Infidelity and wives stand by scandal taints politics
New York Governor Eliot Spitzer announced his resignation after confirming an affair with a high priced call girl. His wife Silda Spitzer stood by him in both press events, a pattern cited by experts as common in political scandals, mirrored by McGreevey Kilpatrick and Clinton cases.
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New York
Eliot Spitzer
Silda Spitzer
New Jersey
James E. McGreevey
Dina Matos McGreevey
Detroit
Kwame Kilpatrick
Carlita
Two See Assaults Reported in City Limits
Police investigate two unrelated sexual assault reports from local high school students filed within 24 hours. Both alleged victims are juveniles. incidents did not occur on school grounds. Strong participation from Child Advocacy Center and school staff.
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Ortsmouth
Janet Champlin
Champlin
Pipe bombs found at Fort Stark prompt police briefing
Police released details after visitors found two pipe bombs at Fort Stark. One device was detonated by officials. The incident spurred strong reactions from A7 Community and followed by editor letters criticizing remarks toward music students.
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UNH Downs UMass 4-1 to Open Hockey East Quarterfinals
The Wildcats led by Matt Fornataro secured a 4-1 win over the Minutemen in the opening game of the Hockey East quarterfinal series. UNH used steady defense and timely scoring to take the early series advantage.
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Umass
Hockey East
Herald drops stock tables and moves Money section
The Herald will no longer publish stock quotes in print to save 49 tons of paper annually. Beginning today the Money section runs Monday through Friday, replacing the previous Tuesday to Saturday schedule. Readers are invited to access real time quotes online at seacoastonline.com stocks.
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Parking Meters Draw Complaints In Portsmouth Area
Residents and merchants oppose the pay and display system after 110 meters were replaced in the Worth lot and on Pleasant and Bow streets. Paper passes are being discarded and some residents prefer the old meters. Plans call for 53 more meters citywide at an estimated cost of about 600000 dollars.
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Portsmouth
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Bow Streets
Gina Guadagnoli
Dover teen and friends test a mysterious machine
A Dover teenager and three friends investigate a mysterious device attempting to figure out how it works. Details remain scarce as readers are directed to see further coverage on page A2.
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Dover
Business owners restore Cannery Pond on ACT property
Two G town business leaders unite to revive Cannery Pond dam at Packer Brook. Paul Holloway, owner of a new Portsmouth Avenue dealership, and Advanced Concrete Technologies Inc. with nearby Holloway Mercedes Benz collaborate using their time and resources to rehabilitate the pond. Cannery Pond sits on ACT property, across from Holloway’s HQ at 300 Portsmouth Ave.
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Cannery Pond
Advanced Concrete Technologies Inc
Holloway Mercedes Benz
Packer Brook
Paul Holloway
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ACT
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Holloway
Herald earns top New England honor in small daily category
The Portsmouth Herald was named Newspaper of the Year in the New England Newspaper Association small daily newspaper category. Judges praised hard news front page coverage, local news focus, Spotlight features, and overall design. The Sunday Herald shared a Newspaper of Distinction honor, with Foster's Daily Democrat.
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