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I ’m just going to miss her so much. She was an inspiration for me, every time I step on the tennis court now I ’m going to be thinking of Darlene Horton. I just can not believe it. – Mary Alice Linzy	Found on Reuters 7 years ago
Still, states like New Hampshire and others tend to see a bump in hotel stays and other areas, according to industry estimates and accounts on the ground. I am sure this is typical of the primary season, but we did see a spike in business and it has stuck around for a little while after, Alexandra Horton, owner of Cafe La Reine in Manchester, New Hampshire, told FoxNews.com. I would say that overall the primary season is good for downtown Manchester and all of the local businesses to gain national exposure, Alexandra Horton said. Dan LaBerge, manager at Billy’s Sports Bar Grillin Manchester, told FoxNews.com they saw between a 5-10 percent increase in business, though businesses in downtown Manchester had a bigger boost. We get a lot of people from Washington D.C. here, it often ends up being actual campaign workers -- we did a buffet for the Hillary campaign, so it’s really a mix. You get a lot of people from out of town, people they ship in. – Dan LaBerge	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
Like Tim Horton's, they are also Canadian icons, but there's a lot of hamburger chains, and seems to be more and more coming everyday. That's going to put a lot of pressure on this issue, i guess they saw the success (of Burger King and Shake Shack) so. – Baskin Financial Services vice president	Found on Reuters 9 years ago

I ’m just going to miss her so much. She was an inspiration for me, every time I step on the tennis court now I ’m going to be thinking of Darlene Horton. I just can not believe it.

– Mary Alice Linzy

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

Still, states like New Hampshire and others tend to see a bump in hotel stays and other areas, according to industry estimates and accounts on the ground. I am sure this is typical of the primary season, but we did see a spike in business and it has stuck around for a little while after, Alexandra Horton, owner of Cafe La Reine in Manchester, New Hampshire, told FoxNews.com. I would say that overall the primary season is good for downtown Manchester and all of the local businesses to gain national exposure, Alexandra Horton said. Dan LaBerge, manager at Billy’s Sports Bar Grillin Manchester, told FoxNews.com they saw between a 5-10 percent increase in business, though businesses in downtown Manchester had a bigger boost. We get a lot of people from Washington D.C. here, it often ends up being actual campaign workers -- we did a buffet for the Hillary campaign, so it’s really a mix. You get a lot of people from out of town, people they ship in.

– Dan LaBerge

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

Like Tim Horton's, they are also Canadian icons, but there's a lot of hamburger chains, and seems to be more and more coming everyday. That's going to put a lot of pressure on this issue, i guess they saw the success (of Burger King and Shake Shack) so.

– Baskin Financial Services vice president

Found on Reuters
9 years ago

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