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Cross Roads did not specify in its release a timetable for finding a replacement.
Stone came to Cross Roads in 2004, tasked with serving as the organization s first development director. At that time, Cross Roads was putting together a major capital campaign to raise funds for a new shelter facility. The campaign hit its $5 million goal and the new shelter opened in 2009.
Stone was promoted to executive director in 2013, a role she’s served in ever since.
“Cross Roads House is in an excellent position right now. The organization’s finances are healthy, and our facilities are in great condition. We have a talented and dedicated management team, case management, and direct care staff, along with an extraordinary board of directors,” Stone said in the release.
PORTSMOUTH – Green & Company developers are proposing to build a 50-unit multi-family development off Lafayette Road.
The proposed development, if approved, will be located on a 45-acre site on the west side of Lafayette Road, according to documents filed on behalf of the development team at City Hall.
The site, which is located at 3400 Lafayette Road, will include community space and offer a mix of floor plans, along with garages, for what appear to be three-story townhouse condominiums proposed in 13 different buildings.
Traffic study
A traffic study for the proposed development conducted by Stephen G. Pernaw & Company, Inc., states that the New Hampshire Department of Transportation estimated annual average daily traffic volume near the development was 15,268 vehicles per day in 2020, down from 18,297 vehicles per day in 2019.
Saturday, May 22, 2021
5:08 a.m.: Police responded to a report of a motionless man under the Interstate 95 overpass. Upon response, police made contact with a man who appeared to be asleep. The male subject later said he was going to see a friend on Gosling Road and was all set.
9:10 a.m.: Police notified the Department of Public Works after a Greenland Road caller said that furniture had been left on her property. Police later said the furniture was left curbside for a yard sale at Robert J. Lister Academy but were uncertain how it got on the caller s property.
10 a.m.: Written warning issued to a Middle Road and South Street driver.