Marines guard palace in Haiti during exile chaos
Rebels occupied the national police HQ while the U S backed presidential palace stayed under guard as Aristide faced ouster. Rebel leaders Guy Philippe and Louis-Jodel Chamblain met with opposition figures at a hotel amid celebrations and foreign military presence. Aristide, speaking via exile, accused forces of threatening to shoot him if he refused to leave Haiti.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Guy Philippe
Aristide
Louis-Jodel Chamblain
U.S
Central African Republic
Associated Press
Jesse Jackson
Atlanta
Congress
Exotic club loses fight for license in Kittery
A Maine Superior Court upheld Kittery Town Council’s denial of Joseph’s Exotic Dance Club’s special activity permit. Judge Brennan found the council acted lawfully in citing noise concerns and health welfare risks, keeping the bar at 76 Route 1 Bypass closed since June. Neighbors and former officials praised the decision.
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Kittery
Maine
Joseph's
G. Arthur Brennan
Route 1 Bypass
Drugs issue goes to School Board meeting
Portsmouth parents pressed the School Board to review whether Superintendent Lyonel Tracy gave special treatment to two Portsmouth High School students accused of drug possession in 2001. The board, led by Chairman Kent LaPage, will hold a closed session at Little Harbour School with legal counsel to decide how to handle the situation.
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Portsmouth
Lyonel Tracy
Portsmouth High School
Little Harbour
Kent LaPage
WHS accreditation OK but facility upgrades urged by commission
Hampton Winnacunnet High School meets most accreditation standards yet lacks a long term facilities plan for current and future enrollment. A 16 member team reviewed the school during a four day November visit and issued a 96 page report praising curriculum but urging upgrades to safety, accessibility, labs and shop areas. Officials pitch a 28.85 million renovation with March ballot support noting the report reinforces the need to modernize the aging campus.
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Hampton — Winnacunnet High School
Commission
Commission On Public Secondary Schools
Hampton School
Portsmouth Herald
Rye woman aids Russian orphans at Christmas mission
Lois Fonda of Rye, age 80, travels with Eastern European Outreach to Moscow and three cities 300 to 500 miles east for the Russian Orthodox Christmas relief. Nine volunteers from several states visit churches and orphanages, including prisons, to bring hope and joy to needy children.
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Rye
Granite
Children
Fonda
Christian Missions
Christian Aid
Murrieta
Calif
China
Germany
Poland
Ukraine
EEO
Russia
California
Michigan
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Moscow
Saransk
Kazan
Yoshkar-Ola
Lotteries wrap and results for March 1 2004
Daily and mass lottery results listed for March 1 2004. TeeState Daily Evening draw shows numbers 7-4-3 and 36:2 with a 264/2323 Day. Heads or Tails draws noted as 2-4.18-26-32 tails. Mass Daily 5-248 and Mass Millions 4-23-28-30-31-33 21.
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TeeState
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Dvice
NHL
Ken Linseman
Berwick Academy
Mill Pond Center
Success Brewing
Peter Egerston
Portsmouth Brewery
Smuttynose
Tastoniine.com
Seacoast
Bridge
Sarah Mildred Long
Faye
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