Wentworth Reopens With Victorian Pageant and Ceremony
In New Castle the Wentworth By The Sea Hotel hosted a grand reopening with antique cars, croquet, and actors in period dress. More than 300 guests attended the ribbon cutting as roving players re-enacted 1905 events linked to the Treaty of Portsmouth. Former Gov. Shaheen praised the hotel’s significance as Masuo Nishibayashi highlighted its diplomatic ties.
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Developer to appeal court mall decision in Maine
Kittery Retail Ventures LLC appeals a ruling halting its two Route 1 retail malls. Attorney Durward W. Parkinson says spending 300000 on development before a zoning ordinance is unfair and illegal. Town Councilor Susan Emery notes residents warned the developers they risked proceeding.
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Controversy Over Greenland Mall Proposal Draws Crowds
The Greenland Planning Board held a public hearing on a controversial 357,000 square foot mall planned by Packard Development of Massachusetts in an industrial zone. More than 100 residents filled Town Hall, with Greenland Concerned Citizens filing two lawsuits since the project received a special exemption last April.
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IAEA Faces Iran Probe While Tehran Sees Victory
In Vienna the IAEA urged Iran to prove its nuclear program is peaceful and allow fuller inspections, rejecting a U.N. Security Council referral. Washington hailed the agency stance, while Tehran and its nuclear chief claimed victory. IAEA experts slated to return next month for more checks.
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New Hampshire Governor Signs Parental Notification Law
Gov. Craig Benson signed New Hampshire’s first abortion law since Roe v. Wade, requiring abortion providers to notify at least one parent 48 hours before an abortion for a girl 17 or younger. The girl may seek a judge’s approval if she challenges or seeks exemption.
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Lottery numbers from Tri-State and Mass Daily drawings
The Tri-State Daily lists Tuesday results with numbers 2 4 4 4 in its lottery lines. Mass Daily shows Mass Millions results 8 6 6 5 and the Mass Daily Mega draw 5 12 16 17 27 48 49.
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