-B PO BOX 7325 GILFORD NH 03247 0 4400 48700 53100 ABERG, JEAN P 266-034-028 2761 LAKE SHORE RD U28 2761 LAKE SHORE ROAD #28 GILFORD NH 03249 0 20000 168900 188900 ABERG, JEAN P & ALWARD, JOAN 252-161-000 78 SAGAMORE RD 2761 LAKE SHORE ROAD #28 GILFORD NH 03249 0.66 12860 0 12860 ABERG, JEAN P & JAMES H TTEES JANS FAMILY TRUST254-095-105 663 CHERRY VALLEY RD 5-Jan PO BOX 299 WINNISQUAM NH 03289 0 10000 80400 90400 ABIKOFF, LAURENCE & JACQUELINE 204-081-705 25 COUNTRY CLUB RD 705 55 LONGRIDGE DR GILFORD NH 03249 0 8300 95400 103700 ABIKOFF, LAURENCE & JACQUELINE 228-027-000 55 LONGRIDGE DR 55 LONGRIDGE DR GILFORD NH 03249 1.17 76280 128100 204380 ABREVAYA, ALBERT & LADONNA L 242-213-000 88 BELKNAP POINT RD 171 WINDEMERE DR BLUE BELL PA 19422 0.11 369360 73300 442660 ACETO, CHRISTOPHER R & KATHLEEN S 249-040-000 12 WELCH ISLAND 116 JAFFREY RD MALVERN PA 19355 1.6 316850 144300 461150 ACHBER, RACHEL 227-159-000 48 HEDGEWOOD CIRCLE 181 LYNNEWOOD ROAD LACONIA NH 03246-2364 0.83 18290 0 18290 ACHILLES, MICHAEL E & HEATHER D 223-100-407 73 WEIRS RD D7 PO BOX 250 GILMANTON NH 03237 0 0 63800 63800 ACKERMAN, RICHARD D & DIANE J 224-049-022 303 OLD LAKESHORE RD B10 303 OLD LAKE SHORE RD #B10 GILFORD NH 03249 0 0 11300 11300 ADAIR, MICHAEL & LISA A 228-087-000 30 IRISH SETTER LN 30 IRISH SETTER LANE GILFORD NH 03249 1.07 81530 165300 246830 ADAMO, DWANA L 212-041-000 8 PALOMINO RD 8 PALOMINO RD GILFORD NH 03249 1.2 102400 216800 319200 ADAMS, CHRISTINE & ROBERT MCNAMEE, PATRICIA223-033-013 135 WEIRS RD U13 55 WHITE BIRCH DR GILFORD NH 03249 0 218500 36700 255200 ADAMS, DOUGLAS M TTEE ADAMS, DOUGLAS217-073-000 M REV TRST 93 SUMMIT AVE 10 EVERGREEN CIRCLE LITCHFIELD NH 03052 2.1 143000 181000 324000 ADAMS, GAROLD A & MARION J 204-060-000 25 BEDFORD AVE 25 BEDFORD AVENUE GILFORD NH 03249 1.17 53540 83100 136640 ADAMS, JOLIE L 209-026-000 238 LIBERTY HILL RD PO BOX 7304 GILFORD NH 03247 0.91 70330 356600 426930 ADAMS, NANCY ANDREWS ANDREWS, HENRY245-054-000 N III 12 CAMP ISLAND 560 OLD RANGE RD SANBORNTON NH 03269 0.56 165280 26600 191880 ADAMS, RAYMOND D & SARAH L TRUSTEES ADAMS FAMILY223-100-227 TRUST 73 WEIRS RD B27 1203 EMERALD CT TEWKSBURY MA 01876 0 0 77100 77100 ADAMS, ROBERT & JOANNE 252-016-415 37 BOULDER RD LSP 4 BRISCOE RD GROVELAND MA 01834 0 0 81900 81900 ADAMS, ROBERT R & CHRISTINE A 253-369-000 55 WHITE BIRCH DR 55 WHITE BIRCH DRIVE GILFORD NH 03249 0.41 41480 189200 230680 ADAMS, SANDRA P & SHELBY L 215-007-000 334 LILY POND RD 25 CROSS RD WARD HILL MA 01830 34.5 157970 0 2200 ADDONIZIO, ANTHONY F TRUST 251-009-006 60 SCENIC DR U6 7 JONES RD MIDDLETON MA 01949-1673 0 165600 157800 323400 ADDONIZIO, FRANK & ANN MARIE TTEES SUNSHINE REALTY224-081-105 TRUST 336 INTERVALE RD A5 133 SALEM ST LYNNFIELD MA 01940 0 28000 110800 138800 1 OF 140 12/2/2011 2011 OWNERS AND VALUES AS OF 11/28/11 AGONIS, SUSAN PACH TRUSTEE 253-102-000 16 BRIARCLIFF RD 64 LOOKOUT DR FAIRFIELD CT 06432 0.761 153240 120900 274140 AGUIAR, ROBERT & CHIU, HSIU C 203-041-000 33 ALLEN RD 33 ALLEN ROAD GILFORD NH 03249 0.42 44020 101000 145020 AHMED, BASH 240-052-000 40 FOXGLOVE RD 117 LONDONDERRY RD WINDHAM NH 03087 0.66 25710 0 25710 AICHINGER, BARBARA P & EDWARD W JR 221-007-000 554 EDGEWATER DR 36 OLDE ENGLISH RD BEDFORD NH 03110 0.67 994840 308600 1303440 AICHINGER, BARBARA P & EDWARD W JR 221-007-001 558 EDGEWATER DR 36 OLDE ENGLISH RD BEDFORD NH 03110 0.57 973090 724900 1697990 AICHINGER, BARBARA P REV TRUST 221-002-000 553 EDGEWATER DR 36 OLDE ENGLISH ROAD BEDFORD NH 03110 1.5 133700 5100 138800 AIRPORT HANGARS AT LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE214-038-500 LLC 70 AIRPORT RD MST PO BOX 7178 GILFORD NH 03247 3.29 198100 0 198100 AJM-JAM 2002 REALTY TRUST 208-021-000 1 COTTON HILL RD 130 PELHAM STREET METHUEN MA 01844 0.73 68480 0 68480 AKERLEY, THOMAS J & GENOVA, DONNA A 240-118-200 15 NORTHVIEW RD PO BOX 7128 GILFORD NH 03247 0.69 83250 108700 191950 AKERLEY, WILLIAM R & LISA C 211-009-000 675 GILFORD AVE 675 GILFORD AVE GILFORD NH 03249 0.86 73490 112400 185890 AKRIDGE, WILLIAM DAVID TRUSTEE AKRIDGE, WILLIAM201-001-335 DAVID REV TRUST131 LAKE ST 335 38 WATSON RD DOVER NH 03820 0 5000 43300 48300 ALBERT, DANIEL R & DINA M 227-146-000 9 HATCH DR 9 HATCH DR GILFORD NH 03249 0.62 72400 109600 182000 ALBERT, LORI & QUIST, BRIAN 242-280-031 170 BELKNAP POINT RD U31 10 COOLIDGE CIRCLE NORTHBORO MA 01532 0.001 308500 171000 479500 ALDEN W F INC C/O BRYAN ALDEN242-153-011 13 SMITH COVE RD 11 PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34991 0 0 49700 49700 ALDEN, BRYAN S & COSTA, DEBORAH244-001-001 J 2 ROUND ISLAND PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34990 1 146810 83600 230410 ALDEN, BRYAN S & SUE E 242-153-061 13 SMITH COVE RD 61 PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34990 0 0 58900 58900 ALDEN, BRYAN S & SUE E 265-013-000 24 CHECKERBERRY LN PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34990 6.33 166570 240600 407170 ALDEN, BRYAN S TRUSTEE S & S REALTY TRUST242-153-302 OF 2004 13 SMITH COVE RD C2 PO BO 84 PALM CITY FL 34991 0 0 22400 22400 ALDEN, WALTER F & PAUL J TRUSTEES ALDEN LAND TRUST242-153-055 13 SMITH COVE RD 56 PO BOX 681 LAKEPORT NH 03247 0 0 74700 74700 ALDEN, WALTER F JR 244-001-007 7 ROUND ISLAND PO BOX 681 LACONIA NH 03247 0.5 144570 74000 218570 ALDEN, WF INC-50%, IERARDI, R TT-25% FOLSOM, RICHARD244-001-000 REV TRUST -12.5%8 ROUND ISLAND C/O BRYAN S ALDEN, PO BOX 84 PALM CITY FL 34991 37 1436790 0 3600 ALDRICH, GLEN & MARIE 224-046-043 343 OLD LAKESHORE RD 43 343 OLD LAKESHORE RD #43 GILFORD NH 03249 0 0 18700 18700 ALDRICH, NORMAN P & KATHLEEN D 203-052-000 108 MORRILL ST 108 MORRILL STREET GILFORD NH 03249 0.81 53000 112600 165600 ALDRICH, RICHARD W & PATRICIA 223-100-409 73 WEIRS RD D9 1 TOWN VILLAGE DR SALEM NH 03079 0 0 63800 63800 ALDRICH, SANDRA L 252-053-006 2393 LAKE SHORE RD U6 2393 LAKE SHORE RD #6 GILFORD NH 03249 0 50000 102100 152100 ALDRIDGE, SAMUEL C & KATHLEEN F 237-010-000 412 BELKNAP MTN RD 412 BELKNAP MOUNTAIN ROAD GILFORD NH 03249 23.5 179310 254500 333200 ALEXANDER, KATHELEEN M & BRUCE W 242-011-000 70 HEIGHTS RD 223 JOPPA HILL ROAD BEDFORD NH 03110 0.46 73400 50200 123600 ALLAN, DAVID J & JEAN N & LINDA TTEES ALAN FAMILY REALTY267-012-002 TRUST 2696 LAKE SHORE RD 2 2696 LAKE SHORE ROAD #2 GILFORD NH 03249 0 214450 110900 325350 ALLANOS, MARC 203-266-000 71 STONE RD 71 STONE RD GILFORD NH 03249 2 69500 194500 264000 ALLARD, GLORIA 252-016-049 17 ISLAND VIEW LSP 1 ST ANDREWS DR QUEENSBURY NY 12804 0 0 64300 64300 ALLARD, JOHN R TRUSTEE ALLARD, GERALD222-058-000 R IRREV TRUST 126 DOCKHAM SHORE RD 124 JOLIETTE ST MANCHESTER NH 03102 1 101000 127800 228800 ALLARD, RITA J 252-016-258 15 WOODBRIDGE RD LSP 2600 LAKESHORE RD #62 GILFORD NH 03249 0 0 42600 42600 ALLEN, BARBARA R TRUSTEE ALLEN, BARBARA208-018-000 R REVOC LIVING TRUST7 JUDGES WAY 11118 FOREST EDGE DR RESTON
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    Arctic Surveillance Civilian Commercial Aerial Surveillance Options for the Arctic Dan Brookes DRDC Ottawa Derek F. Scott VP Airborne Maritime Surveillance Division Provincial Aerospace Ltd (PAL) Pip Rudkin UAV Operations Manager PAL Airborne Maritime Surveillance Division Provincial Aerospace Ltd Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa Technical Report DRDC Ottawa TR 2013-142 November 2013 Arctic Surveillance Civilian Commercial Aerial Surveillance Options for the Arctic Dan Brookes DRDC Ottawa Derek F. Scott VP Airborne Maritime Surveillance Division Provincial Aerospace Ltd (PAL) Pip Rudkin UAV Operations Manager PAL Airborne Maritime Surveillance Division Provincial Aerospace Ltd Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa Technical Report DRDC Ottawa TR 2013-142 November 2013 Principal Author Original signed by Dan Brookes Dan Brookes Defence Scienist Approved by Original signed by Caroline Wilcox Caroline Wilcox Head, Space and ISR Applications Section Approved for release by Original signed by Chris McMillan Chris McMillan Chair, Document Review Panel This work was originally sponsored by ARP project 11HI01-Options for Northern Surveillance, and completed under the Northern Watch TDP project 15EJ01 © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, as represented by the Minister of National Defence, 2013 © Sa Majesté la Reine (en droit du Canada), telle que représentée par le ministre de la Défense nationale, 2013 Preface This report grew out of a study that was originally commissioned by DRDC with Provincial Aerospace Ltd (PAL) in early 2007. With the assistance of PAL’s experience and expertise, the aim was to explore the feasibility, logistics and costs of providing surveillance and reconnaissance (SR) capabilities in the Arctic using private commercial sources.
  • Real Estate Transfers

    Real Estate Transfers

    JULY 16, 2020 BOOK YOUR POST IT Call Your Advertising Rep TTHEHE BBEEACONACON HHILLILL TTIMESIMES (781)485-0588 THERE ARE NO TIMES LIKE THESE TIMES Pandemic causes Esplanade events to go virtual By Dan Murphy own pace. And while the number of participants this year was only While the state’s Department of a fraction of the 1,000 runners the Conservation and Recreation has event typically draws, the virtual postponed group events on the race was still seen as an unquali- Charles River Esplanade through fied success. the end of this month, some orga- “For us, it was a successful nizations that had events planned event, but not on par with a typi- in the park during this time have cal 5K, but in experimenting with taken a cue from the Esplanade something new, we were pleased Association, which successfully with the results,” said Michael reimagined its annual 5K as a Nichols, executive director of the virtual footrace for the first this Esplanade Association. “We cer- year in response to the ongoing tainly thought that a virtual race A view of Back Bay from the Charles River Esplanade. pandemic. was the responsible way to hold From June 1 to 7, 300 runners the event, so we’re not surprised from three countries (the U.S., to see other organizations that Brazil and India) and 13 states had their events planned for the Charles Circle Bluebikes station participated in the virtual race by Esplanade follow suit.” running or walking 5K (3.1 miles) anywhere in the world at their (ESPLANADE Pg.
  • New England Sengers Will See the Bustling Inner Harbor

    New England Sengers Will See the Bustling Inner Harbor

    Day One. Arrive in historic Essex and ride the rails to your steam boat adventures. Depart from the station for a ride through the beautiful countryside of the Connecticut River Valley aboard a true Steam train with vintage rail car. Travel along taking in the sites includ- ing the historic Goodspeed Opera House, the majestic Gillette Castle, Flora, fauna, wildlife and more. Enjoy an included dinner then arrive and check-in for a one night stay in Mystic, CT. Day Two. Enjoy an expanded continental breakfast before departing for Boston. Discover this Capital city including the USS Constitution, Beacon Hill, the Free- dom Trail, Boston Common, Bunker Hill, Boston Public Garden, State House, Rose Kennedy Greenway, historic Feneuil Hall and Quincy Market. Climb aboard the Bos- ton Harbor Cruise, a relaxing narrated cruise where pas- Price Per Person: New England sengers will see the bustling inner harbor. Learn about Double Occupancy $856 the past, present and future of the historic waterfront Triple Occupancy $815 area, Charles Navy Yard, fishing industry, Tea Party site Quad Occupancy $789 and more. Arrive and check in for a three night stay in Single Occupancy $1061 Trains & Cruises Dover, NH and freshen up for an included dinner. (save $5 per person when you reserve on-line) Sunday, October 4 - Day Three. Enjoy expanded continental breakfast and Package Includes: depart for Winnipesaukee scenic railroad and ride the Deluxe Motorcoach Transportation, Four Ex- October 8, 2020 train to your cruise. View this impressive lake from the shore as you travel over the historic tracks of the Boston panded Continental Breakfasts, One Luncheon & Maine railroad.