Hampton Beach Strips First Floor to Curb Condo Invasion
Hampton Beach officials propose a zoning amendment to prohibit residential use on the first floor of Ocean Boulevard buildings from Ashworth Avenue to N Street. Existing homes on the strip would be grandfathered with upgrades allowed if zoning rules are met. Commis sioner John Kane warns against overdevelopment like Revere and Salisbury.
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New England Triumph Over Jacksonville in Playoff Clash
New England overcame Jacksonville in a high stakes playoff matchup. Key players delivered standout stats while coaches offered measured comments on the win and looming road to the Super Bowl.
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Feingold Visits New Hampshire as Early Campaign Trail Begins
Sen. Russ Feingold of Wisconsin spent a day in Vermont and a Democratic dinner in Hanover New Hampshire as he weighs a possible 2008 presidential run. He denied firm plans but said he will consider options after focusing on boosting Democrats in 2006.
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Sirrell argues Cross Roads serves dire need
Portsmouth police records show Cross Roads House homeless shelter at 600 Lafayette Road handling 445 calls in 2005, averaging over one daily, up 2 percent from 2004, with half for ambulance or fire response. Emergency paperwork rose 45 percent. arrests citywide for shelter residents were excluded. Some Cross Roads crimes declined year over year.
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UNH Men Rally to Tie Vermont in Hockey East Showdown
The UNH Wildcats hockey team finishes a solid weekend by rallying to tie their Hockey East rival Vermont, preserving a point with a late push.
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Reform aims to close Medicaid loophole in state
Senior care and nursing home officials warn of a nationwide trend of elders divesting assets to qualify for Medicaid. NH officials seek legislative fixes and a proposed federal waiver model to curb the loophole while protecting service access. one Nashua administrator notes many patients had Medicare benefits for 100 days and used estate planning to qualify.
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