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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 2007

Page

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String program saved in Portsmouth schools

Portsmouth School District will continue the strings program in elementary and middle schools after reallocating funds within the performing arts budget. The $19,000 needed was cut from a $34.7 million budget, affecting about 55 students in grades 3 through 8 learning violin and cello. The program will start in Grade 4 and be integrated into the instrumental program, with partnerships developing with Portsmouth Music and Arts Center.

Portsmouth Robert Lister Lister PMAC Portsmouth Music and Arts Center

Ocean paddler sails 1900 miles to raise ocean care

Margo Pellegrino, a 40 year old New Jersey mother, paddles an outrigger from Miami to Maine to alert the public on ocean health. The 1,900 mile East Coast journey started May 7 and aims to end in Camden, Maine, July 21, with plans to partner with Dave Bard and the National Environmental Trust after completion. Local officials and attendees welcomed Pellegrino in Portsmouth as she urged backbone and action to protect oceans.

Don Clark Dclark Seacoastonline Margo Pelligrino Portsmouth Miami Camden Maine Margo Pellegrino New Jersey Pellegrino Dave Bard National Environmental Trust Seacoast

City moves on riverwalk land swap along Bow Street

Portsmouth officials prepare to exchange a 200 square foot city land parcel owned by DiLorenzo Real Estate LLC for a larger adjacent plot to enable a future riverwalk along Bow Street. The transfer, endorsed by the Planning Board, clears easements and allows removal of a private deck to create a riverwalk entrance.

John Bohenko Paco Bow Street Cantina

York Beach Divided Over Candy Theft Punishment

In York Beach Maine a 12 year old boy stole a candy cigar from Sweet Josies Candy Shoppe and was charged with criminal theft. Shop owner Peggy Fennelly defended her action calling police for any theft. Bill Thomson Whispering Sands backed her stance, urging charges regardless of value. David Gould ownership context incomplete.

York York Beach Maine Sweet Josie’s Peggy Fennelly Fennelly Bill Thomson Whispering Sands Thomson David Gould

Lottery results from Friday July 13 2007 Tri-State Daily

Evening and daytime draws listed for Day and Evening games Mass Daily and Mass Cash numbers Mega Millions set 7 39 41 48 53 with Mega Ball 21 plus Paycheck 3 5 12 19 30 and Cash 9 14 26 27 29. lotteries include 3 4 8, 8 2 1 5, 4 7 9, 4 6 7 3 and Tri-State Daily Day 3 4 8.

Tri-State T-S Mass

Big weekend for Little Leaguers in District IV finals

Portsmouth teams open play today in District IV finals as youth baseball action heats up. Sun clouds outlook for the region. page BS notes coverage with Weather Watch.

Portsmouth

Deadly crash claims Port City woman in Exeter

A Port City woman died in a fatal crash in Exeter. Authorities reported the incident on Page A3 as the investigation continues with scant details released.

Port City Exeter

House-keeping Foreclosures Few in New Hampshire and Maine

A brief business item notes relatively few foreclosures in New Hampshire and Maine amid steady real estate activity. Banks report limited distressed sales as markets hold steady, with lenders cautious and borrowers pursuing workout options where possible.

New Hampshire Maine

Salvation Army Plea for Donations to Feed Needy

Salvation Army in Portsmouth appeals for funds and meats or fresh vegetables to continue feeding the poor after serving more than 30,000 meals last year. Maj. Chet Emmons says donations surge at Christmas but are needed year round to buy essentials.

Portsmouth Salvation Army Chet Emmons Emmons

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