Festival of Lights at Temple Israel marks Hanukkah
Seacoast Jewish community celebrates the second day of Hanukkah with Temple Israel’s 300-family congregation on Court Street. Rabbi David Mark led songs and handed out dreidels while families lit menorahs. Dover resident Ron Stock and the brotherhood prepared over 60 pounds of traditional latkes, fried to a homemade standard.
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City police post crime analyst job in Portsmouth
Portsmouth police department announces a new civilian crime analyst position with a salary of 32 280 to 40 712 and benefits. The role involves information management, data collating and presenting through charts and PowerPoint to aid budgets. The analyst will audit reports for errors and edit narratives for grammar, returning incomplete or inaccurate items for revision.
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Portsmouth
Bill Irving
Goffs town phone jamming scandal to go public
The New Hampshire state Republican Party faces fallout from a phone jamming scandal tied to the 2002 Election Day, despite a $125,000 settlement reached December 1 in a Democratic Party lawsuit. Lawyer Paul Twomey plans to post online damaging depositions and grand jury testimony to inform voters.
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Heard in the Square quote from Mark Miller in Maine
A local resident Mark Miller, 17, of Kittery Maine, voices a strong attachment to his hometown saying it should stay exactly the same and he would not want any changes to the place.
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Wolfeboro Soldier Dies in Iraq Bomb Blast
A 22-year-old soldier from Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq. Officials confirm his death as part of ongoing combat operations, with family notified and details pending.
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Wolfeboro
Iraq
Middle-Aged Orientation in Chicken Soup Shopper Tale
Portsmouth writer Kimberly Ripley contributes a humorous piece titled Middle-Aged Orientation to Chicken Soup for the Shopper's Soul Celebrating Bargains Boutiques and the Perfect Pair of Shoes. The story parodies a grand opening at a Super Wal Mart as Ripley and her friend revel in the shopping scene. Ripley has written professionally for eight years and has published See CHICKEN.
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Kimberly Ripley
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