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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2008
Page
1
The New York Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 5 to 4 in 10 innings to split the series. Key runs came in extras as both teams traded blows, with late moments shaping the result and highlighting the tight rivalry.
President Bush renews call to open U S coastal waters to fuel development as oil exploration begins off Florida. A9 Photos to take over downtown Middle school exhibit will flood storefronts across city streets. A3 American dollar sinks further as currency loses about a quarter of its purchasing power since 2002. A7
Jazz fans gathered at Prescott Park for the 13th annual Tommy Gallant Jazz Festival under clear skies. Festival chair Dave Seiler praised the mix of new and longtime performers and noted the event typically attracts up to 2,000 attendees, highlighting a thriving local jazz scene.
In Eliot Maine residents faced with near five dollar per gallon heating oil prices are organizing to negotiate lower prices. Led by Jim Schliestett the group seeks to unite neighbors on EliotOnline to bid collectively and avoid high market rates. The plan explores options including biofuels or kerosene as potential alternatives.
Deborah McDermott profiles Heather Parker, a Portsmouth resident, as she constructs a solar and airtight house at North Mill Pond off Dennett Street. The home aims for near total heating independence with sun exposure, a winter garden, and a short walk to downtown, reducing energy use and car dependence.
In a local discussion, residents including Gretchen Eagle of Stratham weighed in on Arctic National Wildlife Refuge drilling. They urged preserving the area for its unique species and argued oil reserves will eventually run dry, urging focus on alternative energy sources.
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