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At Seacoast Academy ' being in the middle' is an asset
When surveying local community service initiatives with origins in the schools, middle schools are often overlooked in educational and social dialogues, according to one educator.
Exeter River watershed studies to be unveiled
Throughout the 10 towns in the Exeter River watershed, land is being converted to suburban and urban land uses, the impacts of which can result in flooding, washed-out roads, threats to drinking water and loss ...
Friday, July 18, 2008 Exeter Starbucks closing - [11:31 AM] Well I can't say it's a surprise.
Exeter sidewalk sale through July 20
The Exeter Area Retail Merchants Association along with the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce host the Exeter Sidewalk Sale Days through July 20.
A European-style delicatessen signed a lease to move into one of the retail spaces below Squamscott Block apartments on Water Street adjacent to Town Hall.
Francis "Phil" Englehardt Jr., died unexpectedly June 27, 2008. Mr. Englehardt was vice president of sales and marketing at PublishingWorks, Inc., in Exeter, and had been founder and president of Revolution ...
Workforce housing coalition holds quilt drawing
The Workforce Housing Coalition of the Greater Seacoast is hosting "The Housing for Everyone Quilt" drawing.
The St. Michael Parish project on Newfields Road will go before the Planning Board Thursday, July 17, about one year after plans to construct a church and parish center on the former Fort Rock Farm property ...
Me & Ollies opens fifth location
The fifth location of Me & Ollie's will be the first to have a drive-through window.
Boy, 7, makes lemonade from lemons
There are many stories in the paper told in a gray shade of negativity: manipulative wrangling, accidents, arrests, deaths and so on.
Tavern Nips hosts fund-raisers for cancer walk
Come down to the American Independence Festival this weekend and help support breast cancer research.
Go & Do - Make it a wallaby Wednesday
The Portsmouth Public Library's 2008 Summer Reading Program has a number of fun events scheduled.
Wednesday, July 2 2:50 a.m. - Joseph Telheiro, 35, arrested on charges of domestic violence simple assault.
Exeter woman raises awareness for Chron's and Colitis Foundation
Betsy Arnold feels she may be at the end of treatment options for the ulcerative colitis she has suffered from for 15 years.
Go & Do - Exeter, Hampton, Rye events
Get your feet ready to for marathon shopping walks! The Exeter Area Retail Merchants Association along with the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce announced that this year's Exeter Sidewalk Sale Days will be July ...
Firefighters handle small fire at Hampton Beach restaurant
There was a fire reported on the boardwalk at Hampton Beach on Sunday night, July 13.
Are Americans suffering from a recession, or just whining?
"I think we're in a recession. When you factor in food and gas prices, your paycheck just doesn't go as far as it used to." Diane Fortier 36, Portsmouth "I think people who work for a living are in a recession, ...
GOP seeks to recapture control in '09, says Dems have led N.H. down wrong fiscal road
Democrats have been in charge of the N.H. Legislature for the last two years, and Republicans running for office say the state is going down the wrong path.
Exeter hotel OK'd; business owners upset
From fast food to long stays. The former Wendy's site on Portsmouth Avenue, which has sat vacant for approximately five years, will soon hold an extended stay hotel.
Youth learn Colonial culture as American Independence Festival approaches
From playing sports to weaving, from cooking JELL-O to hasty pudding, and from wearing jeans and T-shirts to the Colonial garb of working women, the American Independence Museum's Junior Role Players travelled ...