Families tied by brothers serving overseas in Iraq
An Air National Guard airman from Pease Air Force Base, Senior Master Sgt. Michael Sullivan, writes after his younger brother Maj. Mark Sullivan commands the 112th Medical Company (Air Ambulance) in Iraq. The piece reflects family military service, pride, faith, and the shared duty of two brothers ferrying wounded to hospitals while their siblings serve in the Middle East.
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Air Guardsmen Ready for Desert Duty in July Heat
Wing Commander Col Richard Martell praised 157th air guardsmen for volunteering to deploy for a July mission in harsh heat. The unit conducts aerial refueling for U S and allied aircraft worldwide with over 40 additional New Hampshire Guardsmen posted domestically and abroad. Master Sgt Bill Gammon of York Beach Maine, a 13 year Guard veteran and base tech, will order mission supplies for the Qatar trip and plans to leave his wife Carol and two sons. He said family support was vital and that people died for this duty, expressing readiness to serve if needed.
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New Hampshire Air National
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UNH professor in plagiarism probe over smoking ban essay
UNH faces an inquiry into professor Marc Hiller for potentially plagiarizing an essay advocating smoking bans in public places. The piece, distributed by the university news bureau and appearing in The Union Leader, closely mirrors a letter by Delaware Governor Ruth Ann Minner.
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Hazmat Dump Triggers Fire Response in Portsmouth
Firefighters responded to a hazardous materials incident at the Public Works facility after an unknown acid was illegally dumped with household trash and erupted in a garbage truck. No injuries or damage were reported, and crews monitored the scene for hours.
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Public Works
Three Car Crash Sends Seven To Hospital In York
York Maine police report a three car crash on Long Beach Avenue next to the Nevada Motel sent seven people to York Hospital with minor injuries. Emergency responders arrived at 2:21 p.m. the scene. Names of victims were not released and police were reviewing the report yesterday. All patients treated at York Hospital were released.
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Maine
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Thomas Baran
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