Portsmouth Magazine features local bachelor amid past court history
Jared Hogan, praised as one of the Seacoast’s most eligible bachelors in the March 2006 Portsmouth magazine, has a criminal history not noted in the article. He faced district court appearances for driving while intoxicated and related offenses, many later dropped, with no local arrests since 2000. The magazine’s publisher admitted they do not routinely check backgrounds.
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Maine teacher Deb Bradburn nominated for Teacher of the Year
Fourth grade educator Deborah Bradburn of Coastal Ridge Elementary is one of 14 Maine teachers nominated for the Teacher of the Year award to be decided at a Statehouse ceremony in Augusta. A 25 year career includes roles at York Middle School and Coastal Ridge, plus statewide training, textbook authorship, and university teaching.
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Photo connoisseur Stein dies in New Zealand helicopter crash
Jonathan Stein, 61, a Portsmouth observer of nature and avid photographer of famous nature photographers, died in a high impact helicopter crash on Mount Aspiring National Park in New Zealand. The trainee pilot also perished. Police continue investigations as friends recount his lifelong passion for nature and intense looking.
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Cigarette firms vow to fight new tax in New Hampshire
In Concord, NH, top senators push a 41.5 cent per pack tax on tobacco firms to raise about 30 million annually. Industry spokesmen argue it breaches the 1998 nationwide settlement. The bill, sponsored by Senate leaders, would refund the tax to firms not raising consumer prices.
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Poll shows broad support for nationwide N H smoking ban
Concord AP reports a University of New Hampshire poll of 402 registered voters conducted Jan 20 to Jan 26 for Clean Air Works finds most New Hampshire residents favor a ban on smoking in all workplaces including restaurants and bars to protect workers from secondhand smoke.
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Downtown protest prompts scrutiny debated by Portsmouth council
Portsmouth officials discuss city rules on street performances after a January 31 protest in Market Square during President Bush's State of the Union address. Councilor Chris Dwyer urges scrutiny and possible new ordinance to clarify enforcement. The gathering drew over 100 participants and aimed to drown out the president's remarks.
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