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Total Basement Finishing, a Blackdog Affiliate

Transform your unused basement into a beautiful, functional living space with Total Basement Finishing, a Blackdog Affiliate. Backed by over 30 years of remodeling expertise through our parent company, Blackdog Builders, Inc., we specialize in creating basements that are comfortable, healthy, and built to last. Our Total Basement Finishing System™ uses waterproof, mold-resistant materials specifically engineered for the basement environment—no drywall, no wood, no worries. From home offices and entertainment rooms to gyms, guest suites, and playrooms, we design spaces that match your lifestyle and increase your home’s value. Why homeowners choose us: - Over three decades of remodeling expertise - Mold- and moisture-resistant wall, flooring, and ceiling systems - Energy-efficient insulation and finishing products - Professional design consultation and detailed project management - 3-year labor warranty plus 20+ year manufacturer warranties for peace of mind Proudly serving Southern New Hampshire, Northeastern Massachusetts, and Southern Maine, including Salem, Nashua, Manchester, Andover, Portsmouth, Wells, York, and surrounding areas.

Rockingham County

Tony Schinella

Boston Metropolitan Area

Salem

New Hampshire

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Blackdog Design/Build/Remodel

When it comes to home remodeling in Salem, NH, homeowners have trusted Blackdog Design/Build/Remodel for over 35 years. Our award-winning design-build team specializes in kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, home additions, and whole-home renovations — delivering projects on time, on budget, and with unmatched client care. At our Salem design-build showroom, you can explore creative design solutions, quality materials, and expert advice to make your dream home a reality. From the first design concept to the final walkthrough, we manage every detail — ensuring a stress-free remodeling experience and stunning, lasting results. Our Salem Remodeling Services Include: - Kitchen design and remodeling - Bathroom renovations - Home additions and expansions - Whole-home remodels - Custom cabinetry and built-ins Proudly serving Salem, Windham, Londonderry, Derry, and surrounding Southern NH and Northeastern MA communities, Blackdog combines craftsmanship, creativity, and integrity in every project.

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According to the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies, a Massachusetts casino could reduce New Hampshire slot revenue by up to 45 percent, as indicated in a report Tuesday <a href="http://www.unionleader.com/article/20130501/NEWS06/130509976" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">from the Union Leader</a> NHCPPS Director Steve Norton presented findings to the Senate Bill 152 subcommittee on revenue. According to the paper, the three casino subcommittees must complete their work by next week and present their findings to the joint House committee May 16. The Senate passed the bill back in March. SB 152 calls for one high-end casino with up to 150 table games and up to 5,000 slot machines. The House, which has never passed an expanded gambling bill, began its scrutiny of the legislation in April. House Speaker Terie Norelli (D-Portsmouth) created a joint committee of House Finance and Ways and Means committee members to examine the bill. Its subcommittees are focusing on three areas: revenue, regulations and "community impact."

According to the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies, a Massachusetts casino could reduce New Hampshire slot revenue by up to 45 percent, as indicated in a report Tuesday <a href="http://www.unionleader.com/article/20130501/NEWS06/130509976" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">from the Union Leader</a>

NHCPPS Director Steve Norton presented findings to the Senate Bill 152 subcommittee on revenue. According to the paper, the three casino subcommittees must complete their work by next week and present their findings to the joint House committee May 16.

The Senate passed the bill back in March. SB 152 calls for one high-end casino with up to 150 table games and up to 5,000 slot machines. The House, which has never passed an expanded gambling bill, began its scrutiny of the legislation in April. House Speaker Terie Norelli (D-Portsmouth) created a joint committee of House Finance and Ways and Means committee members to examine the bill. Its subcommittees are focusing on three areas: revenue, regulations and "community impact."

The Union Leader reported the news today.