Pats Honor Local Girl At AFC Championship
A hometown girl who faced boos in Indianapolis will be cheered in the AFC championship game on Sunday. The article notes her presence and local support ahead of the big matchup, reflecting regional pride and anticipated fanfare.
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Indianapolis
Contract negotiations begin all union deals exceed fifty million
Fifteen union agreements totaling more than 50 million dollars move to bargaining tables. Residents face potential tax implications as talks proceed, with officials urging careful budgeting and transparency.
Parish Faces Zoning Clash Over Fort Rock Farm Campus
Hundreds gathered as St Michael Parish defends a Newfields Road campus plan amid opposition arguing it would resemble a big box retailer harming Fort Rock Farm heritage. Critics push that the project conflicts with zoning and public welfare. officials faced a long presentation on site use environment and traffic as 400 residents attended.
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Fort Rock Farm
Newfields Road
Zoning Board of Adjustment
IBA
St. Michael Parish
Nine Portsmouth bars cited in liquor sting penalties
A Dec 28 undercover check led to penalties for nine establishments including Seacoast Repertory Theatre 125 Bow St Sheraton Portsmouth Hotel 480 Market St Portsmouth Lake 141 143 Congress St Gepetto s Pizza 165 Deer St and Bella Luna 10 Market St. The actions include serving to minors and result in four points against respective licenses and $500 fines.
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State Liquor Commission
Sion
Seacoast Repertory Theatre
Bow St
Sheraton Portsmouth
Market St
Portsmouth Lake
Congress St
Lake
Gepetto’s Pizza
Deer St
Bella Luna
Audit urges new fees for hikers kayakers and saltwater fish NH Fish and Game
The Legislative Budget Assistant audit of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department for 2002 to 2007 urged diversifying funding beyond hunting and fishing licenses. It suggested adding fees for hikers canoers kayakers and saltwater fishers and tightening rescue reimbursement rules after 822 missions costing 1.5 million dollars. The department did not receive requested state funding of 3 million dollars and accepted the audit Tuesday.
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New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Legislative Budget Assistant
Fish and Wildlife Department
New Hampshire
Donald S. Clarke
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