Home schoolers reenact Egyptian tomb in basement exhibit
Eight-year-old David Rogers and five-year-old Daniel lead a cardboard Pharaoh display in their Dunlin Way home. With seven other Seacoast families, they wrap a six week Egypt unit into a joint project with co op days and a shared tomb scene.
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York police seek driver in Saturday hit and run
York police seek the driver of a dark 1998 to 2000 Chevrolet Suburban that fled the scene after a two car crash Friday April 4 at 9 30 p m just south of Route 1 and Route 91 witnesses described the vehicle as leaving the scene and the accident remains under investigation Weather was ruled not a factor according to Sgt Thomas Baran
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Street plan stirs debate in Portsmouth downtown
Two renowned restaurateurs urged closing Market Street on Saturday nights from 6 to 11. City staff prefer Pleasant Street as the better option while other entrepreneurs call for broader pedestrian outreach. Paul Sorli, co-owner of Portsmouth Gas Light Co, cites weak downtown economy and aims to boost late night business. Market Street pedestrian flows become a point of contention.
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U S strikes site where Saddam and sons may be
U S bomber hit a residential complex in Baghdad on Monday after intelligence indicated Saddam Hussein his sons and other top Iraqi leaders might meet there. Officials said evidence showed the target was destroyed and a large hole remained.
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Wetlands questions hang over Greenland housing plan
Greenland town Conservation Commission asks the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services to reconsider a wetlands permit for Endicott General Partnership’s 200acre subdivision off Breakfast Hill Road. The group seeks a single ingress via September Drive to minimize wetland impacts while awaiting Army Corps approval for 1.4 acres of wetlands crossings. Endicott had planned a Falls Way loop with a second access, opposed by some residents, and a waiver allowed extended cul-de-sac and homes at the September Drive end.
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