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9:08 a.m. Personal injury accident reported on Commercial Avenue. 10:32 a.m. Property damage accident report taken on Bartlett Street.
Hearing rescheduled for teen police say burglarized home, fled on bike
A South End teen accused of burglarizing a New Castle home, while on bail for a charge alleging he burglarized a Portsmouth home, waived his right to a speedy trial and won't get in front of a judge until January.
Book donor inspires kids in New Castle and Portsmouth
Duncan McDougall went to Brazil, but the students of Maude H. Trefethen School could not figure out how he got there.
Dec. 10, 2009: Photo Release - Coast Guard station crew displays wreath on lighthouse for holidays
In this photo released by the U.S. Coast Guard, Members of Coast Guard Station Portsmouth Harbor decorate the Fort Point Lighthouse in New Castle, NH, with a wreath for the holidays, Tues., Dec.
CLiF to donate books to New Castle, child care center
Maude H. Trefethen School students will attend a book delivery and storytelling presentation by the Children's Literacy Foundation at 8:30 a.m. Friday.
Confidential report prompts changes for New Castle police
In response to a "confidential report" revealing numerous police department inadequacies, all town police officers have been trained to use handguns and tactical rifles, the town has withdrawn from the regional SWAT team, there is new policy regarding the police chief working paid details and new police operating procedures have been written.
Last December, Lisa Freyenhagen and Deck Robblee worked as volunteers at a Portsmouth High School shelter following one of the most devastating ice storms in state history.
Report: Ex-New Castle Chief Lacked Skill For Job
Share + Dec 5, 2009 12:45 pm US/Eastern NEW CASTLE, N.H. Months before the former police chief in New Castle, N.H., was charged with stealing money from charity, a consultant hired to analyze his performance concluded he lacked the skill and judgment to do his job.
Report: New Castle was at risk under ex-Chief James Murphy
Four months before former Police Chief James Murphy was arrested on a felony charge alleging he stole charity money, a pair of consultants published a "confidential report" saying Murphy's subordinate officers were carrying weapons they weren't trained to use, that Murphycollected private detail pay while on salary and that he spent too much time ...
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DECEMBER EXTRAORDINARY CINEMA: Dec. 3: Bright Star, . Dec. 6: A Christmas Story , 1 p.m. The Music Hall, 28 Chestnut St., Portsmouth.
New Castle voters OK purchase of 3 islands
The town's residents gave their overwhelming support to the purchase of Mill Island, Long Rock Island and Birch Island, voting Tuesday to allow the Board of Selectmen to issue $150,000 in bonds to purchase the land.
Cost for grave sites in Seabrook are going up
Selectmen are considering increasing the cost of graves in the town cemetery, as recommended by Department of Public Works Manager John Starkey.
Murder conspiracy case goes to jury
Jesse Brooks sought revenge just as his multi-millionaire father did when they planned the murder-for-hire killing of their one-time mover in 2005, prosecutors said today during closing arguments.
Nadeau to prosecute for Town of New Castle
Local lawyer Jay Nadeau has been retained by the Town of New Castle to work as its prosecutor.
New Castle unveils new police, fire station
The Fire Department lived in the same crowded fire station since it was built in the '70s. The lunch and meeting "rooms" were a table beside the fire engines.
Jogger banned from city seeks exceptions to judge's order
A city native facing seven charges, some alleging he taunted police officers while jogging, petitioned the District Court for exceptions to a ban prohibiting him from Portsmouth.
Convicted teen of New Castle files civil right lawsuit
A teenager convicted of drug possession in connection with a student's overdose death claims in a federal lawsuit that the New Castle School District and the city's police department violated civil rights laws by conducting an "intentionally negligent" investigation into the overdose.
Teen charged with burglarizing home, fleeing on motorized bicycle
While on bail for a charge alleging he burglarized a city home, Storm Addison broke into a New Castle home, stole valuables, fled on a "gas-powered bicycle" and failed to stop for police, according to court records.
Former New Castle police chief indicted for theft
New Castle's former police chief has been indicted by a grand jury for stealing approximately $8,000 from a food drive fund for roughly four years, according to indictments released this morning.