Jun. 16—SALEM, N.H. — Businesses continue to open at Tuscan Village and more growth is anticipated later this year.

Intended as a "live, work, stay and play" destination, the 170 acre mixed-use property announced this week the addition of New Hampshire's first Container Store this holiday season.

It will be one of the first smaller format stores, with 15,000 square feet at 10 South Village Drive.

Other retailers including L.L. Bean, Pottery Barn, Sierra, Old Navy and Nike are already open for business.

Bennett's Sandwich Shop is coming to 12 South Village Drive, eventually joining the likes of eateries like Chick-fil-a, Beach Plum, Tuscan Market and Chipotle.

A prominent, 62,000 square foot building just off Exit 1 on Interstate 93 will house a Mass General Brigham location come late summer. Doctors will offer primary care for adults and children in addition to specialty treatments.

"At Tuscan Village our guest experience is our number one priority, we want to provide our community the best brands and retailers. We are honored to welcome and continue welcoming new shopping concepts and dining destinations to our community," said Michael Powers, senior vice president of retail leasing.

Village officials have yet to announce tenants of a life science center. And office space is still being advertised online, with opportunities ranging from 5,000 square feet of space "all the way up to 1,000,000 square feet of tailored built-to-suit campuses."

Some Tuscan Village residences are already occupied; a mix of studio, one and two-bedroom apartments, luxury rental homes and condos. More apartments are in the works.

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Music icon Dolly Parton, already famous for her generous spirit, has donated $1 million to support pediatric infectious disease research at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The country superstar's donation will support the fight against diseases such as COVID-19 as well as help researchers prevent and understand antibiotic resistance and diagnose and treat infections in children who are fighting cancer. "I love children," Dolly said in a statement.

Dolly Parton is giving $1 million to aid pediatric infectious disease research, including studying ways to fight COVID-19 in kids. The donation announced Wednesday from the “Jolene” singer will go toward research at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn. The money is being called a “transformative gift,” with officials saying it could “help in…

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Dolly Parton donated $1 million to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for pediatric infectious disease research. In 2020 she donated to Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine.