Speed limit hike debated by Maine Portsmouth commuter
Deb Smith from Maine to Portsmouth opposes raising the 65 mph limit to 70 mph arguing higher speeds endanger her children. DOT respects but does not back the bill, while sponsors cite alcohol and inattention as greater accident factors. Deputy Chief Len DiSesa comments on safety factors.
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Dodds Attacks Pre Trial with Four Motions in Dover Case
Local attorney J P Nadeau says he will file four motions in Strafford County Superior Court aimed at witnesses and evidence in the Dodds disappearance case. He also petitions for Judge Peter Fauver’s removal while Dodds faces charges of faking his 2006 disappearance. a separate judge denial is noted. Prosecutors allege Dodds altered his appearance after a 2006 car crash.
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Snowshoeing burns 600 calories and boosts cardio
Snowshoeing proves accessible yet effective for fitness. The brief notes casual enthusiasm, a local sports feature, and a women’s legal case reference tied to January 6 plus a media note about Spotlight magazine. The scattered items reflect assorted local coverage.
Art Linkletter at 95 shares life wisdom in Ports mouth talk
At age 95 Art Linkletter, the former chairman and television host known for Kids Say the Darndest Things, spoke at the Ports mouth Sheraton Harbor side Hotel. He discussed aging, life lessons, and his new book How to Make the Rest of Your Life the Best of Your Life co authored with Mark Victor Hansen. The event was sponsored by The Boulders at Riverwoods, a senior living community coming to Exeter. Linkletter quipped that people now live 30 years longer and joked about needing to stay alive longer.
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MLK themed art project inspires third graders
In Orttsmouth a Dondero School teacher Sara LaC sse guided Judy Blatts' third grade class to weave black and white construction paper as a symbolic MLK lesson. Samantha McDermott, 9, led with a distinctive layout by irregularly coating white strips and decorating the black area. See MLK, Page A6.
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