Homeland Security official tours Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
A top Homeland Security official Paul McHale will visit Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Monday with New Hampshire Governor John Lynch and Maine Governor John Baldacci. The 12:45 p.m. private tour will cover shipyard homeland security roles and BRAC impacts, with briefings on security needs and base realignment considerations.
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Department of Homeland Security
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
New Hampshire
John Lynch
Maine
John Baldacci
Paul McHale
Secretary of Defense For the Homeland
McHale
Walsh
Rumsfeld plans broader retooling of US military
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld outlines in a new classified planning document a vision to remake the military into a proactive, globally influential force. The four year defense review aims to align spend and strategy with Bush administration security and foreign-policy goals after the Sept. 11 attacks, driven by senior staff and service leaders.
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Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
U.S
Rumsfeld
Bush
Mind Training Coach Connor Inspires Olympic Quest
Connor, a 1992 Olympian and world mogul skiing champion, now leads Ultimate Journey in Kittery Point Maine as a personal trainer for the mind. She stopped competing seven months ago but trains individuals and leads seminars to help others achieve goals and develop a mind of excellence.
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Kittery Point
Maine
Connor
Ultimate Journey
HDC official refuses to quit amid library dispute
Portsmouth official David Adams says he will stay on the Historic District Commission, citing a legal basis to resist removal by Mayor Evelyn Sirrell. Adams says the mayor has no lawful grounds to oust him, and notes a statute requiring a hearing before removal. Becksted and Adams had alleged threats aimed at backing down HDC critics of the library design.
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Portsmouth
David Adams
Historic District Commission
Adams
Sirrell
Evelyn Sirrell
HDC
Crit Qin
Rick Becksted
Portsmouth Herald
New Hampshire
Robert Sullivan
Becksted
Rye historic Nathaniel Foye House demolished for DOT project
The Nathaniel Foye House in Rye began demolition to widen a dangerous intersection for the Department of Transportation project. Residents lament loss of one of Rye’s oldest structures dating to 1822, with calls to preserve and repurpose. Local figures note the owner's failed plans and community desire to save the house despite progress.
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Rye
Nathaniel Foye
Department of Transportation
Michael Cavaretta
Portsmouth Herald
DOT
Herb Drake
Cavaretta
Faye
Board of Selectmen
Joe Mills
Mills
Lottery results from TriState Daily and Vadis Daily
The Friday draws dated March 11, 2005 list TriState Daily numbers for Day and Evening sessions, Vadis Daily results, and winning sequences. Also shown are Nese Cook and Gaga Millions numbers and a brief classifieds reference labeled FAT See Spirituality.
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TriState
Dade
Vadis Dally
Nese Cook
Gaga Millions
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