Tornado-like Storm Strikes Rye and North Hampton
Rye and North Hampton residents describe a ferocious storm with downed power lines and snapping trees. Katy Eveland, driving during the event, said she felt shapes of a tornado and many neighbors feared one passed through. Authorities reported hazards and a state trooper was struck while directing traffic.
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Rye
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Tornado-like blast hits North Hampton trailer park
Residents of North Hampton Trailer Park at 203 Lafayette Road described an early evening event as tornado like. Rizzy Sullivan said debris, including a roof tarp, flew from across the street. Sheila and Carl Brown reported a 70 foot oak toppled and two trees fell onto their mobile home, with one tree blocking the road.
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North Hampton
Lafayette Road
Rizzy Sullivan
Sheila
Carl Brown
Fourth Street
Fisherman recalls near disaster during brief Isle of Shoals storm
Peter Morse a commercial fisherman described Wednesday’s thunderstorm as the worst 10 to 12 minutes of his 35 year career. He was aboard the Merganser a mile south of the Isle of Shoals returning from Point Pleasant New Jersey with crew member Jeff Tierney when a hatch blew off and winds reached about 70 miles per hour. The storm forced him to ride out the gusts as he neared the dock.
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Peter Morse
Morse
Isle of Shoals
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Jamie Cohen
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Portsmouth
Fears rise over sharp birth control cost surge in public health
Portsmouth health providers warn July price hikes hit birth control pills. Janet Atkin of Avis Goodwin Community Health Center says Ortho-Novum packs jumped from 1.40 to 14.23, impacting patients with little or no insurance as public health services distribute the pills.
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Portsmouth
Janet Atkin
Avis Goodwin Community Health Center
Public health birth control costs prompt center review
The Dover and Rochester center limited patients to one month’s supply amid a cost rise and plans to seek options for affordable care. Atkins notes Rochester teen pregnancy rates are high and 219 under-19 patients use reduced or free pills, with 1,640 women affected overall. See PILL, Page A7.
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Troubled Madison Street project in Portsmouth escalates concerns
Madison Street area residents describe the Olde Parish Townhouses site as troubled with flooding, drainage, silt, and aesthetic issues dating back two years. City officials issued a two week ultimatum nine months ago. City Attorney Sullivan warned the city may repair and bond the developer King Weinstein if fixes aren’t completed. Developer Weinstein cites storm drain upgrades and setbacks including an October 7 fire.
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Portsmouth
Mark Regoulinsky
Madison Street
Olde Parish
Regoulinsky
Robert Sullivan
Russian teens meet Portsmouth mayor during cultural immersion
Polina Timofeeva and Artur Chubko, Russian students aged 16 and 15, met Portsmouth Mayor Steve Marchand with interpreter Marina Forbes from the New England Language Center. They praised his friendliness while planning school presentations on American culture after their visit.
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On edge of civil war world officials urge stop to violence in Iraq
The world stands on the brink as violence in Iraq intensifies. Officials call for immediate action to halt the bloodshed and prevent further escalation across the region.
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