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Goffstown Select Board approves funds for five new pickleball courts at Roy Park

Goffstown Select Board approves funds for five new pickleball courts at Roy Park

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GOFFSTOWN N.H.- Members of the Select Board have approved a project that will result in five new pickleball courts being constructed at Roy Park.

The town received six bids for the work. Goffstown’s Select Board approved the release of a request for proposals May 11 and received sealed bids by June 15.

The winning bid was $177,200

Work is scheduled to begin by the end of July.

The work could be completed by October, weather permitting.

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