Town seeks probe into Danish Health Club operation
Kittery Maine town officials urged the Maine Attorney General to investigate how the Danish Health Club operated as a brothel for almost 20 years amid fallout from the conviction of former Town Council Chairman Gary Reiner on money laundering and prostitution related charges.
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Kittery
Maine
Maine Attorney General's Office
Gary Reiner
Kittery Club
Russell Pallas
Reiner
Ed Strong
FBI
Sion
Kittery Town Council
Tana Ae
Portmouth Schiller Station to reexamine coal storage plan
Portsmouth Schiller Station planned consolidation of coal storage into one expanded pile as it introduces a cleaner wood chip boiler to operate with two remaining coal boilers. City officials will review fire and traffic hazards at a 2 p.m. City Hall advisory committee meeting open to the public.
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Portsmouth
Schiller Station
Public Service of New Hampshire
Gosling Road
David Holden
Holden
City Hall
Martin Murray
Council OKs city parking garage deal
Portsmouth officials moved toward a binding deal with the Sheraton hotel developer to build a 657-car garage on Deer Street. If approved by the council, the city would own and operate the facility, with construction possible by 2008, and the garage would be financed by the hotel as part of a larger development including a conference center and library project.
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Portsmouth
John Bohenko
Sheraton
Deer Street
Bush names Harriet Miers to Supreme Court vacancy
President Bush announced Harriet Miers as his pick for the Supreme Court seat vacated by Justice Sandra Day O Connor. The White House counselor, a longtime loyalist with no prior judgeship, pledged to interpret the Constitution and laws strictly as he urged rapid confirmation. The announcement came as John Roberts began his tenure as chief justice, underscoring a pivotal moment in a divided high court.
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Washington
Bush
White House
Harriet Miers
Supreme Court
Sandra Day O’connor
Miers
Oval Office
John Roberts
Auction Heralds Civil War Relics From Farragut to Custer
An auction in New Hampshire draws collectors for four days of military artifacts led by a vast Atlanta collection. Highlights include a Confederate cannon, extensive artillery and uniforms, and torpedo devices linked to Farragut at Mobile Bay. James Julia of Julia’s Fairfield, Maine, company oversees the sale.
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David
Associated Press
Hampton Falls
David Farragut
Newshire
George Custer
Little Bighorn
Faro Gardens
Atlanta
Michael
Adamson
South
Farragut
Mobile Bay
James Julia
Julia
Fairfield
Maine
Lotteries results from Tri-State Daily October 3 2005
The Oct 3 2005 Tri-State Daily lists winning numbers for Day Evening Mass Daily and Cash Winfall draws. Day 0 2 2 and 2 2 2 8. Evening 8 5 3 and 1 6 8 5. Mass Daily 2 5 3 8. Cash Winfall 2 3 5 6 19 20.
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Amvilday
Tri-State Daily
Mass
Obituary Notes From Seacoast New England Region
A concise obituary notice from the New England seacoast region lists local residents who have passed away, highlighting their life spans roles in the community and any surviving family connections, reflecting regional obituary conventions. The brief item preserves respectful phrasing and neutral tone suitable for a small-town newspaper page.
Kozlowski Swartz to Remain in Jail During Appeal
Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz will stay jailed as they pursue appeals. Downtown Tuesday.
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S. Dennis Kozlowski
Mark Swartz
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