Dodds remains jailed awaiting safety for release
Gary Dodds, 43, will stay in Strafford County Jail until Superintendent Warren Dowaliby deems it safe to move him to home confinement. Dodds, a former congressional candidate, was found unresponsive in his cell and returned to jail after hospital checks at Wentworth-Douglass in Dover. He has been jailed since July 3 after arrest on domestic assault charges and a 12 month sentence tied to a 2006 disappearance conviction.
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Belmont blown out as city youths lead series in District II finals
Portsmouth 11 to 12 year old team routed Belmont 24 to 0 in Game 1 of District II finals. Rotary Club honors Donald Coker for service above self. The Dark Knight review and a yacht earning $125K weekly headline. Starship reaches Wentworth marina as the city reports a scam repeated 11 times.
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Historic Seavey Creek Bridge sale draws lone bid in North Hampton
North Hampton man Robert L. Cross offered 150 dollars for the Seavey Creek Bridge spanning Route 1A. He plans to move it to Drake Farm at 148 Lafayette Road to span a 130 foot chasm and create a 10 acre public nature study and recreation site, with state funds to cover disassembly and transport. Bureau officials will review the plan before approving any transfer.
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Molly Malone’s Irish Pub Poised to Reopen After Health Violations
Andrew Corbin plans to resume operations at Molly Malone’s Irish Steak House and Pub on State Street after a July 11 closure following a city inspection that found four pages of health code violations. Health inspector Kim McNamara noted serious issues including no hot water on the second-floor bar, missing sanitization equipment, rotted flooring from leaks, and walk-in food stored above safe temperatures but says repairs address these problems and a new inspection is expected today.
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