Lobster traps scofflaw sentenced in New Hampshire
Aaron Marconi 39 of Rockingham County was fined 6000 dollars and given a six month suspended jail term with a three year license revocation for possessing and fishing with 73 traps not his. He retains federal fishing rights and may seek a nonresident Maine license. Federal probe may extend to revocation of his federal license.
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Oatsmouth
Aaron Marconi
Rockingham County
New Hampshire
Marconi
Cliff Road
John Pendleton
the Herald
Maine
Fish & Game
St. John Wimsatt
Tina Nadeau
Wimsatt
William Boudreau
Pendleton
Nadeau
Rye
Jason Lemos
Lemos
Piscataqua River
Booze Plagues City as Arrests Rise and Track Title Hopes
One third of more than 1,500 arrests in 2007 were alcohol related. Winnacunnet High School senior Brett Sanchez and teammate Jack White eye state track titles as Portsmouth honors 17 retiring teachers with tea and praise on a feature page.
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Winnacunnet High School
Brett Sanchez
Jack White
Portsmouth
Children’s Museum of Portsmouth to move to Dover
The Children’s Museum of Portsmouth will close its Portsmouth location after 24 years and reopen in Dover as the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire. The Dover site at 6 Washington St will launch in July with three times the space and new exhibits, per museum spokesman Baie cities On Memorial Day.
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Portsmouth
Children’s Museum
Dover
Rachel Poppe
Marcy St
Children’s Museum of
New Hampshire
South Meeting House
Marcy Street
Washington St
Baie
Museum Final Weekend Events In Portsmouth
The Portsmouth museum hosts a closing weekend with family activities and crafts. Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. featuring Creation Station with recycled materials. Sunday hours run 1 to 5 p.m. with collage sessions. On Monday the museum opens 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and offers jewelry making and cake, with Albert the Alligator appearing at 4 p.m.
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Portsmouth
Creation
Albert the Alligator
Mainers Challenge Beverage Tax Launch in Maine
Signature collectors push repeal across Maine with a petition drive led by Fed Up With Taxes. Campaign director Newell Augur says lawmakers doubled taxes on beer and wine and added levies on flavored water soda sports drinks juices. Protests began with news conferences in Portland and Bangor as part of the effort.
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Oatland
Maine
Greater
York Region
Cathy Goodwin
Fed Up With
Portland
Bangor
Newell Augur
Dirigo
Augur
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Spotlight Magazine
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Piscataqua Savings Bank
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