Seacoast family makes home a classroom for six Hadley children
In Newmarket, the Hadley family homeschools six children from ages 5 to 17, part of New Hampshire's 4343 homeschooled students. Dana and Ruth Hadley opened their house on Grant Road to share how family life and education blend under one roof, after discovering homeschooling through a mothers group.
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BRAC Outlook: Will Future Base Closures Return?
Kittery Maine after Portsmouth Naval Shipyard escaped the 2005 base closure list officials face the question of future BRAC threats. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld declined to rule out future actions while BRAC Commission Chairman Anthony Principi urged periodic reviews every five to ten years.
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Prescription for trouble on roads from prescription drug use
Portsmouth police emphasize growing issue of drivers under the influence of prescription medications. Officer Corey MacDonald of the Drug Recognition Expert Unit notes a nationwide rise. He and Officer Aaron Stacy recently attended the IA Chiefs Drug Training Conference in Arlington, Virginia.
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Teacher Leaves After Striving for Highly Qualified Status
Roseann Vozella Clark, after 16 years in public education, considered returning to school under No Child Left Behind rules to prove she was highly qualified in three subjects at Portsmouth Alternative Secondary School. She left after one year for a non classroom post at Portsmouth High School, deterred by the prospect of more study following graduate school.
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Flight of Passage for Two Teenagers Recounts Cross Country Flight
Emily Quirk reports on seventeen year old cousins Ben Dunkerley and Nick Reed who flew 6000 miles across the United States in a 1946 Aeronca Champ. Their journey, inspired by Rinker Buck's Flight of Passage, began in South Hampton and ended last Sunday, with them cherishing the sky as a family memory set apart by being cousins not brothers.
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Lottery results and fund section noted in Tri-State Daily
The August 27 2005 issue lists Tri-State Megabucks numbers 3 7 8 10 17 22 with a 36 bonus and adjacent daily draws 7 3 6 3 4 8. A World/Nation section references mutual funds and market notes on the same page.
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Twice as Nice Philadelphia Runner Sweeps Exeter Hospital 5K and 10K
A Philadelphia runner won both the Exeter Hospital 5K and the 10K road races in a double victory. Strong performances marked the afternoon, with stormy weather noted on the page.
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Renovations complete At PHS usher in new school year
Portsmouth officers honor a fallen colleague as renovations are finished at PHS and a new school year begins. A long running benefit started by the officer continues to support the community, sustaining his legacy.
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