Seacoast Dance Company rolls out DWTS style event
Seacoast Civic Dance Company staged a Seacoast version of Dancing with the Stars at the New Hampshire Academy of the Performing Arts. New students wore collared shirts and khakis as community stars paired with teen dancers, practicing for the show.
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Portsmouth High Schools
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Dancing with the Stas stage event features Portsmouth figures
The GO & DO event won a crode and a Dancing with the Stas performance showcases local figures including Portsmouth Mayor Steve Marchand, Katie Pine, Superintendent Bob Lister, Russ Grazier, Craig Faulkner, Tim Stone, Peter Dizoglio, Wendell Purrington, Budd Perry, Tim Lampman, and Chip Noon at 7 30 p m on March 24 at the Music Hall in Portsmouth.
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Defining education and its cost in New Castle remarks
New Castle Republicans host Ted Gatsas who criticizes statewide education funding as a persistent thorn. He cites Manchester as his base and notes he cannot unite 234 communities behind a single plan. He recalls a prior equitable funding proposal struck down as unconstitutional by a Superior Court judge.
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Gatsas plan challenged as education funding ruling
The dispute over a state education funding plan known as the Gatsas plan drew lawsuits and a court ruling. New Hampshire Communities for Adequate Funding of Education argued the plan violated law. In March, Superior Court Judge William Siro deemed the school funding law unconstitutional, citing a failure to define the cost of an adequate education and resulting inequitable taxation.
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City to review senior tax exemptions in Portsmouth
Portsmouth council will consider changes to elder tax exemptions affecting residents over 65. Last year 14 percent of exemptions totaled 23.4 million in assessed value, reducing tax bills by 112 thousand dollars. Qualified single seniors under 25 thousand income and couples under 35 thousand may receive the break. a new ordinance is to be discussed after a spreadsheet was presented.
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Bishop Robinson finds alcohol treatment a blessing at St John’s
Bishop V. Gene Robinson addressed parishioners at St John’s Episcopal Church saying saving life requires relinquishing comforts. He linked his alcohol treatment to spiritual discipline, reflecting on temptations and fear of public reaction since his 2003 election as bishop of New Hampshire.
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All artists welcome at SAA benefit show
Lorna DeVries and Bill Grant linked to Drake Farm winter show as 110 original works spark benefit for SAA Scholarship Fund. Awards named for top entries include Lorna DeVries for Now Pick Up the Gun, Jeanne Morin for Newborn in Spring, and Vanniene Venovese for Kinds Feet in High Places.
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Lottery results and draw summaries from March 12 2006
Sunday draws listed include Daly 5 542 207 2 Evening 6 63 648 5 Megabucks and Powerball. Mass Daily and Megabucks results show numbers like 1635 37 5254 33 81095 20 2731. details indicate multiple games across Saturday and Sunday draws.
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Greenland zoning board race narrows to two seats
In Greenland, candidates outline platforms as the race for two zoning board seats heats up. Voters will evaluate approaches on development, planning, and community impact as campaigns unfold.
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Ort City Motel Standoff Suspect to Face Arraignment
Kevin Gittora, a felon, is slated for arraignment after police arrested him on drug and resisting arrest charges following a motel standoff in Ort City. The case appears on Page A3.
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Attacks in Iraq Leave Dozens Dead and Hundreds Injured
Bomb blasts across multiple Iraqi cities kill dozens and injure hundreds, underscoring ongoing security turmoil. Authorities report casualty counts and vow investigations as emergency services treat victims and secure affected areas.
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All-day kindergarten and budget issues on Rye ballot
Rye voters will elect town officers and decide budgets at Rye polls on Tuesday. Polls open at Rye Elementary School and close at 7 pm. Three town races and one school district race are on the ballot. Craig Musselman and Joh Moynahan compete for an open Board of Selectmen seat. Three people seek two seats on the Planning Board.
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More Elections Town Meetings Schedule Across Areas
The Age lists voting times for multiple districts including Elementary School at 8 am, Central School at 8 am to Tom Greenland, Newington Town Hall auditorium at 1 pm to 7 pm, Carston School at 7 am to 5 pm, and Seabrook Community Center to Tom. VOTING TIMES Page AT.
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