Woman charged after SUV hits pedestrians and cars near fireworks
Tracey Donovan 39 of 7 Garrett Drive was arrested Friday night in Portsmouth after her red Dodge Durango struck a pedestrian and several vehicles while fleeing post firework traffic near Little Harbor School. She faces multiple charges including reckless conduct a felony with potential 5 to 7 years if convicted. No serious injuries reported.
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Break from Iraq Brings First Home Leave Parade Honor
Guy Pelletier, 36, of Kittery Maine, has his first home leave in five months from Army service in Iraq. The two week break lets him attend Portsmouth Marston Avenue Fourth of July parade, two weeks away from duty with the 741st Transportation Company based in Somersworth. He says the return is passing quickly.
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Kerry keeps vp pick secret at holiday farm barbecue
Senator John Kerry spoke briefly at a holiday barbecu e on his wife’s 88 acre Pittsburgh area farm while aides prepared a public relations rollout for a potential vice presidential announcement. Aides moved to have the choice announced today despite Kerry’s silence on the selection.
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County probes police wiretap violations in Seabrook
Seabrook authorities review the police department’s call recording policy amid allegations of recording without caller knowledge. County Attorney Jim Reams confirms a formal report was requested by Seabrook Town Manager Fred Welch. Former Chief Bill Baker disputes Currier’s memo and notes wider background, including resistance to beeped disclosure and switch removals.
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Massage therapists decry prostitution taint in Maine
York therapist Vivian Poirier says prostitution taints legitimate massage work, recounting bias from officials in Kittery in 1996 and noting FBI and state police raids on the Danish Health Club in Wells on June 9. She reports clients offered sex during massages and urges public awareness that legitimate therapy remains distinct.
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Wells
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Deb Cram
Dera
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