Two New Hampshire Women Respond to 9/11 Report
Ellen Mariani and Cheryl McGuinness, both from New Hampshire, react to the federal Sept. 11 report. Mariani denounces the report as disgusting and sad and vows to press accountability, while McGuinness calls the report a step toward healing and urges continued message of hope. Both women lost husbands in the attacks.
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Panel finds terror threat not top priority before 9/11
A national commission concluded U S leaders failed to grasp the gravity of terrorism before the September 11 attacks. It warned we are not safe and urged major intelligence changes while avoiding blame on specific officials. The report could impact the presidential campaign and notes al Qaida’s threat outpaced actions.
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Sept. 11 commission on al Qaida threat timing
The Sept. 11 commission notes that al Qaida’s potential casualty count and timing remain uncertain. It criticizes U.S. measures from 1998 to 2001 for failing to disrupt or delay the group’s evolving plot despite ongoing intelligence efforts.
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Yoken's Whale of a Sale Faces Demolition Plan
Portsmouth plans call for demolishing Yoken's restaurant and conference center due to stiff competition. If approved, an 221,743 square foot building would replace the 8 acre Route 1 site by October 1. MacLeod Enterprises owns the property and has agreed to sell the parcel.
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Nonprofit Faces Suit Over Cult Activity Claims
The Gentle Wind Project in Kittery Maine is suing former clients who posted online alleging group sex mind control extortion child neglect and misused funds. Officials call the allegations wild and unfounded and say they harmed recruitment. Judy Garvey and James Bergin say their 17 year affiliation is misrepresented and they have borrowed to defend themselves.
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Mothers urge Congress to renew assault weapons ban
Elizabeth Kenny reports from Portsmouth as the Million Mom March tours the country to urge renewal of the federal assault weapons ban before its September expiration. Bryan Miller, whose brother was killed by a Mac-10 in an FBI office attack, backs renewed limits and notes the looming deadline.
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UriState Daily Sports Data Digest
The fragment lists daily tallies and totals for various categories: Day 5-4-2/5-7-4.3, ending 31.9/91-2-7, Heads of Tals 2.9.16:19-21 tall, Mass Daily 5.4.0-1, and Mass Millions numbers 1-17-33-39-44-46.
Bend it like Bikram Laura Richardson heats up yoga class
In a lively feature on wellness trends Laura Richardson tackles hot yoga, noting the practice’s demanding poses and the humid studio environment. The piece highlights personal adaptability and the growing popularity of heat as a training factor.
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Matt Damon Movie Sequel Tops This Week's New Releases
The new slate sees a Matt Damon led sequel dominating box office chatter as other titles open to quieter fanfare. Audiences flock to the familiar franchise entry while critics note its momentum over competing debuts.
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