DTC is proud and honored to be named as Business NH Magazine’s Business of the Year in the Business Services Category. On May 1, 2017, Business NH Magazine announced its prestigious Business of the Year award winners. DTC was chosen for its outstanding civic contributions and exceptional performance within its industry sector. This accomplishment is only possible with the support of our staff, colleagues and community and we thank you! Click here to see our Business of the Year video.
We are excited to announce we are moving our Exeter office on May 20th to our new location at 16 Windsor Lane, Exeter, NH 03833 (across from Access Sports). As we prepare for the move, on Friday May 19th in the late afternoon, there may be interruption in either telephone or e-mail services. We plan to be up and running at our new location on Monday, May 22, 2017.
For directions to our new location click here.
Attorney Chris Boldt will once again be presenting at the 2017 Annual Spring Planning and Zoning Conference of the NH Office of Energy and Planning, scheduled for Saturday, April 29th at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, NH. Chris has again been asked to speak at a double session on the basic procedures ZBA members should use in making their various decisions on variances, special exceptions, appeals of administrative decisions and waivers of dimensional criteria. For more information and on-line registration, please go to http://www.nh.gov/oep
The new office at 16 Windsor Lane (across from the old courthouse on Hampton Road) is coming along quickly. The building is buttoned up, windows in, walls up and sheet rocking is in progress. Our new office will be state of the art and offer a more convenient and comfortable location for our new and old clients. We anticipate a move date in May, 2017. Stay tuned for additional photos and info as construction progresses.
While the majority of voters were in and out of the polls on November 8th, DTC Partner, Sharon Cuddy Somers, spent well over twelve hours overseeing the polls and the hand count of votes from the 1898 wooden ballot box. Sharon has served as South Hampton’s Town Moderator since 2010 and served as a member (and chairperson) of the Zoning Board of Adjustment prior to that time. DTC has a long tradition of volunteering in our communities. Other DTC attorneys have served in various town offices in the past as Town Moderators, Planning Board Members, ZBA Members, Economic Development Committee Members and countless others. DTC attorneys and staff take pride in our volunteerism serving the communities in which we live and work. Pictured is Sharon Somers with Town Clerk, Andrea Condon with the 1898 Wooden Ballot Box.
DTC has broken ground for its new office at Winsor Crossings at 2 Hampton Road (across from the old Courthouse) in Exeter. DTC has been a staple in the Exeter community for over 30 years and our decision to move was not taken lightly. It was important to us to stay in the community where we live, work and volunteer. Our new office will be state of the art and offer a more convenient and comfortable location for our old and new clients. We anticipate moving to our office in Spring 2017! Stay tuned for additional photos as construction progresses!
Attorneys Sharon Somers and Kate Miller will be presenting “Cell Towers: Managing the Approval Process to Protect Municipal Interests and Comply with State and Federal Law” on Wednesday, November 16 at the NH Municipal Association’s Annual Conference at the Radisson Hotel, 700 Elm Street, Manchester, NH. Kate and Sharon have lectured on this extensive subject in the past. Given recent changes to the law, this program is a must-see for those municipal officials who are faced with dealing with applications for cell tower locations. You can also visit our attorneys at our booth (#110) in the Exhibitor’s Hall on both Wednesday and Thursday. To view the materials from this presentation click here.
Attorney Chris Boldt will play the blinded old soldier “The Earl of Gloucester” in Seven Stages Shakespeare Company’s production of Shakespeare’s thrilling drama of family and political dysfunction Lear at 7:30 p.m. on November 3rd, 4th, 5th, 10th, 11th & 12th at the Millspace in Newmarket. Seen through the prism of Alzheimer’s Disease, Director Dan Beaulieu brings this production of a pillar of Western Literature into and around the audience at all times. It will be an experience not to be missed. As always, Seven Stages presentations are “Free for All or Pay What You Will”. For more information, please go to www.7stagesshakespeare.org.
DTC is proud to sponsor the first annual “Thanks for Giving Road Race” to benefit the Southern District YMCA’s Youth Programs and St Vincent de Paul of Exeter Community Assistance Center and Food Pantry. Start your Thanksgiving morning off right with the 5K and 10K family run/walk road race. To register or to learn how you can help click here.
DTC Lawyers is again proud to sponsor the Gala at RiverWoods at Exeter, to benefit the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in Exeter on October 15th, 2016, at the Boulders campus at RiverWoods . St. Vincent de Paul provides critically needed services to our neighbors in need in Exeter and the New Hampshire Seacoast: a well-stocked food pantry, access to medical and dental care, job skills training and countless other benefits. The RiverWoods biennial Gala, which benefits a specific charity each time, is a great opportunity for the community to come out to raise significant funds for St. Vincent de Paul. Please join the attorneys at DTC and other community members for a night of silent and live auctions, wonderful hors d’oeuvres and heartier fare, festive beverages and good cheer, all hosted by RiverWoods at Exeter. For more information please visit www.svdpexeter.com or riverwoodsrc.org.
