Veterans recall D-Day memories at WWII Memorial dedication
Sixty years after D-Day, 35 New Hampshire World War II veterans traveled to Washington to attend the dedication of the WWII Memorial on the National Mall. Charlie Vaughn of Portsmouth, 86, called the event a national recognition of the veterans courage as they remember fallen comrades. Comprehensive coverage follows on page A10.
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Memorial Day Parade Brightens Orchard Grove Cemetery Crowd
In Kittery, a rare Memorial Day scene filled Orchard Grove Cemetery with officials, veterans, families, and marching bands. The parade started at the firehouse, marched a mile to the cemetery, and featured the Kittery school band, Cub Scout Pack 316, Eliot Independent Artillery, and honors for active and fallen service members. Geraldine Esty of York was recognized as mother to two servicemen, Robert and Eric Esty.
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Orchard Grove
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Kittery School
Jon Roth
Lawrence Wescott
Kittery Cub Scout Pack 316
Eliot Independent Artillery
Kennebec
York
Geraldine Esty
Robert
Eric Esty
Graveyard caretaker preserves Rye historic graves
RYE WAY: Louise Tallman who has spent 35 years restoring family graveyards in Rye worked with the Rye Historical Society since 1970 on the Foss Family Graveyard on Washington Road. They unearthed 40 graves and markers of two Continental Army veterans, John Foss and Richard Green, rescued by Tallman and Rye Museum Director Bonnie Goodwin.
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Rye Historical Society
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Washington Road
Rye Museum
Bonnie Goodwin
Tallman
John Foss
Richard Green
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Lefty Chris Anderson Shapes Portsmouth High School Baseball Tilt
Portsmouth High School baseball team seeks first tournament win since 1988 with Lefty Chris Anderson guiding the lineup. Seacoast seniors remain active workers as they contribute value to local companies and keep careers engaging.
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Chris Anderson
Portsmouth High School
Seacoast
Mom seeks justice for bullied teen
A Winnacunnet High School 16 year old special education student faced a teacher led bullying incident. Physical education teacher Ty Seabrooke directed students to hit the student with a volleyball for five extra points. Both boys and girls followed the directive and fired balls at her during class. The student dodged them, fearing injury, and the mother says the emotional damage harmed the family.
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Erry Goodwill
Ty Seabrooke
Goodwill
Winnacunnet
Maine man seeks face to face with ex over drowned dog
Patrick Collins of Eliot says he wants to confront his ex girlfriend Erin M. Wylie and her friend Shannon C. Walters about the May 18 break in at his home. They allegedly stole a computer and camera and drowned his two year old dachshund Dewey at Wylie's home.
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Dewey
Eliot
Maine
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Erin M. Wylie
Shannon C. Walters
Newmarket
Wylie
Hampton resident wins DOT meeting after 25 years of complaints
Retired coach Larry Folloni of Ross Avenue in Hampton finally met with officials from the state Department of Transportation and Department of Resources and Economic Development along with town reps to discuss safety and traffic concerns at the Ross Avenue Ocean Boulevard intersection, island parking on Ocean Boulevard, and a pavement area near the Marine Memorial.
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Larry Folloni
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Ross Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Marine Mémorial
State Department of Transportation
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State Department of Resource and Economicment
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Hampton Beach
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