12 Dec 2006
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2006
Page
1
Portsmouth officials vow to challenge the state plan to replace the traffic circle with an eight to ten lane intersection. They prefer a flyover at higher cost, arguing environmental and traffic issues and warning of potential recourse to stop the plan despite the 2012 start date.
Led by Maine police, the Wreaths Across America convoy stopped at a New Hampshire liquor store en route to the Massachusetts border. A tractor trailer bore 5,000 wreaths bound for Arlington National Cemetery, with more sent to state and national cemeteries. Karen and Merrill Worcester, owners of Worcester Wreath Co., have funded the program for 15 years, expanding this year to other cemeteries.
Rye students received a long distance lesson from Antarctica as RJH teacher Robin Ellwood joined Dr. Peter Doran in the McMurdo Dry Valleys. Ellwood described climate change signals in the fragile Dry Valleys and how nutrients and energy move through its sparse ecosystem.
Daily draws list Day and Evening numbers for Day 5 5 6 3 4 1 4 and 5 2 1 3 9 4 9 plus Mass Daily 7 6 0 and Cash Winfall not available at press time.
The Portsmouth High School hockey team battled to a 6-6 tie in a hard fought game. The match featured multiple scoring bursts and showcased clutch play from both sides as the teams traded goals throughout the contest.
A Rockingham Superior Court judge granted a motion to dismiss Ocean Properties, also Nine Seventy Six Realty Trust, from a joint suit challenging four August zoning amendments. The case now proceeds against Denis P. Prue's Dover Realty Trust over the Deer Street rezoning and hotel project details.
Kittery Maine Town Council discusses belt tightening as Jeff Thomson proposes a three-year plan with a zero percent property tax rise for the 2007-08 year and a 1.5 percent cap for the next two fiscal years. He cites TABOR as a guiding message despite flaws.
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