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Fort Rock trails at risk: How Exeter, Newfields look to save 148 acres from development

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A campaign is underway to preserve 148 acres of woodlands, which includes the Fort Rock trail system. The Trust for Public Land and Southeast Land Trust is looking to work with the towns of Exeter and Newfields to purchase the land. The family has owned the 170-acre property for three generations. They want to sell 148 acres, retaining ownership of 22 acres around the Rock Crest Nursery.

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Fort Rock trails at risk: How Exeter, Newfields look to save 148 acres from development

Exeter and Newfields have a chance to preserve 148 acres of woodlands and trails, but they need to act fast before it is sold to a developer.

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Seacoastonline.com broke the news in 1 year ago on Wednesday, December 20, 2023.

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