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Posted December 28. 2013 11:35AM

Briarcrest Estates owners had signaled retreat but judge's ruling may change that

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LACONIA — The tussle over the future ownership of Briarcrest Estates may take a fresh turn with the decision of Justice James D. O'Neill, III of Belknap County Superior Court not to dismiss the petition of Mark and Ruth Mooney, owners of the manufactured housing…


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