DISQUS

You can't really compare big cities with smaller towns/communities. With their infrastructure it only makes sense that their overall costs - fire, police, public transportation etc. would drive up the taxes. I do however agree that unless a boat load of businesses open in Derry taxes will never go down and even with that it would drive up our infrastructure costs.

Who wrote that blog - lmao. Seemed right on to me.

Every town I know of has street vendors. All of a sudden "street vendors" aren't good enough for Derry? LMAO. The other day I was up in Concord and there were street vendors all over the place. Heaven forbid the town do anything to create a "small town" appealing atmosphere. Picking on a sausage vendor who's trying to make a living. Outrageous imo.

Every town I know of has street vendors. All of a sudden "street vendors" aren't good enough for Derry? LMAO. The other day I was up in Concord and there were street vendors all over the place. Heaven forbid the town do anything to create a "small town" appealing atmosphere. Picking on a sausage vendor who's trying to make a living. Outrageous imo.

Every town I know of has street vendors. All of a sudden "street vendors" aren't good enough for Derry? LMAO. The other day I was up in Concord and there were street vendors all over the place. Heaven forbid the town do anything to create a "small town" appealing atmosphere. Picking on a sausage vendor who's trying to make a living. Outrageous imo.

Personally I shop downtown Nashua and Concord and always hit Portsmouth in the summer. I think more shops in the downtown would be nice. People are getting sick of malls and mainstreets seem to be making a come back.