27 Jul 2007
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2007
Page
1
On a hot Stratham Fair morning 85 degrees, Madison Pepper and Katy Bowles from Newington cool off with sherbet before the midway opens at 2 pm. Katy favors the ferris wheel while Madison loves the fast spinning ride as her grandmother Carolyn looks on.
Stratham Hill Park hosts a four day fair July 26 to 29 with gates open at 8 am daily. Admission is 7 dollars for adults, 4 dollars for ages 6-12 and 65 plus, free under 6. Four day passes are 20 dollars for adults and 12 for 6-12 and 65 plus. Yellow Ribbon Day offers free admission for military personnel and dependents with ID. Miss Stratham Fair pageant at 7 pm today. Coverage in Portsmouth Herald and on seacoastonline.com.
A Portsmouth man called police at 10:25 p.m. to report he believes he was drugged the prior weekend after consuming five beers and one mixed drink over five hours. He says he blacked out and has no memory after 11 p.m. and woke up ill the next morning. Police Lt. Rodney McQuate said the case is under investigation by Officer Eric Benson.
Ramirez powered the Red Sox to a decisive win over the Indians with key hits and strong pitching support. Boston built an early lead and held on to secure a comfortable victory on the road.
Portsmouth planners approve a four building Parade Mall overhaul with underground parking and a 200 foot new street from Hanover to Deer. The project includes a Starwood Elements hotel two offices a residential condo building and brick storefronts with outdoor dining potential across from the mall area.
Federal Judge James R. Muirhead ruled in favor of former Police Chief Bill Wrenn and the town in a harassment lawsuit filed by Hampton Police Officer William Bourque. The 42 page ruling found all federal charges baseless with no evidence of unfair treatment or harassment. Bourque filed the suit in 2006 after being reinstated following a suspension for alleged untruthful involvement in the 2005 Viagra disposal incident.
Portsmouth notes the final day of Bioman 2007, a weeklong conference to boost biomanufacturing education and workforce training for the 21st century. A mobile “biobus” from North Carolina and 45 educators from colleges, universities, and technical high schools across the country participated in the event.
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