Heat fuels preference for lighter ice cream flavors in New England
In steamy northern New England, hot conditions push customers toward berry and ginger as lighter flavors while dark favorites like black raspberry chocolate chip and coffee heath bar stay in high demand. Shop managers note heat reduces sales and melts, with temperatures reaching the 90s and heat indices near 100.
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Heat wave tips from NH and EPA urge cooler homes
Public Service of New Hampshire and the Environmental Protection Agency advise small fans to move air from air conditioners, raising thermostat settings. Clear outdoor central unit debris, close curtains to block sun, and use public transit or carpool. When air is unhealthy, providers offer free air conditioned rides. Refuel at night to reduce gasoline vapors.
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Night Out Celebrates Portsmouth Neighborhoods Across 15 Block Parties
Residents from Hillcrest Estates Cedars of Portsmouth and Union Street celebrate National Night Out Against Crime organized by the Portsmouth Police Department and Citywide Neighborhood Association. Highlights include salsa lessons at St Catherine's Church and a makeshift driving range in Hislop Park as locals praise quiet streets and family friendly neighborhoods.
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Inmates sue State prisons over sentences
Twenty inmates sue the state prison system seeking shorter terms or immediate freedom. They allege prosecutors illegally break single crimes into multiple charges and that judges impose improper consecutive sentences since the 1970s. The Supreme Court accepted all appeals for joint action, stemming from eight superior courts. Attorney Richard Lehmann represents inmate Kenneth Violette of Manchester.
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City Dentist Loses License In Portsmouth Case
George I. Enescu, a Portsmouth dentist at 230 Lafayette Road, had his license suspended after the State Board of Dental Examiners found he knowingly violated state law by failing to post safety regulations, register his X ray machine, and complete required continuing education, with violations dating back to August 2003. He was ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation and informed of continuing regulatory actions.
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State Board of Dental Examiners
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Antique 1928 Chris Craft Cadet Coquette Finds Rhode Island Home
In New Castle a 1928 22-foot Chris Craft Cadet named Coquette, fully restored, joins Rhode Island family the DeWitts after years of summer visits. Owner Charles DeWitt recalls family ties and how Roland Sawyer helped bring the boat from disrepair to a gleaming show winner.
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Lottery results brief for Aug 1 2006 edition
Tuesday draws show Tri State Day 9 4 9 8 7 3 9 and 5 6 9 1 2 2 2. TS Triple Play 11 14 19 25 41. Mass Daily 7 2 3 6 Mass Cash 2 4 11 19 35 Mega Millions 14 29 32 43 49 with a 14 listed.
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