Tall ships parade brightens foggy Portsmouth harbor
In Portsmouth on the Piscataqua River a tall ships parade drew hundreds of onlookers despite initial fog and poor visibility. The Pride of Baltimore II led a flotilla with 25 passengers plus crew and a dozen crew, exchanging cannon blasts with shore spectators as The Prince William Spirit of Bermuda and Urania followed, docking at State Pier.
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Portsmouth
Piscataqua River
Seacoastoniine
Michigan
Lulu Cavender
Baltimore II
New England
Portsmouth Harbor
Prince William
Spirit of
Bermuda
Urania
State Pier
Royal Netherlands Naval College
Hamilton
N.H. State Pier
Three hospitalized after Route 33 crash in Greenland
An morning collision on Route 33 near Greenland sent three people to Exeter Hospital. Juanita Saunders 72 and passenger George Saunders 73 were in a black 2002 Dodge Caravan that struck a 2004 Toyota Highlander driven by Sandra Herrick 68. A frightened dog from Saunders car was checked by Greenland Animal Hospital staff. Police said no serious injuries. Neill DePaoli and Lori Cotter, at an archaeological dig at Weeks Brick House, were first responders.
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Recom
Greenland
Greenland Animal Hospital
Keith Dietenhofer
Juanita Saunders
Portsmouth Ave
Portsmouth Avenue
Route 33
Sandra Herrick
Lake Road
Brentwood
Saunders
Weeks
George Saunders
Exeter Hospital
Aneagent
Neill DePaoli
Lori Cotter
Weeks House
Ne .Com
Portsmouth
Faculty backs prof in court hearing
University of New Hampshire associate professor John Collins received support from 16 faculty members at his court hearing one week after his arrest on dis orderly conduct and stalking charges. He was ordered to stay away from Interim Associate Dean of Research Stacia Sower.
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Dover — University of New Hampshire
John Collins
Stacia Sower
UNH Professor Delivers Snacks to Students Before Weekend Lab
PORTSMOUTH On a Friday in April University of New Hampshire professor Andy Laudano arrived at 5 a.m. to prepare Rudman Hall for graduate students. A swipe-key malfunction forced him to use a side door, attracting attention and prompting a page A12 continuation.
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Portsmouth
University of New Hampshire
Andy Laudano
Rudman Hall
Laudano
Regional meeting on Maine school consolidation law
Maine education officials plan a 7 p.m. meeting at Sanford Memorial Gymnasium to explain the state consolidation law. York and Kittery committees will meet over the next two weeks, including a 6 30 p.m. session at Kittery Town Hall and a York Wells Ogunquit district meeting, as the 290 districts are aimed to be reduced to about 80.
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Kittery
Maine
Susan Gendron
Sanford
York
John Baldacci
Sanford Memorial Gymnasium
York and Kittery
Kittery Town Hall
Wells- Ogunquit
Greenland dig uncovers 1700s life through Weeks Brick House
Archaeologist Neill DePaoli leads a Greenland dig at the Weeks Brick House yielding artifacts from the 1700s. Finds include English brown stoneware linked to Walter Weeks, along with a skillet beer bottles and coal ash. The team teases traces of the original house and casement windows.
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DePaoli
Lotteries Results and Draw Dates from Tri-State Daily
Lottery listings dated Friday July 6 2007 show Day and Evening numbers for Tri-State Daily including Day 0 3 8 and 1 9 7 3 Evening 9 5 5 9 3 9 0 TS Paycheck 10 14 22 35 39 Mass Daily 1 9 8 9 Mass Cash 11 17 28 29 34 Mega Millions 3 9 12 25 47 37
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Tri-State
Port City teams sweep Little League All Stars
Port City All-Star teams won both games in a sweep showing strong hitting and pitching. The doubleheader confirmed Port City’s top status in the district as scouts noted standout performances by several young players.
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Durham
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Conway
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