Traip Academy grads aim high in farewell ceremony
Rochelle Stewart reports Traip Academy in Kittery Maine held commencement on Sunday afternoon with graduates in navy blue and white caps. Principal Randall Zito urged not fearing risks, staying connected to family, reading, staying healthy and believing in the Red Sox World Series. Class essayist Emily Lord praised eight close friends and vowed not to say goodbye, citing enduring memories.
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Reagan's microphone moment remembered in Nashua debate
Portsmouth Seacoast Executive Councilor Ruth Griffin recalls the February 23 1980 Nashua debate when Ronald Reagan insisted on including all contenders. He paid for the hall and protested when the moderator tried to mute him, saying I paid for this microphone. After Reagan's death, local politicians recall that defining moment.
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New Hampshire Economy in Spotlight of Bush Kerry Campaign
Campaign officials for President Bush cite New Hampshire as a model of national economic rebound after a Labor Department report showing 248,000 U.S. jobs created last month. Kerry campaign argues Bush ignores working families and local plant closures in New Hampshire. May state data are not yet available but NH job growth is noted.
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Artisans endure elements at Coolidge Center exhibit
PORTSMOUTH The Coolidge Center for the Arts opens the Art of Element exhibit, running through July 4, featuring earth derived works in clay, fiber, glass, wood and metal. All pieces are for sale to benefit the Wentworth Coolidge Mansion historic site, with notable works by Sarah Haskell and Gina Adams.
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Lottery draws reported for June 6 2004
Tr State Daily Evening and Mass Daily Megabucks results listed with Mega and Powerball numbers. Sat draws include Mega 12 16 20 22 25 35 29 Powerball 5 26 39 41 42 39 Hot Lotto 13 16 20 37 38 5 Mass Daily Sun 8 5 0 5 Mass Megabucks Sat 4 13 15 24 29 39.
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Our Town Rye Celebrates with Multigenerational Parade Fun
The Rye annual Our Town event drew a 5 year old Michael Gormley and 78 year old John William Patrick among many. Gormley rode a tractor with his mother Patti after enjoying cotton candy and a T Rex balloon. Patrick led the parade route in a 1920 Buick with his wife Priscilla and daughter Shelly, earning the most creative parade float trophy. Patrick joked about his Rye roots and a later reservation on the hill.
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