Accused church vandals face judge
In Portsmouth three men are charged in a May vandalism at St Catherine of Siena Church on Woodbury Avenue. Kenneth Joslyn and Benjamin Hodgkins face Aug 3 probable cause hearings on Class B felonies. Nathan Bragg, linked to under $1,000 damage, pleads not guilty and faces Aug 17 in district court. They allegedly stole a shovel and garden hose from a church storage shed and removed a statue.
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St. Catherine of Siena
Portsmouth
Woodbury Avenue
Kenneth R. Joslyn
Main St
South Berwick
Maine
Benjamin Phillip Hodgkins
Mountain Road
Northwood
Sharon de Vries
Superior Court
Nathan Aaron Bragg
Virginia Lane
Seabrook
Portsmouth District Court
Parking solution questioned in Portsmouth council meeting
City Council debates Omnibus Parking Ordinance after a yearlong trial allowing Parking Committee changes without public hearings. Councilor Panatelakos warns of limited public input, as the council reviews ordinances renewed by Parking Committee minutes. Chief Magnant marked 25 years of service on Page A3.
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Portsmouth
Laura Pantelakos
Michael Magnant
Kittery Council weighs firearm range rules after noise concerns
At a heated meeting in Kittery Maine the Town Council deferred changing a firearms ordinance until a legal opinion from town attorney Duncan McEachern is received. Neighbors cited safety and noise complaints while officials discuss creating a plan and annual evaluation for ranges and hours of operation.
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Kittery
Maine
Duncan McEachern
Pecheck
Ter Jankowski
McEachern
Frank Dennett
New Hampshire Supreme Court OKs Dewey Rally Planned
Animal activists win approval for a memorial rally for Dewey the dachshund. Jean Slepian sought a permit for a Rockingham County Superior Court house gathering in Brentwood this summer after initial denial by the Bureau of Court Facilities. Chief Justice Broderick and Justice Nadeau intervened, enabling a date to be set for the event.
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State Supreme Court
Peter Goodwin
Bureau of Court Facilities
Rocking
Ham County
Brentwood
Jean Slepian
Stoddard
Supreme Court
John Broderick
Joseph Nadeau
Slepian
Stalled railroad crane snarls downtown traffic
In Portsmouth on Maplewood Avenue a Guilford Transportation crane and two railroad cars became stuck on tracks near Deer Street causing about 25 minutes of downtown gridlock. No injuries reported as three workers declined comment while executive David Fink said the crane was lifting old steel with a magnet at the end of the crane.
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Portsmouth
Maplewood Avenue
Guilford Transportation Railroad
Deer Street
Steve Griswold
David Fink
Guilford Transportation
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South Berwick, Maine
Benjamin P. Hodgkins
Nathan A. Bragg
Karen Dandurant
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Yastonline.com
N.H. Supreme Court
Oks Justice For Dewey’ Rally
Tonline.com
Tri-State
Orts
The
United States Air Force
Astoniine.com
Deb
Seacoast
Hampton
O'Naturals
Sustainable Harvest International
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