Prom goes old school with vintage prom dress shop look
Amity Joy Armbruster runs Odd Showroom at Market Street offering vintage prom attire from wraps to dresses and accessories. She notes many area students seek unique outfits with one of a kind pieces, priced mainly from 40 to 100 dollars.
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Armbruster hunts vintage gowns as prom season nears
Armbruster begins early for prom season, stepping up the search for vintage clothing. She scours shops and online listings, aiming to find unique pieces that fit the occasion and era. The hunt reflects a growing interest in curated, retro fashion among teens and parents preparing for milestone dances.
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Seacoast recalls 2005 shipyard closing scare
On Friday the 13th 2005, Seacoast residents remember the Defense Department plan to close Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and cut 4,800 jobs. Rallies and outrage followed before an independent panel later overturned the target, easing local economic anxiety yet leaving lasting memory of that day and its impact.
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Suspect found asleep in car with stolen purse
Daniel Corrigan, 26, of 563 Sagamore Ave in Portsmouth, was arrested Wednesday on burglary and receiving stolen property after police found him asleep in the driver seat of a neighbor's car at 7:24 am. A light handbag inside the car belonged to another resident, whose vehicle had been left unlocked.
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Lawyer silences murder suspect in Portsmouth
Sheila LaBarre, held at Stratford County House of Corrections, was advised by her Boston attorney to stop communicating with the Herald. She had written May 6 stating she is not against being interviewed but claimed jail officials had not approved five media consent forms.
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Lottery draws and results from Tri-State Daily May 12 2006
The May 12 2006 Tri-State Daily lists Friday and Evening lottery numbers including Day and Mass draws. It features Tri-State games Day 9 5 1 3 9 2 2 Evening 7 4 5 0 5 3 8 Triple Play 5 8 16 20 26 Mass Daily 6 8 5 2 Mass Cash 10 12 16 19 21 Mega Millions 6 36 39 45 52 MB45 and notes Seacoast Obituaries Opinion Sports Scoreboard and more in the page footer.
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Portsmouth prescription drug help drive reaches uninsured
A city outreach event in Portsmouth parked a bus at South Playground with the aim of helping the uninsured access prescription medications. Within minutes, a dozen people sought assistance, highlighting the struggle of residents like a middle-age Portsmouth woman who declined to be named to protect her privacy. The scene reflects broader hardship faced by New Hampshire's 152,000 uninsured residents seeking affordable drug access.
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Help is Here Express aids prescription assistance reach
The Help is Here Express traveled to Portsmouth on Friday providing education on obtaining prescription help. It targets uninsured residents, citing 12 percent uninsured according to The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and offers contact at (888) 477-2669 or www.pparx.org.
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