Exeter News

The North Hampton Library, 237A Atlantic Ave., will display work of local artists from the Exeter Painting Club for November and December.

A Dover woman has admitted that she impersonated an Exeter lawyer to try to steal millions from two cash-advance settlement companies.

In a back room at the stately Exeter Inn Wednesday night a dozen lawmakers dined on seared cod with oyster mushrooms and braised lamb with cider as the head of Nevada-based Millennium Gaming detailed plans to bring 5,000 slot machines to Rockingham Park.

During a meeting called to review the 2010 general government budget, members of the Budget Recommendations Committee expressed concerns about voting on a budget that includes a pay plan they did not support, as well as the proposed elimination of two administrative positions.

Water Street Bookstore hosts Mark Dagostino, co-author of Hulk Hogan's new memoir, "My Life Outside the Ring," on Friday, Nov.

The town has teamed with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's WaterSense program to help consumers conserve water.

A Dover woman pleaded guilty this morning to charges she impersonated an Exeter lawyer in an attempt to reap millions from two cash advance settlement companies.

The 27th Annual Exeter Area Interfaith CROP Hunger Walk was a huge success on Sunday, Oct.

A review of water and sewer rates, returning funding for potential warrant articles to the department budget and implementing advisory committees to manage projects are among the recommendations of a subcommittee of the Budget Recommendations Committee reviewing the Department of Public Works budget.

Exeter's World War II Roll of Honor was erected in November 1944. Funds for the monument were raised by the Almon Pingree Post, American Legion through public donations.

A 30-year-old New Hampshire man is facing up to 20 years in federal prison when he is sentenced on charges he set a fire in Yarmouth that destroyed 26 businesses.

Rose Bryant of Salmon House Art Studio and just a few of her paintings. November 12, 2009 2:00 AM Where can you find 500 tiny paintings plus all the sparkle your eyes can digest? Look no farther than an artists' enclave at Front and Union Streets in Exeter.

The Planning Board approved a resident's plans to create a peony farm on Brentwood Road.

An Exeter girl is collecting a $35,000 settlement from a McDonald's restaurant because she suffered second-degree burns from hot tea that spilled on her lap, according to court documents.

With student enrollment up and staffing down, class sizes at Exeter High School are skyrocketing, said Exeter High School Principal Victor Sokul.

Town employees will be observing the Veteran's Day holiday on Wednesday, Nov. 11. All town offices will be closed.

An Exeter girl is collecting $35,000 from McDonald's restaurant after receiving second degree burns after hot tea spilled in her lap.

Check it out! Photo Detective Lecture When: Saturday, November 14, 2009; 1:00pm Where: The Folsom Tavern, 164 Water Street, Exeter More information: To register please call 772-2622 or visit independencemuseum.org and to learn more about Maureen Taylor, visit ancestralconnections.com Exeter - Do you have old photographs hidden in your attic? Are ...

The Great Bay eLearning Charter School on Linden Street in Exeter was closed Thursday, Nov.

The photo could be any young family gathered around a hospital bed to celebrate the birth of a child.