Spotlight magazine relaunched with reader input and redesign
Howard Altschiller introduces the redesigned Spotlight magazine in todays Herald. A March gathering at the Blue Mermaid in Portsmouth drew Seacoast readers and opinion-makers to shape the arts weeklys future. The group included musicians actors poets writers and local proprietors and patrons.
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Seacoast Media Group
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Portsmouth
Turning point vigil supports Cindy Sheehan in Portsmouth
More than 100 people gathered in Market Square to back Cindy Sheehan, mother of a soldier killed in Iraq, as part of 1,627 nationwide vigils organized by MoveOn.org and Democracy for America. Supporters praised her stance and urged an end to the war.
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Market Square
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Bush
Texas
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Sheehan
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Democracy For America
Exeter
Town Hall
Tony Woody
Woody
North Church
Dover Embraces Move of Portsmouth Children's Museum
Dover residents urged quick action at a public hearing as the City Council approved a 7-2 lease for the Portsmouth Children's Museum to relocate to the Butterfield Building downtown. Mayor Myers praised downtown waterfront development and a hoped for trickle-down boost to the entire community. Two opponents asked for a one week delay to seek answers about the lease.
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Dover
Portsmouth
Scott Myers
Portsmouth Children’s Museum
Jason Hindle
Robert Keays
Vandal who desecrated statue sought again in burglary case
Kenneth Joslyn, 21, of 89 Main St Portsmouth is wanted on an arrest warrant for the theft of cash and checks from Bethel Assembly of God at 200 Chase St. Police linked him to a 2004 church vandalism at St Catherine of Siena, where the Madonna of the Streets statue was stolen and displayed at the rectory. He faces an 11 month remaining sentence if convicted in the Bethel case.
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Portsmouth
Berwick
Maine
Kenneth Joslyn
Main St
Earl Case
Bethel Assembly of God
Chase St
Joslyn
Jeff Rudolph
Rudolph
St. Catherine of Siena
Rockingham County House of Corrections
Bethel
Reading and math scores rise at three Seacoast high schools
New Hampshire state test results show gains at Portsmouth Winnacunnet and Exeter high schools in 2005. At Portsmouth High School 10th-graders, 79 percent reached Basic or above in math and 84 percent in reading, up from 2004. Winnacunnet posted higher Basic or above rates in both subjects, with 71 percent in math and 74 percent in reading.
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Portsmouth
Hampton-area
New Hampshire
Winnacunnet High
PHS
Robert Lister
Winnacunnet High School
Hampton Area
Exeter
Winnacunnet
Lotteries prize numbers from Tri-State Daily listing
Evening and day draws show multiple lottery lines including T S Megabucks 3 12 16 21 23 25 Powerball 3 8 30 43 53 Hot Lotto 1 13 17 28 37 Mass Daily 5 0 2 Mass Megabucks 4 6 17 23 32 37.
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Tri-State
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Mass
2005 NAEP Scores Released for Local High Schools
The 2005 mean NAEP scores for tenth graders at three area high schools are listed with a note that a detailed breakdown by reading and math categories and by school appears on Page A7.
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