Fireworks Draw Tens of Thousands to Portsmouth
Independence Day celebration fills South Mill Pond and surrounding streets with an estimated 20 000 to 30 000 spectators. A 22 000 display lights the sky after 9 15 p m with families, friends, and the Leftist Marching Band filling Market Square and nearby avenues.
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Ine.com
Portsmouth
South Mill Pond
Catelynn Provost
Bianca Webber
Bianca
Catelynn
Parrott Avenue
Junkins Avenue
Rogers Street
Congress
State
Hanover Streets
Market Square
Port City
Police pay for ID in letter leak
Portsmouth police assign Capt. Janet Champlin to uncover who leaked a staff-internal document about a lieutenant allegedly grabbing a subordinate officer's breast. Capt. Champlin works overtime at time and a half, approximately 50 dollars per hour, as the probe is treated a confidential personnel matter with possible departmental rule violations.
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Portsmouth
The
Herald
Michael Magnant
Janet Champlin
Police Detectives
Sentences for former Enterasys executives in fraud case
Four Rochester based Enterasys Networks executives were convicted of conspiracy and fraud after a 2006 jury trial. Robert J Gagalis received 11 1/2 years in prison and two years supervised release on multiple fraud counts. Bruce D Kay drew 9 1/2 years and two years supervised release. Robert G Barber was sentenced to eight years and fined 25 000 with three years supervised release.
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Concord
Enterasys Networks
U.S. District Court
Paul J. Barbadoro
Enterasys
Robert J. Gagalis
Gagalis
Bruce D. Kay
Kay
Robert G. Barber
Barber
Sign Bandits case heads to high court
New Hampshire Supreme Court will hear the appeal of John Decker who was convicted of uprooting roadside signs. He argues entrapment and a claimed citizen patriot right to act against what he deems illegal behavior. He says the Department of Transportation told him the signs could be removed.
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Wiline.com
Portsmouth
New Hampshire Supreme Court
John Decker
Department of Transportation
Decker
Lotteries Tuesday July 3 2007 Tri-State Daily
Lotteries for Tuesday include Day and Evening draws with numbers listed. Paycheck mass daily and Mega Millions results feature a 35 final ball. games show combinations such as Tri-State Day 6 3 5 6 5 1 9 and Mega Millions 21 35 37 39 40 plus a 35.
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Tri-State
T-S
Mass
Petition Opposes 85 Foot Shipyard Building View
Whipple Road residents in Kittery Maine collect signatures to stop a new 85 foot tall structure at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Richard Brooks describes the view impact from his waterside patio amid ongoing dispute over the project.
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Wine.com
Kittery
Maine
Whipple Road
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Richard Brooks
Navy Yard
Dick Brooks
Portsmouth Little League All Stars Stay Unbeaten in 9-10 Tournament
The Portsmouth Little League All Stars remain undefeated as rain affected schedule with showers noted. Weather delays and competition details underscore a strong collective effort from the team and field play quality during the event.
Ceres Bakery celebrates creativity in Port City arts section
In Page A9 the arts feature highlights Ceres Bakery as a hub of creativity and culinary craft in Port City. Page A4 reports a man with a criminal history allegedly found snoozing in a garage bathroom, a curious local incident.
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Ighbors
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Ceres Bakery
Lafayette Plaza
Route 1
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Philbricksfreshmarket.com
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