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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

May 20, 2008

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Man Arrested 152 Times Labeled Leech By Police Prosecutor

A police prosecutor brands a man arrested 152 times as a leech as authorities report ongoing legal troubles. In a separate local issue, the A3 Coalition moves to seize Salter's Creek property from its owner, seeking a shift in control and governance.

Leech Coalition Salter’s Creek

Giant ant sculpture decapitated in Market Square

Artist Walker speaks of homage to his giant Market Square art piece, as community support pours in after Theodore Mottola, 26, climbed the 7 foot sculpture and twisted its head. Police removed the damaged art for safety. head weighs about 30 pounds, suspended six feet high.

Market Square Walker Theodore Mottola McDonough St Portsmouth Janet Champlin Nathan Walker

Shipyard funding approved for submarine facility in Maine

The House Armed Services Committee approved a $10.6 million request by U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter for a new Consolidated Global Submarine Component Facility at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery Maine. The facility will support maintenance refueling repair and overhaul of nuclear submarines including older classes.

Tittery Maine House Armed Services Committee U.S Carol Shea-Porter D-N.h Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

New Castle to Get a Store Café at 52 Main St

State Rep David Borden and his wife Nancy push a general store cafe in New Castle across from Town Hall. If approved the business would open at 52 Main St. Nancy Borden notes the town once had three stores, the last closing in the 1980s as big-box shops arrived in Portsmouth. She cites a $3 fuel cost to drive to Portsmouth.

EW Castle David Borden Nancy Main St Town Hall Nancy Borden New Castle Portsmouth

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