New Hampshire Guardsmen Deploy to Qatar for Desert Duty
More than 50 members of the 157th Air Refueling Wing, including Tech. Sgt. Beverly Wallace of Rochester, depart from Pease Air National Guard Base for Qatar. They will perform air refueling missions for Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom, with over 100 wing members total to be deployed, including civilians from the Seacoast, amid 110 degree heat and sandstorms. Major Gen. John Blair thanked the troops as they prepared to leave.
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Newington
New Hampshire Air National Guard
Beverly Wallace
Vinton
Pease Air National
Guard
Qatar
Wallace
Rochester
Persian Gulf
Seacoast
Robert Monahan
Saudi Arabia
Connecticut
John Blair
New Hampshire National Guard
Blair
Tourism's summer windfall aims for big dollar estimates
Economists and locals debate tourism impact on the Sea coast with figures ranging from hundreds of millions to billions. Residents Jackie Burnett Ryan Marden and Kasey Murray offer varied guesses as Hampton Beach vendors report a sunny uptick after a cool spring.
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Jackie Burnett
Portsmouth
Burnett
Ryan Marden
Kasey Murray
Rye
Pirate’s Cove Beach
Marden
Murray
N.H. Division
Travel and Tourism
Hampton Beach
Lotteries and notices from Tr-State and Massachusetts Daily
Reading shows lottery draws for Tr-State Daily and Massachusetts Daily with sequence numbers 843 and 4 6 7 8 16 61 18. An obituary section and world news brief accompany the notices, indicating a mixed early 20th century newspaper page with public notices and personal notices.
Teen accepts responsibility for sex assault in New Hampshire
Brentwood. John Flynn IV, previously on trial, appeared in Rockingham County Superior Court in an orange prison jumpsuit. He told the judge that five months in jail helped him become sober for the first time since age 14 and that he accepts responsibility for sexually assaulting a 25-year-old Exeter woman as she slept in April 2002.
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Brentwood
John Flynn IV
Rockingham County Superior Court
Exeter
Legislature to Vote on Veto Override in Concord
The New Hampshire Legislature will meet in Concord on Monday to decide whether to override Gov. Benson's veto of a 2.6 billion general revenue budget for the biennium. A two-thirds vote by all 400 representatives is required, with 267 votes needed for passage, amid concerns of a potential government shutdown as the fiscal year ends.
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Concord
Mark Wrighton
University of New Hampshire
Wrighton
Craig Benson
Senate
House
Terie Norelli
Portsmouth
Norelli
Benson
New Hampshire
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Sarah Zenewicz
Szenewiow
Long Sands Beach
York
By Richard Fabrizio
Steve Jusseaume Si Sseatma
Tr-State Daily
Mass
Editorial
Eutual
Derek MacaAllister
Seacoast Am
Tontine.com
Our Times
Gov. Benson
Maine
Spasso Foods
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