Gore film urges action on rising seas endangering New Hampshire sites
Environmental groups promote Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth screening to mobilize local action in Portsmouth and across New Hampshire. Officials warn Por ts mouth, Odiorne Point and Strawbery Banke face inundation if warming continues, urging lawmakers to curb pollution within ten years.
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Family faces long wait after floods force移 evac harsh move
Janet Tucker and Scott Littlefield and their two children fled their flooded home on Mother's Day weekend and live in a camper in their driveway on Suzanne Drive. They cannot return for six weeks, despite a FEMA rental voucher. The family seeks help and notes it may be months before they can move back in.
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Local lawyer hired speaks up for Dodds
Portsmouth report notes the state police search for congressional candidate Gary Dodds after an April 5 crash cost about $13,084 for 27 hours. Dover police estimated around $5,000 in manpower and resources used in the same search.
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Politician Sells Accent Magazines Amid Acquisition News
Congressional candidate Gary Dodds and his wife Cindy sold a pair of Accent branded magazines. Network Communications Inc. announced it would acquire Accent Home & Garden and Accent on Lifestyle, targeting the Seacoast area. Home Design Division President Adam Japko noted See MAGAZINES Page A6.
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High-speed chase ends in two arrests
Two Connecticut men, Jeremy Gagnon and Justin Curtis, were arrested on Interstate 95 in Portsmouth after a high speed chase with state police. Gagnon, 24, of Putnam, and Curtis, 23, of Eastford, were stopped when a troop er noted open beer and suspected intoxication.
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Safety rules stressed for Maine New Hampshire Fourth of July weekend
Officials urge caution as 34.3 million Americans expected to travel this weekend including 770000 visitors to New Hampshire. Peter Thomson of the State Highway Safety Agency cites speed inattention and alcohol as top crash factors with enforcement plans focused on speed and DWI.
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Seacoast Independence Day Fireworks in Portsmouth
The annual fireworks display in Portsmouth is set for Monday July 3 at South Mill Pond across from City Hall starting 9 15 p m with a rain date of Wednesday July 5 at the same time The celebration is accompanied by the Prescott Park Freedom Rocks concert July 3 from 2 p m to 11 p m with a brief intermission and a $5 suggested donation per person See EVENTS Page A6
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Lottery draws and numbers reported for Tri-State Daily
Evening and day results listed with multiple games including Tri-State Daily Day and Evening draws, 6 Triple Play, Mass Daily, Mass Cash, Mega Millions, and a Mega Millions payoff line. Names of games and numeric results provided without commentary.
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