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Pickleball complex with 9 courts coming to Rochester: Here’s what to expect

Foster's Daily Democrat

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By City of Rochester, NH
Karen Dandurant

Fosters Daily Democrat

A pickleball complex with indoor and outdoor courts is coming to the city.

The city Planning Board approved the application from Harry Wesson of Wesson Realty in Rochester for the project at 389 Gonic Road, bringing five indoor courts and four outdoor courts in phases.

Wesson said the cost of the project is currently being negotiated.

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