Skybus inaugural flight lands at Pease airport
Murray and about 50 others fly to Columbus on Skybus for a golf day, taking the airline’s debut Pease service with $10 seats and escalating fares as flights fill. Boston residents Mark Johnson and Kendra Curtis join for day trips and onward travels to Cincinnati.
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Scouts Help VFW Put Flags on Veterans Graves in Maine
In Kittery Maine Boy Scouts of Troop 307 assisted the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9394 at Orchard Grove Cemetery. The group quickly placed flags on about 501 graves, finishing in under thirty minutes, praised for aiding aging volunteers who otherwise would take hours.
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Portsmouth considers Old State House facade library plan
The Portsmouth Historical Society proposes a $3 million renovation to repurpose part of the Old State House. The project would connect the Benedict House and Portsmouth Academy buildings to recreate the old state house facade as a library site. The City Council will discuss options and alternatives at the next meeting.
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Highway funds near collapse after audit shocks}
Concord reports a drastic shrinkage in the highway fund from a 93 million dollar 2006 surplus to a projected 300 thousand dollars in 2008. Department of Transportation officials defend revenue costs and note lingering fragility following a harsh audit that contributed to Carol Murray’s resignation.
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Inside Construction to Begin at Foyes Corner Rye
The official outlined budget imbalance and rising costs driven by asphalt. He cited an 18 percent yearly cost rise and 15 percent annual cost increases over three years. Proceeds from the gasoline tax won’t cover the gap as vehicle mileage improves and spending remains high.
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DWI crash death charges in Newburyport owner plea
Lauren Cooper, 46, of Newburyport, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and animal cruelty after a drunken crash that caused her dog to die. The case stems from a December incident in the Portsmouth area and reflects charges for DWI and animal cruelty.
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