Sea change urged for U S oceans policy plan
The Pew Oceans Commission released America's Living Oceans in Washington urging a National Oceans Policy Act to protect and restore ocean health. Critics warn regional differences and gridlocked federal laws hinder actions amid lawsuits and calls to end overfishing and reduce wasteful gear.
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Hhe
America
Management Council
Pew Oceans Commission
Washington, D.C
Tony Marquis
Portsmouth Fishermen's Cooperative
Pew Oceans Commissioners
Time taking its toll on North Church
North Church in Portsmouth, a landmark since 1854, shows water damage and erosion staining its steeple as a building committee member warns of gradual disintegration. The site recalls early town history with figures like Washington and Webster and the 1773 Portsmouth Tea Party association.
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North Church
Portsmouth
Cafe Brioche
Piscataqua
Leary Field
Peter Corti
Corti
Market Square
George Washington
William Whipple
John Langdon
Daniel Webster
John Paul Jones
David Provost
New Hampshire Land and Community Heritage Investment Program
Carrie Niland
Eniland
Greenland resident facing 357000 square-foot mall debate
Adam Leech of 11 Portsmouth Ave Greenland fears a Packard Development retail center on Route 33 could ruin his town. The project awaits approvals from the Planning Board, Selectmen, City Council and Travel America. Krasko would consider moving if approved. He calls Greenland a nice small town.
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Greenland
Bob Krasko
Portsmouth Ave
Packard Development
GTE
Nabbed anatomy of a capture near Plymouth
State Police units and a helicopter pursued three escapees from New Hampshire State Prison. Sgt Jim White, active in the Raymond standoff that ended with Philip Dick’s conviction, joined the patrol. Dick, age 23, was believed to be at the Sandy Pond Campground in Plymouth.
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New Hampshire
Plymouth
Mass
Sandy Pond
Jim White
Philip Dick
Raymond
Seacoast Police Prepare Joint Push Against Motorcycle Noise
Ten Seacoast towns plus state police plan coordinated enforcement of noise laws as warmer weather brings more motorcycles. Weather delays Memorial Day patrols, but officials say data shows rising complaints and will target high-traffic days with interdepartmental patrols.
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Seacoast
Michael Magnant
Portsmouth
Dave Young
Hampton Beach
Jamie Sullivan
Hampton
Deb Cram
Dcram
Exeter
Seabrook
New Castle
Rye
Newington
Greenland
Stratham
Newmarket
Cory Thorne Wins Portsmouth State 3 200 Title
Cory Thorne of Portsmouth claimed the state title in the 3 200 meter run, sprinting to top honors at the state meet.
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Cory Thorne
Portsmouth
Missing Fishermen Sought as Tornado Hits 50 Years Ago
Coast Guard crews searched Saturday for two fishermen reported missing after a tornado event, noting the disaster occurred five decades ago this week while locals recall the severe weather and ongoing recovery efforts.
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The
Coast Guard
Flextronics Survives Tough Times at Pease Plant
Flextronics, a Pease International Tradeport electronics manufacturer, has endured recent hardships and emerged with renewed resilience at its local plant.
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Flextronics
Pease International
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Eneeene Mutual Funds
Teen Spirit
Twister
Tom
Tradeport
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