Portsmouth considers donor status risk amid school funding gap
City Manager John Bohenko warned that losing donor status next year could force Portsmouth to cut services and staff to cover a looming $4 million gap. The city now sends $4.1 million to the state for schools under a plan that would cut the statewide tax rate, but the plan faces constitutional challenges and potential repeal to fix funding inequities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
John Bohenko
Bohenko
Ted Gatsas
Manchester
Peter Heed
House
Senate
Mock accident drives home hard lesson
Portsmouth High students watched a grim reaper escort a death notice classroom to simulate an alcohol related fatal crash. The Every 15 Minutes program staged two car crash victims with medical responders and a sobriety test to illustrate the consequences of drunken driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauchesne
Portsmouth
Ryanne Hemmings
Portsmouth High School
Jone Sescoene
Casey McDaniel
Senate vote blocks BRAC delay at Portsmouth shipyard
In Portsmouth Maine the Senate failed by two votes to approve an amendment delaying the 2005 base realignment and closure round. Maine and New Hampshire senators backed the measure to review overseas bases before trimming U S bases. House action awaited reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
U.S. Senate
Maine
New Hampshire
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
United States
Senate
Olympia Snowe
America
Snowe
Department of Defense
DOD
House of Representatives
York vandals to face grand jury in Maine case
A county grand jury will hear charges against three former York High School students who allegedly vandalized the school last month causing over 32,000 dollars in damage. Richard Ciampa and Jonathan Boone, both 18, were arraigned in York District Court on burglary and aggravated criminal mischief, Class C felonies. The cases move to York County Superior Court in Alfred with indictments possible as early as June. Boone is represented by Russell White and Ciampa by Gary Reiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Maine
York High School
Richard Ciampa
Cider Hill Road
Jonathan Boone
Ridge Road
York District Court
York County Superior Court
Alfred
Thomas Cryan
Grand Jury
Boone
Russell White
Gary Reiner
Ciampa
Lotteries results reported by Tri-State Daily
The notice lists Day and Evening numbers for multiple games including Day: 6 4 8 and 40 16. Evening: 2 28 36 25. Heads or Tails: 1 5 9 10 11. Mass Daily and Mass Cash values 3200 1 13 15 20 33. Mega Millions results 2 36 44 46 51 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
ATHE Page A12 Partly Sunny and Sense
A brief weather note and cultural blurb appear on page A12 and page C8. The item cites sun and partial cloud conditions alongside a short sense feature. No notable events, names, or dates are present in the readable text.
Ex-Seabrook principal dies by suicide in Vermont
Charles M. Young, 55, former Seabrook Middle School principal, was found in his car in Arlington, Vermont, with a gunshot wound to the roof of the mouth. State Police investigator Capt. Bruce Lang called it a clean suicide, noting no note and that Young had recently separated from his wife and discussed self harm. He had bought a gun three days earlier and moved into a new apartment in Bennington nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Young
Seabrook Middle School
Vermont
Bruce Lang
Young
Arlington
Lang
Bennington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yastonline.com
Gatsas
Raphael Dunphey
Dunphey
Portsmouth High
Grim Reaper
Ross Hammond
Hammond
Train Academy
Kittery
Junior Ryanne Hemming
Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Line.com
Sen. Snow
Sen. Collins
Sen
Gregg
Online.com
Natior
N.H
Comics
Ammunity
SPO
Cereus
Arizona Diamondbacks
Randy Johnson
Atlanta
Saigon
Seacoast
Wentworth By the Sea Marriott Hotel and Spa
Seabrook
Shiv Habermas Inaberman
Stonline.com
Sarah Zenewicz
Arlington, Vt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!