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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2006
Page
1
UNH men fell 9-2 to Harvard, potentially ending NCAA bid as Hockey East semifinal loss headlines the sports section. UNH women advance to Frozen Four with a 3-2 win over Harvard, advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals.
Senate President Ted Gatsas proposed constitutional language to let the Legislature set content and funding for public education and remove public schools from the list of cherished items. He argued lawmakers are closer to schools and students than courts.
PORTSMOUTH The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, employing over 4700 workers, will see a workload drop starting in 2008 as Los Angeles class 688 submarines peak and then decline. Navy spokesman Lt Chene Gyapong said the yard has built its reputation servicing the class, but maintenance demand is at a peak and will lessen within two years.
A downtown Portsmouth jeweler reported the February 6 theft of a platinum bracelet with 58 diamonds and a three diamond ring, valued at 29000 dollars. Police released suspect descriptions and urged Crimestoppers tips to assist the investigation.
Mitt Romney visited Nashua and planned a 4 pm talk at the Hampton Meadows clubhouse on Drakeside Road as part of a two day New Hampshire campaign swing. He teased rivals and joked about his faith and early run for the 2008 Republican nomination during the St Patrick's Day roast and other appearances.
The Portsmouth Herald was named Newspaper of the Year in the 13,501 to 22,500 circulation class by the New England Newspaper Association. Judges praised its coverage of local stories including the Hanging Out series and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard base closure fight. Executive Editor Howard Altschiller cited the shipyard decision as a defining moment.
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