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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2006
Page
1
Senator Barack Obama delivered a soft yet forceful address at the Frank Jones Center to a packed crowd. He invoked grassroots energy and his book The Audacity of Hope while media noted the growing buzz about a possible presidential bid.
Sen Barack Obama drew eager applause at the Frank Jones Center as the crowd reacted with hopeful enthusiasm. Voters in Portsmouth exposed strong early momentum with many expressing belief he could be a presidential contender, even before his January decision.
In Kittery Maine officials report drug and alcohol use among local students is down. Health coordinator Althea Cariddi credits a districtwide effort including mentorship life skills programs and anti drug initiatives at the middle school with the decline.
Since its 2000 opening, the Dockingham County Child Advocacy Center has served over 2,600 children and families affected by abuse. Executive Director Kathryn Adler notes public awareness remains low due to the confidential nature of casework. The center emphasizes discretion while highlighting its impact.
St Mark's United Methodist Church in Kittery Maine celebrated its 10th anniversary with traditional services and a visit from Bishop Peter Weaver of the New England Conference. Elaine Peverly outlined 140 years of church history as Weaver discussed his Mozambique trip and impact on life via Methodist missions.
A brief urban snippet asks if residents are prepared for winter. One person replies they feel ready with a warm fire and cookies in the freezer.
Partly sunny weather note appears with scattered numbers for Megabucks Mass Daly Mass Megabucks and Powerbul listings. The readable items include date style entries and mixed odds or lottery related figures. No clear single event or person emerges from the fragmentary OCR text.
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