Sand castle toppled at Kittery fundraiser in Maine
A 15-foot sand castle built by Ed Jarrett for Camp Sunshine at Sebago Lake was toppled by vandals in Kittery Maine early Wednesday. The incident was captured on store surveillance video as the Kittery Trading Post promotes donations, selling paper sand castles for the cause while Jarrett eyes a 31-foot comeback.
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Cupboard Shortage Strains Seacoast Pantry Aid
Portsmouth based Seacoast Consumer Alliance Food Pantry on Islington Street reports empty shelves as statewide donations fall while New Hampshire Foodbank faces a 40 percent rise in demand. Executive director Charlotte Duquette says coffee and basic foods have run out and she apologizes to clients.
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NH Foodbank appeals for donations as stocks run low
The NH Foodbank urges direct food donations at 62 West Brook St Manchester from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and financial gifts via nhfoodbank.org Executive Director Melanie Gosselin notes a deficit and a need to purchase food to bridge the shortfall as the AIDS Response Seacoast pantry, historically supported by NH Foodbank, faces changes.
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York School Committee to decide fate of consolidation plan
York Maine The York School Committee meets Wednesday to weigh the future of southern York County schools amid Maine's drive to trim districts from 290 to about 80. York Superintendent Henry Scipione filed two consolidation notices, signaling intent to merge with Kittery and guiding the district's direction.
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Under fire Greenland town clerk resigns after board move
Patricia Ferrelli, Greenland town clerk and tax collector, resigns after a public board effort to remove her. In a letter she cites the action as in the town’s and her own best interest, effective today at 11:59 p.m., to avoid an almost certain outcome.
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Rye-Portsmouth builder offers help to Haley family
Ry e Portsmouth contractor Nathan Scott pledges to assist the Haley family in finishing their home and asks other local builders to join. He was the contractor on the family’s renovation, near tragedy after Jerry Haley’s brain tumor and a downward spiral for his wife Allison and three children. Donations to the Haley Family Fund await at TD Banknorth branches, designated for the Haley family. Call Nathan Scott at 817-4305 to help with the Haley house.
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Lotteries result summary for August thirty first week
Lottery draw lines show mixed digits with daytime and evening results. Jri-Chata Nailue a) aeaue voy. Day results 6 0 5 7 1 9 5. Evening 1 5 7 5 8 6 7. Mass Daily 2 4 4 5. Cash Winfall not available at press time.
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I Primary Ron Pauls Appeal Faces Broad Support
Ron Pauls campaign draws a diverse coalition across ages and parties as he appeals to voters. The piece notes a stormy political weather with the race spotlight shifting to Page A15 for further details.
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