High court rejects speeding ticket appeal in Dover case
Christina Downs, a 24 year old Dover woman, argued that lack of engineering studies used to set the 25 mph limit on Elwyn Road invalidated her $100 speeding ticket. The District Court found her guilty after a one hour hearing where she acted as her own attorney and cross examined officers. The state Supreme Court denied her appeal, upholding the conviction and fine.
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Tourism Gaining On Seacoast Foliage Display
Maine and New Hampshire tourism officials report robust early autumn traffic as leaves turn on schedule. Pat Eltman cites foliage displays drawing visitors despite a rainy summer's after-effects. While Wall Street woes cut some trips, remaining travelers extend visits, officials say.
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Queen of Vacationland Sees Slight Year End Toll on Tourism
The self-described Queen of Vacationland expressed cautious optimism about a near break-even or small-year-end loss for the region amid the economy. Despite concerns, officials expect autumn visitors to continue flocking to New England for the season’s famed natural display. Eltman emphasized the area's beauty and enduring draw as tourism remains strong even in tough times.
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Moose shows affection for a pickup at Windsor Institute
At the Windsor Institute conference, a red Ford F-150 drew a moose’s attention. Owner Michael Speck from central New York was left with a scratched front end as the animal circled the truck and posed, while attendees photographed the odd incident. Speck laughed and wondered if he would report the event.
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Cost hike challenged at Oatsmouth Fire Station plan
The Fire Station Building Committee endorsed a Fire Station 2 plan with a $1.5 million cost increase, presented to City Council two days earlier. Fire Chief Chris LeClaire defended the rise, citing higher construction costs and timely notification to officials as details were shared.
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