Eagle visits Portsmouth a record crowd weekend
The Eagle voyage drew about 10 000 aboard the U S Coast Guard Cutter Eagle and 5 000 more at the state pier amid favorable weather and free admission. Piscataqua Maritime Commission chair Donald Coker called it the greatest event yet and said it will boost future tall ship visits.
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Eagle tall ship event showcases Portsmouth crowd control
Port city officials credit a successful Eagle visit for boosting the local image in handling a Class A ship. Coker praised the effort of commission members and staff who worked 18 hours daily, while Grimmel Industries and Pease Development Authority supported the operation.
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Westin project clears zoning for hotel and parking garage
Portsmouth City Council approved four zoning amendments to allow HarborCorp LLC to build a 60 foot hotel and conference center, permit city ownership of a private parking facility, and raise capacity beyond 500. Opponents Harold Whitehouse and Ned Raynolds opposed the height increase, with Raynolds wishing another meeting to seek more staff explanation.
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Man Missing After Attempted Rescue at Lake Winnipesaukee
Frederick Surette, 51, of Raymond, vanished on Sunday while swimming in choppy water off Rattlesnake Island in Alton as he and his fiancée Muriel Murphy faced trouble. Family says he came to announce his engagement and made a heroic effort pushing Murphy toward a boat before disappearing. search continued for a second day.
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Rye Fire Department moves to safety building
Firefighters officially occupy the Rye Public Safety Building eight months after planned readiness. Fire Chief Rich O'Brien notes a successful weekend move, with systems tested and functioning, while awaiting final state inspection and addressing prior code violations and asbestos abatement.
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Fire at North Hampton TGI Friday's site deemed suspicious
Police and fire officials investigate an early Saturday blaze at the Lafayette Road construction site of a new TGI Friday's. North Hampton Fire Deputy Chief Corey Landry says the fire appears suspicious as investigators monitor the scene for causes and safety.
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Fire reported at TG! Friday's on Lafayette Road North Hampton
North Hampton police and fire units investigate a Saturday morning fire at TG! Friday's on Lafayette Road. Detective Joshua Stokes says the case is a possible arson and the department assists the fire department. The blaze started after 2 a.m. and was spotted by a patrol officer.
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Lotteries Draw Results Across Tri-State Daily
The Aug 8 2006 listing shows Day drawings 8 6 7 and 6 4 3 4 Evening 3 2 7 4 2 7 9 Mass Daily 3 4 7 3 and Mass Cash Winfall numbers are 5 18 22 28 32 42.
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