Concord NH Downtown Renaissance | Comcast Newsmakers

Concord NH Downtown Renaissance - 5:07

with City manager Tom Aspell Concord, New Hampshire

Posted Jul 16, 2018

Concord New Hampshire is in the midst of several community building projects; including a downtown revitalization, affordable housing opportunities, a community center for youth to seniors and a new ice hockey facility. City Manager, Tom Aspell explains.

Hosted by: Jenny Johnson Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team

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