Rye to Use Inmates for Roadside Cleanup Project
Rockingham County inmates will assist Rye with roadside cleanup on Washington Road and main streets as part of Project Community. Six to eight nonviolent offenders, supervised by a corrections officer, will work at no cost to the town, a program approved by Selectmen with Police Chief support.
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Rye
Rockingham County Department of Corrections
Washington Road
Alan Gould
Earl Rinker
Rinker
Concord
Department of Corrections
Gene Charron
Charron
Rockingham County
Lawmen Carry Torch Run To Support Special Olympics
Police agencies across the Seacoast join the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run to raise awareness and funds for Special Olympics New Hampshire. The event, started 22 years ago, features officers, guards and volunteers passing the torch from Portsmouth to Newington and through Durham, highlighting ongoing year long support beyond the $150,000 raised locally.
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Deb Cram
Dcram
Portsmouth
Michael Magnant
New Hampshire
Market Square
Seacoast
University of New Hampshire
Priscilla Dowse
Tom Hart
Newington Great Bay
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Hart
Durham
Cowell Stadium
Dowse
Maine
Kittery
Russ French
Don Truax
Ron Michaud
York
Main Street
Route 1 paving snarls Seabrook business access
Paving work along Route 1 near the Route 107 intersection disrupts traffic and blocks entrances at Applebee’s Staples, Bob's Furniture, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, and CVS. Managers report empty restaurants and sales losses as crews widen the roadway and reroute entrances, with a hopeful outlook for a post construction boom.
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Seabrook
Applebee
Michael Calandrello
Applebee's
Staples
Calandrello
Chris Blaisdell
Framingham
Mass
Bob's Furniture
McDonald's
Pizza Hut
CVS
Lane Beals
Beals
Coca-Cola
Shawn Blanchette
Supreme Court sides with paroled man in file review case
New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that a defendant who was shot by police may obtain a review of Exeter Police Department internal files tied to the shooting and his arrest. If the records show material evidence for his defense, a new trial could be granted. The decision requires showing a reasonable probability the records are relevant to his defense.
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Concord
Police Department
State Supreme Court
Michael Amirault
Amirault
Exeter
Exeter Police Department
James O'Neil
Harold Perkins
York to share first full time fire prevention officer
York Maine moves toward a shared full time fire prevention officer for the York Village and York Beach departments. The town approved a 5000 dollar match to a FEMA grant of about 52000 this year to fund the position, with a potential second year pending. The officer will run programs for youths and seniors and also serve as a firefighter. A separate 12000 dollar Fish and Wildlife grant will buy a six wheel all terrain vehicle for forest fire work, expected by August.
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York
Maine
York Village
York Beach
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Chris Ballantine
Ballantine
U.S
Wildlife Department
Rachel Carson
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Tam
Supreme Court
Exeter Police
York Fire Departments
Karen Dandurant
Andurant
Herald
Seacoastonline.com
Tony
Tcastanzo
Cedar Creek Building
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