Moorage holders face loss of spots over March deadline
Dozens of Seacoast mooring holders face losing their spots for missing the March 1 renewal deadline. John Edwards, a 25-year Little Bay mooring holder, was away when a $50 late fee was due, arriving back to learn his permit would expire March 31. He and others vow to challenge the change in deadlines and the flawed front-page date, with attorney John Ahlgren preparing a suit against the Division of Ports and Harbors.
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Strawbery Banke eyes new 20,000-foot State Street building
Portsmouth museum leaders seek an architect for a feasibility study to demolish the 68 State St building and replace it with a 20,000 square foot multi use facility housing exhibits, offices, storage and archives. A $35,000 Henry Luce Foundation grant funds the study, with June completion planned.
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City weighs Patriot Act resolution in council session
Portsmouth faces a work session on a proposal by the Seacoast Alliance for Democracy to affirm civil liberties amid sections of the USA Patriot Act. The group says the Bill of Rights must be protected and notes the plan does not seek repeal. It cites more than 500 signatures and invites public comment tonight.
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State OKs contract for Hodgson Brook cleanup
The New Hampshire Executive Council approved a $69,000 state contract with the Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation to implement the Hodgson Brook Watershed Restoration Plan funded by a federal grant. The seven mile watershed from Pease Tradeport to North Mill Pond will see reduced storm water runoff, improved water quality, habitat enhancement, and community outreach led by volunteers.
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Lottery draw summary for March 27 2005 daily results
Sunday March 27 2005 results include TreState Daily Day 7 4 7 739 9 Evening 7 5 7 3 5 0 0. Megabucks Sat 34 18 26 30 38 37 Heads or Tatts Sun 5 16 21 25 32 Heads. Powerball Sat 9 12 35 41 51 36. Lotto Sat 18 19 24 37 38 14 Mass Daily Sun 1 6 17 Mass Megabucks Sat 2 8 24 30 32 40 V4.
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Easter fashion fades to muted church attire in Portsmouth
Hope fills the day as Easter celebrations begin in Portsmouth. The article recalls spring rituals from childhood church memories to Easter Sunday styles, noting that many adult parishioners now wear subdued clothing instead of bright seasonal dresses.
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Temple Israel hosts Purim Carnival for kids
Portsmouth report describes Temple Israel celebrating Purim with a morning carnival. Michael Singer, longtime organizer, led activities with Gesher teen group, offering games such as basketball, mini golf, and shuffleboard. Children earned tickets for prizes, and proceeds fund the temple youth program.
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