Portsmouth High names change in leadership after board vote
Portsmouth officials said two high school administrators were ousted to improve school culture. Principal Forrest Ransdell and Assistant Principal Michael McKenney had expiring contracts, and the board chose immediate termination to align with the superintendent's vision for the high school.
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$1 Million Campaign Launched To Save North Church Steeple
Portsmouth community leaders launch the Market Square Steeple Fund aiming to raise one million dollars to repair and preserve the 1855 195-foot wooden North Church steeple. The fund has $200,000, with Jay Gibson Piscataqua Savings Bank leading the effort alongside attorney Phil Pettis and Jamey French as campaign chairs.
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Red Cross Shifts On Gay Blood Donor Ban
Nick Christiansen’s campaign led to a major shift as the Red Cross recommends the FDA change its policy on blood donations by men who have sex with men. At an FDA hearing on March 10, the Red Cross and AABB urged ending lifetime bans, with Carol Dembeck noting the stance may no longer be warranted.
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Overdue Rye Building Sparks at Town Meeting
Selectmen town council and the project manager clashed over details of the overdue public safety building. They agree on a $1,000 daily liquidated damages and aim to complete on budget, with May or June as best estimates for finish, though the Dec. 16 deadline remains in dispute.
Iraq civil war fear grows as violence intensifies
Associated Press reports Baghdad residents describe a chaotic, multi-sided conflict across Iraq with anti U.S. resistance, sectarian killings, and terrorist acts. Scholars debate labeling the chaos as civil strife or civil war while violence spreads and concerns rise internationally.
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Lotteries results and notices from Tri-State Daily
Lottery draws for Wednesday March 15 2006 include Day and Evening numbers for Pick 4 Megabucks Powerball and Hot Lotto. Also listed are Mass Daily and Mass Megabucks results and a brief index of sections Seacons Maine New Hampshire Obituaries and Opinion.
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