Seabrook News

Editor's note: Robynne Locke, a Seabrook native, is on a three-month odyssey of personal discovery and unselfish giving in India and Nepal.

Following the release of the Board of Selectmen's proposed 2010 budget on Oct. 27, Budget Committee member Richard Maguire questioned the practicality of his committee spending copious amounts of time analyzing a budget they had no authority to change.

Two local men that were staying in the Emerald Isle Motel are facing criminal charges for allegedly distributing OxyContin throughout the Seacoast.

Seventeen children at Seabrook Head Start are on a new path to learning thanks to the generosity of the Hampton Rotary Club.

Organizations such as Clean Air-Cool Planet, the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and the University of New Hampshire are delivering stern warnings about rising sea levels in New England.

A fast-moving fire took the life of 20-year-old Charles "Chaz" Hewitt on Saturday, and the community is responding with a fundraiser to help his devastated family deal with the loss.

Construction of the town's new water treatment plant has begun, according to Water Superintendent Curtis Slayton.

Seacoast residents shouldn't be startled if they hear an alarm on Wednesday. Sirens in the Seabrook Station Emergency Planning Zone will sound at 12:30 p.m. Nov.

An increase in the cost of cemetery gravesites is being researched after selectmen received a recommendation from Public Works Manager John Starkey.

Seabrook Station nuclear power plant, in cooperation with N.H. Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency, will conduct a demonstration of the plant's emergency siren system at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.

Officials suspect a discarded cigarette may have caused a fatal fire at a Collins Street home early Saturday morning.

New Hampshire's Seabrook Station nuclear power plant will be conducting an emergency siren test next week.

A 20-year-old man who died in a house fire Saturday morning in Seabrook was a former town resident and an Oyster River High School graduate.

Ashley Saalfield, a third-grader at the Seabrook Elementary School, displays the "Fruit Creature" she created in Ms.

Fire officials say 20-year-old Charles Hewitt died of smoke inhalation. Hewitt was found on the first floor of the residence on Saturday morning.

Courtesy Photo In the photo : Ginni McNamara, Director of Special Events - Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce Santa and his favorite elf, Kirsten Larkin Scott Bean - Bean Insurance The Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce Holiday Auction will be held at the Galley Hatch Conference Center located at 815 Lafayette Road in Hampton on Thursday, November ...

A man in his early 20s died in a fire that destroyed a two-story house early Saturday morning at 41 Collins St.

One man was killed and four others narrowly escaped with their lives when fire ripped through a Collins Street home early yesterday morning.

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A local man has been arrested on eight felony charges relating to his alleged possession of child pornography that authorities say was found on a computer they confiscated.