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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2007
Page
1
Individuals recall September 11 as a watershed moment revealing dangers and prompting action. They compare the trauma to Pearl Harbor, note heightened safety and military boosts, and emphasize the enduring memory of those lost while seeking lessons and solutions.
Six years after 9/11 Seacoast residents express deep feelings about the tragedy and its effect on the nation and their lives. Rye Police Sgt Scott Blaisdell recalls learning of the attacks during his midnight shift and notes Americans feel safer thanks to homeland security while acknowledging the risk of a repeat. He is father to two young children and plans an honest discussion when the time comes.
Eighteen city residents filed to run for City Council in the upcoming election and five for Police Commission, signaling potential major turnover. Only one incumbent may be re-elected, raising the chance that a majority of the council will be new, with Mayor Steve Marchand noting the upcoming race as a pivotal moment for Portsmouth. Longtime councilors like John Hynes and Harold Whitehouse are among those stepping back.
Aaron Marconi, 39, of 89 Cliff Road, is slated for an Oct. 11 Portsmouth District Court hearing on a theft count alleging he used a stolen lobster trap. The case stems from a larger New Hampshire Fish and Game investigation into multiple stolen traps. The July 2006 incident involved fishing someone else's trap off Rye without permission.
Islington Street corridor in Portsmouth enters a planned improvement phase with Richardson & Associates to craft an Islington Street Corridor Improvement Action Plan and Arts District Plan. Public meetings start Sept. 27, visioning Nov. 8, workshops December to February, public unveiling March 13. The $41,000 project, funded by a $12,000 NEA grant via Art Speak, aims to create a pedestrian oriented area with facade incentives and better street connections.
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