Ballots Overrun Clerk Office in York Maine
In York Maine the Town Clerk and staff face space shortages as voters prepare for the May 22 town election and June 8 state primary. A seven page town ballot with 79 articles and 13 zoning amendments contrasts with a two part state ballot split for elections and referendums. State referendum ballots pending arrival will add to storage needs at Town Hall.
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York
Maine
Mary-Anne Szeniawski
Szeniawski
Town Hall
Lawyer claims arrest was unlawful in Portsmouth case
John Harrington, 32, of Portsmouth, faces driving while intoxicated charges after aKittery gas pump explosion. Prosecutors and his attorney argued at Portsmouth District Court as Judge DeVries takes the case under advisement and plans to view the arrest scene with the lawyers.
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Portsmouth
John Harrington
Portsmouth District Court
Sharon DeVries
Harrington
Kittery
Maine
DeVries
Wibird St
James Loring
Suspicious death investigated in Portsmouth
A 40 year old white male was dropped at Portsmouth Regional Hospital Monday night and pronounced dead. Police say investigators are awaiting autopsy results from the medical examiner as the death is treated as suspicious with no obvious injuries. The man’s identity has not been released pending family notification.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Michael Ronchi
New Hampshire
Kindergarten proposal nixed in Kittery Maine
Mitchell Elementary School will not offer all day kindergarten this fall after a seven member School Committee vote. The plan would have charged families 170 dollars a month for ten months. Five members opposed citing private funding of public education as too risky.
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Kittery
Maine
Mitchell
David Foster
Teresa Schneier
Schneier
David Benson
Kim Bedard
City Fire Dept Sets Budget for Coming Year
Portsmouth Fire Department presented its proposed operating budget for fiscal year 2005. Fire Chief Christopher LeClaire and Fire Commission members initially proposed 5,542,760 but trimmed 28,943 to 5,513,817 to meet City Manager John Bohenko's request as councilors began reviewing municipal department budgets.
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Portsmouth — Fire Department
Fire Commission
Christopher LeClaire
John Bohenko
Troops to stay in Iraq beyond June despite violence
U S commanders decide to keep a larger force in Iraq past June as violence persists. The move signals sustained international military posture in the region amid ongoing instability and security concerns for allied operations.
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U.S
Iraq
Hampton food director Nancy Stiles to retire and run for office
For over 30 years Nancy Stiles has led Hampton school food service and founded CHOICE to promote healthier student options. She secured a $5,000 state grant to combat obesity and aims to serve as a New Hampshire state representative after retiring in June.
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Hampton
Nancy Stiles
Food Service
Stiles
New Hampshire
Hampton Schools
Coalition For Healthy Options
Centre School
Marston
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