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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2008
Page
1
Portsmouth area results show 9/10 Little Leaguers clinching the state title while the 11/12 squad is eliminated. City Council holds a public work session tonight to discuss details of the tentative five year teachers contract on the table.
Despite a slow start from rain, Stratham Fair admissions rose versus last year signaling a strong turnout. State insurance commissioner offers guidance to residents facing damage bills as prices continue to climb across sectors.
AMPTON Lacy Jane Folger, 19, captured the 62nd annual Miss Hampton Beach title beating 20 contestants. She credits her late grandmother for inspiring her entry and notes the toughest part was the unscripted interview while pursuing human development studies in Boston.
Ari Alexenberg, 45, the oldest player in the inaugural Israel Baseball League, spent last summer coaching and pitching to popularize the sport in Israel. A devout Orthodox Jew, he only began organized baseball at 24, and now his dream of a baseball film is moving forward.
The second of two Herald reports questions the Air Force finding that Capt. Peter Carellas, 33, caused the FB-111A crash into a wooded area near Robinson. Extensive research by Jack Goterch of Derry challenges the crash conclusion and notes no smoking gun emerges.
At Hampton Beach a reader preference favors the Seafood Festival though the Pageant also appeals. The note indicates a choice between two events in the area with Page A2 for more details.
In Hampton and Dover residents weigh cell phone usage with comments from Helen Coomey 51 Jesse Veverka 25 and Perry McKinney 66. The quotes reveal ambivalence about frequent use and reliance on mobile devices amid larger worries.
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