Kingston News

The Voices of Distinction will resound with the holiday presentation of "Peace on Earththe Sounds of Christmas" on Friday and Saturday, Dec.11-12 at 8 pm at the Church on the Plains, Main Street, Kingston.

19. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. and lunch off the menu is about 12:30. This month's speaker will be Ken Weyler, the state representative from Kingston.

Local state representatives and senators debated the moral implications of gambling and discussed the pros and cons of expanded gambling in the state with Bill Wortman of Las Vegas-based Millennium Gaming on Wednesday evening.

A judge has doused a plan to burn down a 19th century building on the grounds of the former Sanborn Regional High School.

Diana Whitmore treats dogs at her newly opened Country Dog Inn like she would her own, with plenty of personalized attention, care and long walks in the woods.

The Sandown Fire and Police Explorers will hold a fundraising spaghetti dinner Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. at Town Hall.

UNH Cooperative Extension, Rockingham County, welcomed three new members to its Advisory Council for the 2009-2011 term.

More than 60 years ago, Irving Swett thought his life was over. He was driving an Army supply truck next to a bombed-out factory in Europe during World War II, when the building collapsed.

An Exeter woman, who was out jogging Saturday, Nov. 7, found a bag in the parking lot of the Stop & Shop Plaza containing a substantial amount of cash.

Cardoni, a junior majoring in economics and creative writing, is a graduate of Exeter Area High School.

Betty Pennington beamed as she was led down the stairs of the red house in Portsmouth in which she has lived for nearly all of her 88 years.

Congresswoman Niki Tsongas, D-Lowell, will host a telephone town hall meeting tonight at 7 to discuss health care reform with 5th Essex District residents.

Bob Smith, left, and his sister, Karen Drapaniotis, right, show off cold-weather clothing in the Epping Wal-Mart, as examples of what the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce's Chamber Children's Fund helps provide to children in need.

Property access is via a deeded Right of Way. Open concept home w/ deck overlooking water, living room with brick fireplace, huge entertainment room overlooking water.

Friday October 30, 2009 4:54 p.m. FILE - In this Oct. 19, 2009 file photo, Russ Conde, of Kingston, N.H., fills his truck with gas at a fueling station, in Waltham, Mass.

One person was arrested and a woman was injured following a car chase that started in Plaistow and went through Kingston before ending when the vehicle crashed in front of Michaud Bus Sales on Route 125.

Two Kingston police cruisers ended up on the side of Route 125 with flat tires early yesterday morning after accidentally driving over spike strips that were set up to stop a driver who took police on a wild ride.

Retail gas prices are spiking to levels last seen in the heat of summer driving season, raising fears that consumers could cut back on holiday spending.

New Hampshire Attorney General Michael Delaney and Special Agent-in-Charge Michael Hubbard of the United States Environmental Protection Agency's Criminal Investigation Division announce that, on October 19, 2009, Brett P. Berube of Kingston, N.H. pled guilty to three misdemeanor-level violations of New Hampshire's Sewage Disposal laws.

The Kingston Veterans Club will be holding its annual Halloween Party Saturday, Oct.