Eight rescued after Hampton Harbor power boat sinks
Emergency responders pulled eight people from a 28 foot power boat that struck a rock and began sinking in Hampton Harbor Saturday afternoon. No injuries were reported. Marine Patrol and US Coast Guard units along with Hampton Fire Rescue and Tow Boat U.S. aided in the rescue, with the operator Norma Curit thanking responders.
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Fireworks Show Lights Portsmouth Night After Rain
Fireworks dazzled Portsmouth despite rain on the third as crowds gathered Saturday for a pyrotechnics display. The delayed celebration lit the sky with color and energy, drawing spectators to a night of festive viewing and local excitement.
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Portsmouth
Stars Shines As Portsmouth Auditions Draw Local Talent
The Players Ring in Portsmouth held annual auditions with local actors vying for spots under direction. Organizers screen hopefuls as community talent show interest grows amid page C1 coverage.
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Players’ Ring Theater
Portsmouth
Isles of Shoals lure free spirits in 1873
Celia Thaxter, an Appledore Island resident, wrote that people cling to the Isles of Shoals for abundant air sea room and horizon. She argued homesickness for distant places fades beside the wild, lonely isles where inhabitants thrive on sea air and space. See SHOALS, Page A10.
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Isles of Shoals
Appledore Island
Celia Thaxter
New York
Albany
Maine
California
Ghost Alley Tales and Shoals Legacy Told by Sisters
Smith of Eliot Maine and her sister Linda Walton of York recall childhood summers and first trips to the Isles of Shoals from Kittery Point. The sisters describe family ties to Oceanic House waitresses and weeks spent on Star Island with their grandmother. They remain longtime Shoalers following a beloved coastal family tradition.
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Eliot
Maine
Linda Walton
York
Kittery Point
Isles of Shoals
Linda
Walton
Oceanic House
Star Island
WTSN host Paul LeBlanc signs off after 44 years
WTSN 1270 AM will bid farewell Friday to Paul LeBlanc the longtime radio host with 44 years at the station. He steered the Morning Information Center from 5 30 to 9 a m delivering regional and world news along with sports and weather as locals say goodbye before his final broadcast.
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Paul LeBlanc
WTSN
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