Portsmouth, NH News

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• Miami Burning
• 28th Annual WOKQ Chowda Festival
• Seacoast Repertory Theatre Bares All! The Full Monty Kicks off A Sizzlin’ Summer of Entertainment
• Protected: The New Hampshire Gazette Volume 256, No. 17, May 18, 2012
• Same As It Ever Was
• Prescott Park 2012 Season
• Protected: The New Hampshire Gazette Volume 256, No. 16, May 4, 2012
• Printing on the Wooden Common Press
• Surely It’s Just an Oversight
• When E.F. Hutton Confesses …
• Schrödinger’s Job
• Vandal Horde Descends on Capitol
• … And a Wake-Up
• What Could Go Wrong?
• “Jail to the Chief”
• Things We Do For Love at Seacoast Repertory Theatre
• Choose Your Poison
• Yet Another Endearing Texan
• The Nation’s First Successful Newspaper
• NASA Finally Comes to Town
• Perhaps the Least Likely Conversation in U.S. History
• File Under: “Statement No Longer Operative”
• Protected: The New Hampshire Gazette Volume 256, No. 15, April 20, 2012
• Vets Overrule Supreme Court
• Spiro Takes a Bribe
• Isaiah Thomas, Zechariah’s Fowle’s Former Apprentice, Reports on Lexington
• Rhode Islanders Have Two Governors
• Jesus Appears to Reverend Moon
• Ike and the Cross of Iron
• United Way of The Greater Seacoast Newsletter April 2012
• Who Put the Kibosh on the Bay of Pigs Invasion?
• The Pine Tree Riot
• Congressman Resigns, Reveals, Redeems
• World’s First Steam-Driven Airplane
• The Vermont Joy Parade Busking in Market Square
• 6th Annual Spring Fling For Seacoast Repertory Theatre
• Seacoast Repertory Theatre Launches New Website
• Lowering the Weights
• Seacoast Rep Opens 2012 Season With Ain’t Misbehavin’
• United Way of the Greater Seacoast News - 10 for 10: Shopping Local, Giving Local!
• F** The Banks
• Upside of Being Down at Seacoast Rep
• New Generation Announces Annual Charity Dinner Auction
• Special CD Release Concert
• United Way of The Greater Seacoast Newsletter February 2012
• Portsmouth Singer Songwriter Festival: Legends, Stars + Up-and-Comers
• Public Service Company of New Hampshire Invests $5,000 in Strawbery Banke Museum Heritage House Program
• Memorial
• Final Crossings
• By Request at Seacoast Rep Theatre!
• Rhourd Enouss entering and leaving Portsmouth Harbor
• First Night Portsmouth 2012
• Launch of the Gundalow Piscataqua
• Spark Meets Tinder
• Gay Bride Of Frankenstein Live! In Concert
• Occupy Earth
• Winter is Coming
• A Free People Need a Free Press
• Who are OccupyMARINES? Who is Xervarian?
• 22nd Annual WHEB Chili Cook-Off
• FCWT Junior Golf Tour Releases Its 2011-2012 Schedule
• Strawbery Banke Museum Names Elizabeth Farish As Chief Curator
• The Revolution Is Being Livestreamed
• Prescott Park Presents Memorial Bridge Party
• New Hampshire Fish and Lobster Festival At Prescott Park Celebrates 400 Years Of Local Seafood!
• Invest in Reality
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Reaches More Than 300 Local Families Through Family-in-Need Program
• Folk Legend Arlo Guthrie in Concert
• Austin-Based Hot Club of Cowtown Comes to Portsmouth
• Fine Food and Wine Tasting Tour at Strawbery Banke Museum
• 435 Hohners — Our Simplistic Solution to the Nation’s Most Intractable Problem
• Hamilton’s Legacy
• Hairspray at the Rep
• Rocky Horror is Live at the Rep!
• The Future of News is the Future of Civilization
• The River House Restaurant 2011 Wednesday Night Concert Series Presents David Wax Museum
• Wailin Jennys, Country Fest, Grease And More At Prescott Park
• The Rep Goes Mobile With 2D/QR Code Mobile Campaign
• The Royal British Legion Brass Band Performs Prescott Park
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Presents 7th Annual WOKQ Country Festival
• Strawbery Banke Museum Celebrates Vintage and Vine Wine-tasting and Sale
• The River House Restaurant Concert Series Brings Taj Mahal Trio To Prescott Park
• Fiddle Sensation Natalie Macmaster Performs Prescott Park Arts Festival's 14th Annual Folk Festival
• Prescott Park Arts Festival and The River House Restaurant Concert Series Present The Wailin' Jennys
• Because It Worked So Well in California
• The River House Restaurant Concert Series Presents 'Greg Brown'
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Adds Third Shakespeare Performance
• Good Morning, Strawbery Banke Wins New England Museum Association Book Award
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Presents Americana Festival with Lori McKenna, Red Molly, Mark Erelli, and Craig Werth
• Four Stellar Acts for Showcase Festival at Prescott Park
• Digital Companion, Vol. 255, No. 20
• Singer-Songwriter Shawn Colvin To Perform In Prescott Park
• Cheryl Wheeler to Perform at Prescott Park
• Mr. Riley Responds …
• Making It Up As They Go Along
• Dreary Day, Great View
• Summer Is Here at Prescott Park
• Le Vent du Nord to Perform Prescott Park
• Prescott Park 2011 Wizard of Oz Opening
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Invites Families to Over the Rainbow Picnic: A Day with Dorothy and Friends
• Shakespeare in Prescott Park
• William Marvel to Speak at Portsmouth Athenæum
• Prescott Park Arts Festival's Annual WOKQ Chowder Festival Goes Green!
• Sail Portsmouth 2011
• Annual WOKQ Chowder Festival
• Urban Forestry Center Holds Arbor Day Celebration
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Announces The River House Restaurant 2011 Wednesday Night Concert Series!
• Memorial Day Weekend Program
• Prescott Park's Executive Director Receives 2011 Governors Arts Award
• Men At Work
• Happy May Day, America
• Faulkner was Right
• Bank (Fraud) of America Day
• Time for a S-t-r-e-t-c-h
• Strawbery Banke Museum Commemorates Civil War 150th Anniversary
• Concord Rally Photos
• Prescott Park 2011 Musical Announcement
• Royalty Sighted
• Memorial Bridge Funding in Danger
• Tet Plus 43 Years
• The Café Formerly Known as Brioche
• Beer Girl Sighted
• Big Day Tomorrow
• Funny You Should Ask, Dave …
• Democracy’s Death Knell?
• Congressman Guinta Palinizes the 2nd Amendment
• Gunny Advances in Another Direction
• January Warms Up at The Hall
• So Far, So Good
• Iconic Marine Sets Career on Fire
• Intimately Yours: The Wailers
• Senator Sanders Filibusters
• Senator Tells the Truth
• Citizen Groups To Get NRC Hearing Tuesday
• Once Upon A Winter's Eve To Be Celebrated At Strawbery Banke Museum's Candlelight Stroll
• Just Announced! Marc Cohn and Justin Townes Earle
• Rare Fowle Declaration Being Auctioned Today
• Auctioneer's shill bidding was legal, says defense lawyer
• Historical society seeks the ancestors of the Isidore's crew
• Sen.-elect Stiles seeks to cut rooms and meals tax
• Five quit Newmarket zoning board in protest
• Dredge project cost goes up in Wells
• Kennebunkport boy remembered for his sweet personality, big heart
• Give a soldier a coffee break this Veterans Day
• York chamber of commerce seeks citizen of the year nominees
• Waste haulers accuse Wells selectman of conflict of interest with dump plans
• Portsmouth's tax rate spikes 32 cents
• Doo salon thrives in Kittery
• Board removes Score from vice chairman post
• PHS gets injured Lane back for football playoffs
• N.H. man facing texting charge after crash
• Joseph Littlefield recognized for his contributions to the Ogunquit community
• Portsmouth Seacoast Rotary's 2nd Annual 5K Turkey Trot
• Former Kozlowski estate sells at auction for $4.2M
• Maine highway budget faces $720M shortfall
• Ogunquit clam flats re-open
• Obama gets no trade deal, but has his hands full
• 'Big plans' for Goss Farm sold to Rye
• City police to join effort to target distracted commuter drivers
• Kennebunk municipal meetings
• Regulator: Oil fire may have caused A380 problem
• Stiles backs bill to hold off return of donor towns
• Penny Sale to benefit South Berwick Youth Center
• Kennebunkport municipal meetings
• Coast Guard: Extra tugs to meet stricken cruise ship
• Analysts: GOP now faces pressure to succeed
• York, Kittery land trusts get assist
• Wells municipal meetings
• Poll: Public mixed on GOP tax, health plans
• Police: Man killed wife with flashlight
• Kittery students thank veterans
• Ogunquit municipal meetings
• Pedestrian struck on head with bottle, say police
• Handcuffed woman wearing 'ball gag' is found safe
• Walking for Ashley, walking for hope
• Maine could become end of "hydrogen highway"
• Fuel program holds fund-raiser
• Kennebunk and Wells businesses honored at event
• Maine investigators say Biddeford fire arson
• Frisbee project design in works
• Wells man faces rape charges for alleged incident with girl
• N.H. Dems retain Senate seat after recount
• South Berwick council holds illegal meeting
• Video chat introduces Maine students to their peers outside of Washington, D.C.
• Manchester nixes chicken proposal
• City seeks bids for police department audit
• Kennebunk Free Library's director steps down, pursues new career
• Recount in District 13 state rep. race Friday
• Bridge study group issues final report
• KHS, KES receive Exxon Mobil grants
• New senior housing ready in Rye
• Inspections may cause delays at Sarah Long Bridge
• Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens
• Auctioneer's shill bidding was legal, says defense lawyer
• Krempels named 'Angel' by Yankee Magazine
• Guac-n-Roll to move into Inn on the Blues space for winter
• Economic Development Corp. may come to York Beach
• City police search for woman wearing handcuffs, ball gag
• With Obama's visit, India displays new power
• Singapore Airlines pulls 3 A380s due to engines
• Home Depot taking your used books for city schools
• York police ask drivers to obey school-zone speed limits
• State, York referendums endorsed
• NH jury reaches decision in fatal home invasion
• Southern Maine pedestrian trails to share $20M
• City looking to leaseGreenleaf Recreation Center
• Council approves fire truck purchase
• Seacoast Christian School purchases land, building for expansion
• Democrat Hill wins Senate seat
• Casino foes seek ballot question recount in Maine
• Maine police say 3 young people killed in crash
• Portsmouth seeks consultant for police department audit
• State Street reconstruction nears completion
• Maine casino foes seek recount
• York voters 'Leave it to Weaver'
• Nearly 4,500 stranded on cruise ship off Mexico
• Maine crews repair power after New England storm
• Investor buys Samuel's Mini Mart at foreclosure auction
• Care packages to benefit deployed service members
• Man charged in the death of wife
• Republican Moulton to fill Hill's post
• York County business owners celebrated
• N.H. shooting suspect held without bail
• DWI charge dismissed in plea deal
• Tolls considered for Memorial, Sarah Long bridges
• Retiring chief justice named UNH law school dean
• Scontras reflects on defeat; won't run again
• N.H. teen convicted of murder in machete attack
• N.H. mom upset bus left child away from home
• Maine man surrenders in school computer thefts
• Cable network films veterans sharing their stories with York students
• FairPoint to begin paying rebates to Maine customers
• Casinos No! may fight referendum vote
• EHS principal is proud veteran
• Portsmouth steps up plan to get $282K refund
• Cuffed and gagged woman found safe, say police
• Judge 'cages' teen with life sentence in machete killing
• SAD 35 wellness coordinator focuses on adolescents
• Maine Supreme Court upholds York man's prison sentence in manslaughter case
• Cutter Campbell crew member earns prestigious honor
• House cleaner charged in theft
• Threat puts Fla. county schools on lockdown
• Saunders at Rye Harbor restaurant demolished
• Traip Academy will not tuition students
• CMP trimming trees, vegetation in York County
• Portsmouth football playoff game moved to Friday night
• N.H. mother, son found dead inside home; 2 injured
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• Obama: Strong U.S. economy key to global recovery
• Teen sentenced to jail for pot possession
• About town in York
• Dentists dispute fluoride fears
• Police: Deadly teen beating at party unprovoked
• Decision delayed on Tyco building
• Details of Maine soldier's death released
• Spam and a slow tow for thousands on cruise ship
• Shining 'Knights' gives $2K to New Generation shelter
• York municipal meetings
• Part of State Street closed Nov 9, 10
• York County news briefs
• Nashua company provides wheelchair for retired police dog
• GM reports $2B 3Q profit ahead of stock offering
• Rye adds worker housing restriction
• York Middle School students meet with veterans
• Soldier from Maine killed in Afghanistan
• Police allege man sold OxyContin at Gosling Meadows
• Amazon blog: Woman shares trip with 4th-graders
• Auction brings $4.2M for property formerly owned by Tyco exec
• Maine nurses to hold 1 day strike Nov. 22
• Portsmouth Around the Schools
• Group seeks federal money for York River
• Saunders restaurant razed
• Portsmouth offers flat rate parking during snow emergencies
• Daughter of late Israeli general to speak in city
• Portsmouth Police join effort to target distracted drivers
• Seabrook nuclear plant testing emergency sirens Wednesday
• Panhandler sentenced on one charge; fights another
• GOP sweep: LePage is Maine governor
• Auctioneer's shill bidding was legal, says defense lawyer
• General Motors sends Mr. Goodwrench to sidelines
• Seabrook backs out of appeal of Route 1 development
• Family of N.H. marine to be given Navy Cross
• Newmarket-Portsmouth school merger off table
• VFW hosts Veterans Day observance
• Auburn man charged with killing his wife
• Repeat panhandler pleads guilty
• Shippers fought full screening of cargo planes
• N.H. man facing texting charge after crash
• Newbury wins Spirit of N.H. Senior Award
• N.H. man injured in fall from roof
• Police: $42K excavator stolen from Portsmouth job site
• Don’t Forget
• What is your opinion on legalized gambling?
• Parade return given the green (and red) light
• Children invited to 'Make a Difference' club at Wiggin Memorial Library
• UNH football player free on bail
• Portsmouth hopes to ease neighborhood zoning
• Williams: NPR was looking for reason to fire him
• Planning board delays signage regulation talk
• Mitchell school responds to bad behavior on buses
• Honeywell energy project is complete
• Stratham welcomes new police officer
• 3 accused of burglarizing N.H. churches
• Republican Committee boss calls N.H. to action
• Poll: Americans split on health care repeal
• York selectmen consider compromise on request to save the Agamenticus Village Schoolhouse
• NH will not intervene in Seabrook Station license extension bid
• Water Department has new chief operator
• District 13 House candidates' forum Wednesday, Oct. 27
• Maine agents charge 3 men in alleged drug scheme
• Pamela Smart: I'd rather be dead
• Yacht builder considers Maine for new plant
• Committee wants Kittery to be a destination town
• Murphy touts preservation of NH ideals in District 18 race
• Chief: Police get 'real break' in burglaries
• Candidates mixed on expanding gambling
• Portland, Maine, weighs letting noncitizens vote
• Cholera outbreak spreads toward Haiti's capital
• Train derails in Claremont, spills salt
• 24-hour video game marathon Saturday in Portsmouth
• Greek Harvest Luncheon Oct. 23
• Rain barrels available from North Hampton, Aquarion
• District 14 rep. candidates address sales, income tax
• Kennebunk man sought by police turns himself in at jail
• No UN staff harmed in Afghanistan suicide attack
• Deputies talk woman down from Manchester bridge
• Kittery council to vote on pay-as-you-throw trash prices
• Selectmen set Rye property tax rate at slight increase
• Community garden project declared a success
• District 12 rep. candidates talk small business growth
• Islington Street paving detours begin Oct. 25
• Obama trumpets Wall St. overhaul in weekly address
• Officials identify body found in car in Kingston
• Rye's Bolton touts community work in District 18 race
• GOP files new push-polling complaint
• ConCom proposing $585,000 land purchase
• Small businesses are vital to N.H.'s economy
• 'Spending Revolt' bus tour visits Portsmouth
• Group of 20 vows to avoid currency devaluations
• Pamela Smart: I'd rather be dead
• Driverless car crashes through fence, rolls into river
• Pingree: Unfair to blame Democrats for U.S. woes
• District 13 state rep. candidates on small business growth
• Exeter area news briefs
• 8 plead not guilty to looting Calif. city's funds
• Friend: Waves turned red with blood after attack
• Community recreates Central School field
• Police arrest man whose wife was found on side of road
• Shea-Porter: Health, stimulus bills work
• Firefighters endorse Maggie Hassan for Senate
• Two more arrests in burglary spree
• Police investigate reported scrap metal theft in Kensington
• Clinton making 2nd Maine visit for Mitchell
• 3 women charged in additional burglary
• Gulf corals in oil spill zone appear healthy
• House candidate sues to keep town board seat
• Moose in Hampton tranquilized, relocated
• Exeter High School solar array unveiled
• Driverless car crashes through fence, rolls into river
• DVD aims to help kids avoid flu
• France struggles to import gasoline amid strikes
• Hodes, Stephen go on attack at Rotary luncheon
• Two more arrests in burglary spree
• Veteran copes with trauma of war
• N.H. OKs Seabrook power plant's license renewal
• Polidura, Thorsen weigh in on budget, education spending, gambling
• Obama administration ups Pakistani military aid by $2 billion
• Fairy House Tour raises $30K for organizations
• WHS students producing haunted house tour at Lamie's, Old Salt
• Exeter Around the Town
• Judge grants Michael Score's request for restraining order
• Islington Street work to require day-time detours
• UNH hosts 'tasteful contradictions' dinners
• Sign dedicated for pond rejuvenation
• Hampton Around the Town
• Second resignation from BudCom
• Winnacunnet eager for title game rematch against BG
• Three candidates compete for House District 150 seat
• N.H. cops find 4 lbs. of marijuana during traffic stop
• Spending Revolt Bus rolls into city
• Oct. 23 last chance to register to vote in election
• State Rep. candidates Peterson, MacMahon debate the issues at Brentwood forum
• Hassan, Prescott go head to head at Senate debate
• City's deputy police chief teams with writer brother on books
• Maine teen dies, 3 others injured in crash
• New bullying law focus of NH Outlook special
• Trustees of trust funds reject proposed changes
• Brentwood news briefs
• Public hearing to discuss SAU 16 rising health care costs
• Hodes is endorsed by shipyard union
• Maine House Speaker receives environmental award
• What are your thoughts on same-sex marriage?
• Take a test drive and Ford will donate money to EHS
• Newmarket's special education population declining
• Maine gov touts rail improvements
• Students rake in funds for Costa Rica trip
• Careers in crime: Brothers blend work, creating notable novels
• Property owners, why fear speaking up?
• Ghosts On The Banke
• Leftist Marching Band Plays for Pirates, Zombies, &c.
• It’s All in the Presentation
• Economy likely creating some jobs, but not enough
• GOP opens office in York
• Planning Board discusses impact fees
• Budget committee calls for new members
• Committee says N.H. needs new women's prison
• Toxic sludge almost the size of Gulf Oil spill
• Jailed lottery winner must prove $25K bail not obtained illegally
• Settlement over DDR shopping center case is pending
• Exeter picks Talbot Gymnasium as location for Nov. 2 general election
• N.H. police say Manchester hotel and bank robberies similar
• City seeks outside funds to acquire land for new athletic fields
• Man dies after car flips over at toll booths
• Hung jury in Valentine's Day stabbing trial
• Ecological landscaping program at N. Hampton library
• Portsmouth Police Explorer receives congressional honor
• Shaheen campaigns for Hodes in Hampton
• East Kingston teen arrested in connection with thefts in Exeter
• Miss. judge again asks courtroom to say pledge
• Bauer hockey moving into Stratham
• Barbara Hopkins selected as SAU 21 assistant superintendent
• Exeter Around the Town
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in 50 states
• Donations sought for holiday meal baskets
• Planning Board might take on martial arts weapons
• Stratham Around the Town
• GOP makes hay of Pingree's financier fiance
• Astronomical event at Newington library Saturday
• Planning Board OKs Smuttynose, Mrs. Mitchell's
• Man in police impersonation case has a past
• Federal, state candidates attend N.H. forum in Derry
• Contractor arrested at Obama forum seeks return of his gun
• 10 candidates vying for five rep. seats
• Selectmen propose $24.2 million budget
• Wells looks to turn down volume on live music venues
• Portsmouth's 'Hometown Hottie' seeks win in Maxim bikini contest
• Hampton Around the Town
• Four bullets fired into pick-up truck
• Ex-head of Maine festival sentenced for theft
• Bauer move will add jobs in Stratham
• Candidates break with Sen. Gregg on earmarks
• Hampton candidates split over casino gambling
• UNH defensive back facing felony sex charge
• Economy experts say U.S. is sinking
• Winds cause power outages
• Schools to return $23,000 in surplus funds to town
• Ex-Cabletron boss donates Harley to St. Charles Children's Home
• Vigil honors victims of domestic violence
• Why the CCRC zoning failed
• Scarecrow building contest in North Hampton
• The Kensington Historical Society celebrates 40 years
• Police: Teen hurt in crash was texting while driving
• St. Thomas holds its 'Jubilee Weekend'
• Poker Room plans proceed under 'conditional approval'
• Civil lawsuit over location of Dumpsters continues
• York teen hurt in crash still listed 'critical'
• Wizards astound crowd in benefit hoops game
• Maine Dist. 1: Scontras in it to win it
• Selectmen approve public hearing for Depot ordinance
• Stratham news briefs
• NY expert says Maine remains could be WWII soldier
• Chinese dissident Liu wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Salvation Army: No local donations used to buy thrift shop property
• School to hold yard sale Oct. 23
• Market Basket delayed
• Maine state govt shut down Friday; N.H. courts close for 2 days
• N. Korean official confirms Kim Jong Un as leader
• SAD 35 hires interim superintendent
• SEABROOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NOTEBOOK
• Stratham students map poetry
• FairPoint buys more than 170 vehicles in N.H., Maine
• FAA proposes new rules for helicopter safety
• City seeks outside funds for new rec field land
• Japanese students welcomed at PHS
• Consolidated School in need of $7 million in repairs
• Police chief to host coffee talk at Popovers on Saturday
• Kittery may soon be home to sex offender released under new law
• Perfecto's under new management
• Residents come forward to serve on dump swap shop committee
• Teen critical after crash; texting may be factor, say police
• Hospice to lose nonprofit status
• FEMA withdraws proposed flood maps
• Search for man missing on lake thwarted by gangs
• Herald to host candidates night
• Naked man walks Shore Road in Ogunquit
• Score investigation not done yet
• No premium increase for Maine's DirigoChoice
• Gov. Lynch, council hear about city's 'green' efforts
• Lynch ad hits rival over foster parent policy
• Wells voters to decide on marijuana clinic moratorium
• Hodes: U.S. must pursue terrorists relentlessly
• Nuns receive donation of Harley for kids' home
• Program sets up 'permit bank' for N.H. fishermen
• Yard sale to help Wells residents heat their homes
• Ayotte reports raising $1.35M during 3rd quarter
• Dave Choate: Action will speak louder than words with estuary cleanup
• N.H. group claims excessive force at juvenile detention
• RSU rolls out draft strategic plan
• Shea-Porter hits Guinta on source of loan
• Council addresses embattled banking, liquor commissioners
• Suspicious brief case detonated
• RSU to receive renovation funds from the state
• NES hosts annual Holiday Fair
• City council will consider bonding $6.4M for projects, fire truck
• Smoke house a hit with kids in South Berwick fire prevention week
• Kennebunkport municipal meetings
• Harlam Wizards play Epping alumni
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• York developers give iconic Ice House a makeover
• Kennebunkport municipal meetings
• Exeter news briefs
• Mario Vargas Llosa wins Nobel literature prize
• South Berwick candidates state their cases
• Wells meetings
• Salvation Army: No local donations used to buy thrift shop property
• Maine police seek man who mailed war bones
• Wrenn defends parole reform as Lynch, council meet in Portsmouth
• Ogunquit meetings
• Contractor arrested at Obama forum wants gun back
• Maine gets federal dollars for fraud prevention
• UNH gets $35 million to continue ocean mapping
• Boat owner refuses to give up town mooring
• Jailed lottery winner must prove $25K bail not obtained illegally
• Vt. police capture N.H. fugitive after standoff
• Rye Fire Dept. to hold open house
• Kennebunk Development Corporation acted for four years before incorporating
• Possible security breach grounds flight in Philly
• N.H. state trooper hurt in crash with Vt. teen
• Driver killed in single-car crash at Hampton tolls
• 'Yank' dishes up franks in Wells
• Blaisdell Farm craft fair this weekend
• Gov asks for investigation into N.H.'s Sununu Center
• Public support sought for Kittery community center
• Kennebunkport Historical Society offers up first 'Harvesting History' festival
• Seacoast native followed dreams to NASA
• Town clerk says at least half of the voters in the Nov. 2 election will cast absentee ballots
• Driver killed in crash at Hampton tolls
• Rye to flush water mains this month
• State probes 'push poll' tactics in state Senate District 1 race
• Panel: Gov't blocked worst-case oil spill figures
• Petition prepared to remove N.H. banking commissioner
• Portsmouth Gas Light taps new brew
• York Beach drainage project on tap with FEMA's help
• Uncertainty over U.S. plans as war enters 10th year
• Vikings gather Moss in trade with Patriots
• 'Green' development seeks to add restaurant
• York town manager shares views with charter commission
• Glitch delays some unemployment deposits in Maine
• Suspicious brief case outside Federal Building 'no threat'
• Rye board OKs FEMA funds
• Center for Wildlife and Wells Reserve launch hands-on program for children
• N.H court sets standards for death sentence review
• FBI: Stripper, drugs, guns and judge don't mix
• Arson suspected in South Berwick
• Accreditation survey seeks parents' feedback
• Hampton police investigate shots fired into parked truck
• IMF sees global economy gaining, U.S. growth slowing
• Review proposes a 21st-century Traip curriculum
• Mainers rally for Democratic candidates
• Police investigate thefts from unlocked cars, charge teen with burglary
• Virulent skin germ grates on Maine lobstering isle
• Patriots owner may move business to tradeport
• 2 arrested in bus 'bomb scare' still awaiting trial
• Chinese co. to plead guilty in human growth hormone probe
• Poll: Working-class whites shun Dems
• Man sentenced for punching Gilley's patron
• Maine, N.H. govs. on bridges: Neither state can do it alone
• Rep. Tierney's wife to plead guilty to tax charges
• Maine hospital opens simulation center
• Hodes' trail heating up
• York High to survey parents in accreditation process
• Town development arm operates without being incorporated
• N.H. food bank stocking up, with opening imminent
• Bridges project spurs closures
• Former York woman nabbed in drug sting
• Group says excessive force used at juvenile detention center
• Would-be Times Square bomber gets life in jail
• York Water District buys 3-acre parcel
• UNH gets $35 million to continue ocean-mapping
• Traip seniors to moderate candidates forum
• St. George's Church in York welcomes Mitchell, LePage campaigns
• In-home, community support agency to host conference
• Taxpayers group calls for city negotiator to be removed
• About the town in York
• Portsmouth woman is 'Hometown Hotties' semifinalist
• Fashion Fling raises $30,000 for MRI machine
• York municipal meetings
• Police, fire depts called for campfire at North Cemetery
• Stephen: I'll give businesses a say
• York developers give iconic Ice House a makeover
• Hung jury in trial of man accused of Valentine's Day stabbing
• Teacher's father, 84, teaches tie dyeing
• N.H. man was in accident hours before jogger hit
• Vote kills Portsmouth housing plan for elderly
• Wizards coming to PHS
• Exeter Adult Education hosts candidates' forum on Thursday, Oct. 7
• No apology yet from thieves who stole purse and husband's ashes
• Stephen to talk jobs at Greenland factory
• Governors owe us plan for local bridges
• Singer Bret Michaels sending Hampton boy to diabetes camp
• Exeter Around the Town
• Singer Bret Michaels sending Hampton boy to diabetes camp
• Taxpayers group wants city negotiator removed
• Times Square bomber faces sentencing in NYC
• Siblings charged in theft from car
• Plante leaves the bookstore
• Group seeks to ban martial arts weapon sales at beach
• Alleged purse thief jailed for punching patron at Gilley's
• Big-name companies to help colleges train workers
• Shaheen staff to hold office hours at college
• More Exeter news briefs
• Woman involved in head-on crash dies
• White House to go solar
• Geim and Novoselov win Nobel Prize in physics
• Police: Man on bail stole $11K ring
• Additional Exeter briefs
• Hampton Around the Town
• Trial continued - for 3rd time - for bus bomb scare passenger
• Maine school closed after bedbugs discovered
• No apology yet from thieves who stole purse and husband's ashes
• Newmarket Around the Town
• Literacy comes to life
• Police shooting under investigation in Maine
• 2 Maine VA workers charged with selling scrap
• Man accused of taking photos up woman's dress
• Newfields plans to build new police station
• Conn. jury convicts man in deadly home invasion
• N.H. parole board hears first cases under new limits
• York County news briefs
• Flynn's Oil payout could take years
• Hampton Beach to host Harvest Moon Fall Festival
• RSU 21 schools to get state money for repairs
• Stratham considers roundabout at Winnicut Road, Portsmouth Avenue
• Fiscal Solutions Tour to visit city
• Buggin' out: Kids learn about insects
• Filing date for noise ordinance case nears
• Talbots to close 75-100 stores, drops revenue forecasts
• Eliot signs on to take Carbon Challenge
• Environmentally correct: Hampton Falls girl, 12, wins trip to Italy
• Winnicut River group seeks help from townspeople
• Maine, N.H. govs ink bridge-funding study
• Art HOPE Project looking for volunteers; meeting Oct. 6
• Enoteca Italiana opens in former historic Kittery market
• Gov. Lynch criticized in ad for signing gay marriage into law
• Flynn's Oil payout may take years
• N.H. parole board outraged at effects of new law
• Portsmouth Police Explorers captain honored
• Smoking ban on state beaches debated in Rye
• Stephen supported arsonist pardon
• Seacoast Family Hospice celebrates serving more than 100 families
• Scarecrow building contest in North Hampton
• NASCAR official upholds Bowyer's 150-point deduction
• Hamtpon Falls' Mary Dumont survives on 'The Next Iron Chef'
• Brother, sister sentenced for Maine murder
• Revaluation complete, tax bills go out in Nov.
• RCA seeking to bring Head Start to Hampton Falls
• Greenland businessman: Police details crippling bottom line
• Full Flynn's Oil payout will take years
• Poll shows drop in N.H.'s approval of Obama's work
• Exeter area briefs
• Rails to Trails concept gains momentum
• War Is The Obscenity
• Portsmouth presents details on revaluation effort; residents blast findings
• York gets FEMA funding help
• Exeter Adult Education offers fall enrichment courses
• Questions raised over town manager contract timetable
• New ad defends early-release law
• Mary Dumont advances on 'The Next Iron Chef'
• Woman dies from injuries in I-95 crash
• Exeter news briefs
• Meals on Wheels hosts cookout
• N.H. gov candidate supported arsonist pardon
• Pie auction to benefit area seniors
• Ad criticizes N.H. gov for signing gay marriage law
• Rye selectmen to discuss capital improvement plan
• N.H. has $70M budget surplus
• Scontras down but not out in Maine's 1st District
• Siblings caught stealing from unlocked car, say police
• Seacoast area municipal meetings
• Hilton Drive, pathway to close Oct. 6 for Little Bay bridge work
• SERC report to guide Traip's future
• N.Y. man gets life in prison for Old Orchard Beach murder
• Italian Festival celebrates heritage, community
• Perfectoand#8217;s under new management in Kennebunk
• York's new hospital rooftop goes green
• No apology from purse thieves
• Eclectic acts focus of Fringe Festival in Portsmouth
• HomeGoods to open in Portsmouth
• Japan issues travel alert for Europe
• Boston Properties buys John Hancock Tower for $930M
• Man stole $11K ring while on bail for theft charge, say police
• No laps for warm laptops; skin damage possible
• Names and Faces
• Flynn's customers unhappy over oil contract repayment
• Maine license renewal costs cut
• Across the River: New superintendent has already made her mark
• Local 'Iron Chef' hopeful still in the running
• Maine hoping quality of life will bring dentists
• Around the City: Portsmouth notes and anecdotes
• Obama's approval rating drops in N.H.
• Boston shooting supect traced to N.H. apartment
• Controversial parole law goes into effect
• N.H. mom charged with homicide in toddlerand#8217;s death
• Former head of N.H. mortgage firm to plead guilty
• Council to consider $6.4M for projects, new fire truck
• Woman involved in head-on crash dies
• N.H. attorney general promotes Internet safety
• Japanese students, officials arrive
• Man took photos up Wal-Mart customer's dress, say police
• Pheasant season under way in N.H.
• Dover resident recalls excitement, danger of Mongol Rally
• Maine's largest agricultural fair kicks off
• Child Care Center expands programs
• 2 boys wounded while bird hunting in Maine
• Maine bill offers $160M for funding bridge repairs
• Volunteers search near N.H. speedway for missing man
• Maine seeks to pick up 'PACE' of energy savings
• Volunteers to help protect Odiorne Point State Park
• Rising demand empties food pantries
• City assessor to discuss revaluations at council meeting Monday
• Sen. McCain calls Kelly Ayotte an 'instant star'
• Portsmouth Historical Society hosts benefit gala
• Sub loses anti-detection coating
• UNH to launch Confucius Institute
• Eliot foster family prevails in legal battle vs. Maine
• Hampton's split from SAU shifts costs to other communities
• Portsmouth Police Log
• MoveOn protests outside Ayotte-McCain event
• NY woman is 7th person killed in Northeast storm
• Mainers rally for Democratic candidates
• Growing pains for a centerpiece of health overhaul
• Area state Senate candidates weigh in on return of 'donor' towns
• Hose falls from Marine plane onto SD County house
• Italian Festival in Portsmouth on Sunday
• US to warn Americans in Europe to be vigilant
• Mom/news reporter juggles responsibilities
• Missing pilots cast pall over balloon fiesta in US
• Big trucks, big benefit: Kids drive fund-raiser for children's center
• Woman dies from injuries in Maine ATV crash
• New $12M Portsmouth parking garage debated
• Poll shows support for Maine casino
• Developers believe demand is strong for retirement communities
• Train crash in central Indonesia kills at least 36
• Kittery Point artist wins $25,000 grant to build studio
• Sen. McCain to campaign for N.H. Senate candidate
• Fire breaks out at Kittery home
• Maine gov says focus should be on renewable energy
• Lynch, Stephen face off in forum
• 'Get Out and Play' weekend in N.H.
• Motorist charged with striking scooter rider
• Man arrives at Maine police station with grenade
• No butts about it: Cigarette waste angers city businesses
• NH governor candidates have local fund-raisers
• Sandwich squabble brings mini mart, Moe's to court
• Parking garage talks heat up
• Push poll of Maine voters probed
• Kittery Breast Cancer walk shirts ready Wednesday
• TIF funds will pay for Eliot sewer line
• Municipal meetings broadcast live on York's website
• Wentworth-Coolidge Commission receives $25K
• Weeks House turns 300
• Police: More drug arrests expected after lottery winner nabbed
• 'Burly bandit' pleads guilty to 11 robberies
• Maine state legislator pleads guilty to OUI
• N.H. arrest made in connection to 4 Boston slayings
• Maine GOP files complaint against Pingree over jet
• Obama promotes clean-energy technology
• Storm knocks out power for 8,000 N.H. residents
• Labor, civil rights groups rally on Mall
• Smoking ban at N.H. beaches?
• NJ student's suicide resonates on campus, beyond
• Changes to continuing care zoning proposed
• Intel: 2 US missile strikes kill 12 in NW Pakistan
• Japanese students visiting city, Portsmouth High
• Rahm's gone: New day, new tone for the White House
• Maine cancer research gets $2.7M
• Residents need to ask questions
• Exeter area news briefs
• Selectmen deny request of out of town septage hauler
• Greater York Region Chamber cancels Artfest opening reception
• Bank of America delays foreclosures in 23 states
• 5 dead as drenching rains take aim at New England
• Public may question candidates in Kittery forum
• Exeter Hospital hosts decontamination drill
• Seabrook selectmen renew town manager's contract
• AP: Emanuel leaving White House on Friday
• Three arrested after 'hit list' found at PHS
• Grand jury indicts accused California kidnappers
• N.H. center opens to monitor storm
• Pub crawl to promote peace with Friends Forever
• Public to get sneak peek at redevelopment of former community college
• Search for sewer office space continues
• Maine man convicted of defrauding investors
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas-area home
• Grease fire destroys Kittery kitchen
• Newfields welcomes fall with festival, book sale, town-wide yard sale
• NECAP testing starts in city schools next week
• Exeter Around the Town
• Seabrook Station golf tourney aids United Way
• Second bail hearing ordered in N.H. fatal fire case
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Horse rescued in N.H. storm
• York selectmen to meet Monday
• Navy school of survival is now open
• Exeter news briefs
• No site-seeing Web cam at beach for now
• 'End of an era' for Seashell stage at Hampton Beach
• Germans, Brits behind Europe terror plot, says Pakistani official
• Balloonists hold out hope for pair missing in race
• Maine energy efficiency program offers loans
• Trial in Valentine's Day stabbing continues
• Hampton Academy code upgrade could cost $10 million
• No 'free' water for proposed retirement community
• Rain pounds N.C. as storm moves up the East Coast
• Survey: Republicans hold narrow leads in N.H. Congressional races
• Governors choose location for bridge summit meeting
• The history behind the Squamscott Hotel
• Woman indicted in stabbing of best friend
• Ogunquit police search for naked walker
• Maine mom mad 5-year-old left alone at bus stop
• Mich. assistant AG's anti-gay blog free speech?
• Big changes at Portsmouth Regional Hospital
• East Kingston selectmen mull zero increase to 2011 budget
• Lawsuit against WHS dismissed by U.S. judge
• Lottery winner faces felony drug charges
• Maine jury to get murder case against N.H. man
• N.H. man convicted in ex-fiance's death in Maine
• Lottery winner faces felony drug charges
• School officials hold closed meeting
• Hampton Around the Town
• Volunteers help clean up Wells Harbor
• Maine city sued for shutting down strip club
• 'Burly bandit' plans to plead guilty
• Police: PHS 'refused' to go into lockdown after 'hit list'
• McCain to visit North Hampton for Ayotte
• Over 40 artists to take part in Hampton Art Walk
• 'End of an era' for Seashell Stage
• Jury selection scheduled in N.H. mortgage case
• Police arrest driver accused of hit-and-run involving scooter
• Greenland man found dead in Tennessee River
• Panel considers tobacco money to help budget
• Scarecrow Building Contest
• North Hampton Board votes to have ConCom meetings televised
• 1st report due of N.H. panel discussing state assets
• N.H. gets at least 4 inches of rain from storm
• Survival school is named for POW
• Maine jury deliberates in N.H. man's murder trial
• Pumpkins plentiful at the Scamman Farm in Stratham
• Arrest made in police impersonation case
• Dream Factory fulfills Wells boy's wish for a pool
• Mighty rains deluge cars, close roads in Northeast
• PHS Class of 1940 reunites one last time
• Shoppers who donate food to get discounts downtown
• East Kingston news briefs
• Upcoming photo class at library
• Architect to district: KHS "very, very antiquated"
• FEMA agrees to start mapping process anew
• Calif. governor's race upended by immigrant maid
• Seacoast Dems ready to rally in Maine
• Stratham Around the Town
• Life Chain to be held along Route 1 and High Street
• Lockdown not used after high school hit list found
• PHS football game postponed
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Rye's budget talks focused on fixed costs
• Additional Exeter news briefs
• Fatal crash unresolved
• Arrest made in N. Hampton police impersonation case
• Sandwich squabble brings mini mart, Moe's to court
• Bias crime charges weighed after NJ teen's suicide
• Richie McFarland Children's Center hosts Touch-a-Truck event Saturday
• Newmarket news briefs
• Opposition continues to dog Poker Room plans
• Pub crawl to promote peace with Friends Forever
• NH Fish and Lobster Festival
• History Theatre Returns To Strawbery Banke Museum With Come Night Fall
• Best Clip of the General Election Already?
• Look Who's Coming To Dinner - Pairings Announced for Passport: A Craft Beer and Culinary World Tour
• Eliot business gathering Sept. 15
• York selectmen delay Cliff Walk decision
• ZBA head says ConCom meetings should be televised
• Exeter Dems hosts organizational meeting
• Binnie concedes in N.H. GOP Sen primary
• Eagle Scout project: Clean up local pond
• Contested races in N.H. primary election
• Household hazardous waste collection day
• EHS hosts junior prom planning meeting Sept. 15
• N.H. top primary races at a glance
• Kittery seeks public input on town's vision for 2010
• Waitresses brawl downtown after Facebook conflict
• Master plan update presented to Planning Board
• French Senate passes ban of full Muslim veils
• Kathleen Hoelzel, GOP, nominated State House, Rockingham District 2
• Aging gas pipe at risk of explosion nationwide
• Competition stiff in N.H. GOP primary
• Seacoast welcomes Direction Behavioral Health Associates
• Man sentenced for returning to city library despite ban
• GOP voters choose Perkins, Ritter, Wheaton in District 14
• Man accused of helping suspected killer released
• 120-pound teen wins lobster roll eating contest
• Something new at book sale this year: Crafts
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• Voting results: Newmarket
• Maine bear hunter attacked, hospitalized by quarry
• Hampton: Review capacity at wastewater plant
• Garden Club
• Exeter area votes today
• Voting results: Newfields
• N.H. to get $40.9 million to retain teachers
• State Street project extended
• Primary elections today to determine November contenders
• Exeter area news briefs
• Rockingham County Sheriff race still undetermined
• Man pleads not guilty to killing N.H. nurse student
• Whaling Wall endangered
• Serving up success
• Selectmen approve raise for Exeter DPW workers
• District 12 winners: Moody, Knight, Davenport, Woodworth, Schroadter
• 1 of 4 charged in N.H. tattoo assault headed to jail
• Kittery to vote on Traip's future
• 120-pound teen wins lobster roll eating contest
• Newmarket family feels effects of electromagnetic energy
• Dartmouth-Hitchcock to reduce workforce 4 percent
• Hammer attack suspect charged with attempted murder
• Oil in river investigated at shipyard
• Seacoast Charter School may have found a home
• Lupo's to hold fund-raiser for long-time waitress
• Seacoast Charter School may have found a home
• Delegations push feds for Memorial Bridge replacement
• American woman freed by Iran is grateful, humbled
• SAU 50 requiring students to set goals
• Hampton Around the Town
• Tips for preparing your family for disaster
• N.H. GOP seeks nominee to retain U.S. Senate seat
• CEO: No easy fix to Maine wind turbine complaints
• Restaurant fined for beer purchase
• Hampton unions stomp out bullying
• Be prepared for an emergency
• Portsmouth library announces Kids' Clothing Swap
• Maine lighthouse sells for $190K in online auction
• Man wanted for missing court date
• BooHoo Breakfast not so teary after all
• Newmarket town, school officials draft energy plan
• 8 seek GOP nomination in N.H.'s 1st District
• Democrats pick Kuster in N.H.'s 2nd District
• Newmarket family feels effects of electromagnetic energy
• New assistant superintendent selected
• Approximately 50 acres in East Kingston to be conserved
• DWI conviction for alcohol counselor
• Tea party favorite O'Donnell wins in Delaware
• Man blames OxyContin addiction for crimes
• Wastewater plant to be examined
• Hampton Falls resident wants Poker Room to fold 'em
• George Michael gets 8 weeks jail for drug driving
• Hampton Falls resident wants Poker Room to fold 'em
• Rye 12-year-old helps Afghan schoolchildren
• EPA letter on noise ordinance part of Boston lawsuit
• Addict: Heroin habit started with legit prescription
• Lynch, Stephen win nominations for N.H. governor
• Mitt Romney traveling to N.H.
• Newington church holds 2nd annual 'Indonesian Night'
• N.H. firefighter cleared of pipe bomb charge
• Gymnasium sought in Frisbee revitalization
• Eliot selectmen approve hiring of sewer attorney
• Maine foliage reports to start
• Island landmark for sale
• Iran balks at release of American woman
• Kittery man indicted on charges of sexual contact with child
• N.H. GOP gubernatorial candidates debating on TV
• Marijuana found at Wells fatal crash scene
• Health officials remain on guard as flu season nears
• AZ sheriff to speak in N.H. on immigration
• Ebert gives thumbs-up to new PBS show
• Greek protesters to confront government on economy
• Realty experts upbeat on Seacoast market
• Cyclists head to N.H. for Three Notch Century ride
• N.H. GOP hopes primary picks are Nov. winners
• Kittery event raises $3K for fuel fund
• 'Blue Mass' honors Maine's emergency responders
• City looks to leave the Connie Bean
• Obama cites national unity after Sept. 11 attacks
• 1965 PHS basketball champion lost at sea
• Kittery seeks public input on town's plans for growth
• N.H. man on trial for Maine killing in 2007
• Kittery thrift store donates $4K to Center for Wildlife
• Maine, N.H., focus of arsenic studies
• 400 motorcyclists join "Sarah's Ride" to help Portsmouth firefighter
• Harvestfest and Marketfest look to draw tourists, residents on same weekend
• Durham man pleads guilty in Mass. to child rape
• Venezuelan official: Plane crashed with 47 aboard
• Seacoast area municipal meetings
• Candlelight vigil tonight for teen crash victims
• Jim MacLaren story: Triumph over tragedy
• Another arrest made in Maine slayings
• Salvation Army buys land, plans large thrift store in Portsmouth
• N.H. judge denies request in burglary killing trial
• Panhandler failed to appear in court for beer theft charge
• Classes resume at open house for Portsmouth's indoor pool
• Election officials predict big voter turnout for primary
• Maine groups fight 'Loophole' tax
• Early morning crash claims two in Wells
• Verizon cancels Odiorne Point cell tower plan
• Teens involved in gravel pit rescue won't face charges
• Community mourns teens killed in crash
• Shonda Schilling will read from her book on Asperger's syndrome
• Audi involved in Brady accident a charitable gift
• Great weather delivers 'good' beach season
• Romney: Voters ready to repudiate liberalism in elections
• Juveniles involved in cliff rescue won't be charged
• N.H. police: Burglars targeted homes based on Facebook posts
• Exeter selectmen grant 4 percent raise for 39 town workers
• Japan frees 14 crew members of Chinese ship
• Candidates' last chance to woo undecided voters
• Kittery PTA to hold pirate-themed race at Fort Foster
• Breached dam threatens Ice Pond's future
• Coast Guard seeks comments from local boaters
• Bidding war erupts for Maine lighthouse
• Waitresses fined after taking facebook fight to street
• Second Colo fire erupts, destroys at least 1 home
• UNH holding conference on indigenous people
• Final push is on to Tuesday's primary election
• Early morning crash claims two in Wells
• Rye agrees to fix resident's flooding woes
• York County news briefs
• Groundfish rules hearing tonight in Portsmouth
• Residents return home after Calif pipeline blowout
• N.H.'s archery season for bucks starts Wednesday
• Ceremony adds names to Global War on Terrorism Monument
• Stonie wins lobster roll eating contest
• City to get federal building in 2014
• Calif. crews try to reach smoldering homes after blast
• Man facing felony drug charges claims 'serious addiction'
• Volunteers give East Kingston field a makeover
• Maine cash crime may be tip of iceberg
• Maine, N.H. focus of arsenic studies
• Double-decker bus crashes in central NY; 4 killed
• Where to vote
• Work in Rye to tackle water main problems
• Obama: Voter anger could hurt Dems in elections
• Electromagnetic radiation concerns Newmarket family
• Portsmouth announces nautical theme for annual holiday parade
• Maine Native American chief re-elected
• Around the Schools of Portsmouth
• Palin-Beck 9/11 event draws fans, foes
• Election focus of chamber event
• Establishment, Palin join forces in N.H. Senate race
• Wife of Maine's LePage violated tax rules on homes
• Woman held after 2 shot dead at Pa. cookie plant
• Stone Church fined for unauthorized beer buy
• Bikers bear toys in Maine run
• Big appetites turn out for Seafood fest
• Relative: Spat began Ky. rampage that killed 6
• Lawyers: Cates murder suspect formed brotherhood
• N.H. flags lowered in remembrance of Sept. 11
• Man believed to be lost at sea is Portsmouth native
• Maine firefighter charged with sexual assault
• Maine paper apologizes for 9/11 Ramadan coverage
• N.H. Fish and Game reducing search for elderly woman
• City's revaluation notices are in the mail
• Iran ready to release American woman
• N.H., Maine news briefs
• Public invited to departure of N.H. Guard troops
• Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• Maine police nab a dozen men in sting operation
• Maine gov candidate outlines work plan
• 4 dead in Manchester highway crash
• Council to focus on Traip tonight
• Clinton resuming 'last chance' Mideast peace talks
• Unsettled nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
• Medieval comes to Maine
• City pool reopens as 'Aquatic Fitness Center'
• About 100 people search for missing N.H. woman
• Cuba to cut 500,000 gov't workers; reform salaries
• Palin lends charms to Ayotte's campaign
• Curves seminar seeks to prevent domestic violence
• Surveys: Maine parents underestimate teen drinking
• Deadly attacks continue in Caucasus region
• Ah, the Pipes …
• Maine Gubernatorial Visits — Part III
• Announces New England Premiere Of Rooms: A Rock Romance
• Maine Gubernatorial Candidate Visits – Part II
• Bold Talk, Chickenhawk
• Sixth Annual Fairy House Tour Scheduled
• Maine Offers Half a Loaf
• History Brought Up-To-Date
• Act Now to Help Save Bridges!
• Maine Senate President Coming to Badger Island August 24th
• We Get With the $5 Friday Program
• Richard Thompson To Perform Prescott Park
• David Francey To Perform Prescott Park
• British Journalist Disses President Franklin Pierce
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Presents Canada’s Wailin’ Jennys
• The Monday Morning Show
• Livingston Taylor Performs at Prescott Park
• Stakeholder Meeting Change Memo
• Ben Porter Replies re: Stakeholder Meeting Cancellation
• Profile in Courage: RiverRun’s Tom Holbrook
• Strategy for/after this Friday’s Stakeholders’ Meeting
• B. Porter replies re: strategy for/after this Friday’s Stakeholders’ Meeting
• New on This Site: Bridge News
• Notes on Friday’s Stakeholder Teleconference Call
• Connections Study Update from Ben Porter
• Bridge Strategy Meeting Tonight in Kittery
• Hupp Day at Strawbery Banke
• Community Day At Strawbery Banke Museum
• The Who's Tommy Comes To Prescott Park In August!
• 4th Annual Americana Festival Lands In Prescott Park
• Folk Legend Judy Collins To Grace The Prescott Park Arts Festival Stage
• Grammy Award Winner Steve Earle to headline Prescott Park's Folk Festival
• Friends of the South End Present: Fairy Houses Around the World
• Hard-Drivin' Cajun Group Red Stick Ramblers Roll Into Prescott Park
• 15th Annual Tommy Gallant Jazz Festival In Prescott Park
• Chris Smither To Perform Prescott Park
• New Black Eagle Jazz Band
• Prescott Park Arts Festival's Captain Hook Picnic And Tinkerbell Tea!
• The Beloved Magic Of ‘Peter Pan’ Set To Grace The Stage Of Prescott Park Arts Festival
• Green Chowder For Prescott Park's 26th Annual WOKQ Chowder Festival
• Annual WOKQ Chowder Festival Returns to Portsmouth
• The Music Hall’s Newsletter - April 27, 2010
• Painting Portsmouth Art Exhibit At Strawbery Banke Museum
• Spring Week at The Music Hall - March 23, 2010
• Seacoast Repertory Theatre Presents Thornton Wilder’s Classic 'Our Town'
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Launches 36th Season With Peter Pan
• Seacoast Repertory Theatre Presents Award Winning Comedy Almost, Maine
• Strawbery Banke Museum Celebrates 30th Annual Candlelight Stroll
• October Shows at The Music Hall
• Open Auditions For A Christmas Carol: A Musical Ghost Story
• Seacoast Repertory Theatre Brings Rocky Horror Back Just In Time For Halloween!
• Denise Whittier Performs Story Songs at Seacoast Repertory Theatre
• Harvest Traditions and Chili at the New Hampshire Fall Festival
• 20th Annual WHEB Chili Cook-Off
• Volunteers Needed: NH BrewFest
• NH BrewFest to Benefit Prescott Park Arts Festival
• Seacoast Repertory Theatre Purchases Mill Pond Center in Durham, NH
• Seacoast Repertory Theatre Launches 2009/2010 Subscription Campaign
• New Hampshire Fish And Lobster Festival At Prescott Park Celebrating 400 Years Of Local Seafood
• Grammy Nominated Lost Bayou Rambles to Perform Prescott Park!
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Presents Second KIDS Festivals
• Two-Time Canadian Fiddle Champ to perform Prescott Park!
• Celtic Band Solas and The Makem Brothers and more Performing Prescott Arts Festival
• Governor Meets with President Obama
• Legendary Singer/Songwriter Jonathan Edwards to Perform Prescott Park Arts Festival
• Intimately Yours: Bruce Hornsby and The Noisemakers
• Richie Havens To Perform Prescott Park
• San Francisco's The Waybacks to perform Prescott Park
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Presents First of Two Kids Festivals
• Cajun Band Pine Leaf Boys perform Prescott Park Louisiana's Finest...
• David Francey to perform Prescott Park Concert Series..
• Tom Rush Dazzles Audience With Spontaneous Prescott Park Arts Festival Performance
• A New Generation of Victory Gardens and Hands on Workshops at Strawbery Banke
• David Bromberg, Christine Lavin and Samantha Robichaud
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Presents Folk Icon Tom Rush
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Launches 35th Season with Grease
• Prescott Park Adds More Performers to Anniversary Season
• Viva Varla is Coming to the Rep!
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Welcomes NextEra Energy Seabrook as New Season Sponsor
• Prescott Park 25th Annual Chowder Festival
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Prepares to Celebrate 35 Years!
• Sizzling. Summer. Salsa
• Schoolhouse Rock Composer and Lyricist Performs at Seacoast Repertory Theatre
• Roots Night At The REP!
• Prescott Park Arts Festival’s Annual Dance Party Fundraiser
• Urinetown: The Musical opens at the Rep
• Sleeping Beauty
• Neil Simon’s Rumors
• Prescott Park Arts Festival Event of the Year is Back!!!
• AIDA Opens at The Rep
• Strawbery Banke Museum Feeling the Pinch from the Faltering Economy
• Concert - Brandi Carlile
• PPAF 2009 Grease Auditions Announcement
• Anderson Tapped to Serve East Coast Music Awards
• News - Prescott Park Arts Festival Elects New Officers
• Not in D.C.? The Music Hall's the Place to Be....
• Forever Plaid at Seacoast Repertory Theatre
• Enormous Success of Fairy House Tours 2008
• Strawbery Banke Museum Receives Prestigious IMLS Grant
• Candidate Debate Breakfast Forum

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