Founders Lobby Named For Music Hall Heroes
The Music Hall unveils its renovated lobby as The Founders Lobby named after advocates who preserved the hall from 1989 to 1992. Executive Director Patricia Lynch notes the natural decision as the plaque honors veterans including David Choate III Jameson S French Martha Fuller Clark Nancy Fickett and others who fought to save the hall from condos or a parking lot.
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David Choate III
Jameson S. French
Martha Fuller Clark
Nancy Fickett
Lee Vandermark
UNH chief discusses sustainability as campus reaches top rating
Tom Kelly, UNH chief sustainability officer, explains how sustainability weaves through campus life and how UNH is one of 11 universities nationwide to earn the Princeton Review top score. He notes students and faculty leave greener, and local impact extends beyond campus. The piece frames sustainability as a societal challenge and outlines four NIH initiatives: biodiversity education, food.
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Durham
Tom Kelly
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UNH
Princeton Review
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Patriots beat Giants 19 to 10 without Brady
The New England Patriots defeated the New York Giants 19 to 10 on Monday with Brady sidelined. City Council plans to review the proposed renovation schedule tonight on the A3 page.
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Tom Brady
Patriots
N.Y
Presidential hopeful makes pit stop in London
A presidential hopeful visits London to rally support from NASCAR fans in the North and South, aiming to expand outreach across regions and boost campaign momentum as primary races approach.
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London
Nascar
Ike toll rises as rescues continue across battered states
Hurricane Ike killed 21 across nine states and left millions without power while rescuers said nearly 2,000 people were saved from flooded streets and wrecked homes. In Galveston and Houston authorities planned door to door checks to reach those still sheltering in place.
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Houston
Alveston
Texas
U.S
Gas prices without power or supplies shock evacuees
Evacuees who reached safety boarded buses with no knowledge of their destination or return date to their damaged homes as gas stations and services remained disrupted. Rescuers and officials warned of lingering shortages and planned further closures.
City plans water treatment upgrade with $25 million bond
OATSMOUTH officials advance a $25 million bond project to replace the 50 year old Madbury Water Treatment Plant. Funded entirely by Water Department revenues, the move will raise city water rates though exact costs to rate payers are not yet known. The project follows regulations demanding more testing and treatment as current plant faces future compliance challenges.
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Oatsmouth
Madbury
Water Department
Public Works
Dave Allen
Attic Insulation and Heating Costs Spark Home Upgrades
In Rye and neighboring towns homeowners discuss energy efficiency. Chuck Lancaster notes attic insulation and shopping for heating oil prices. Paul Wiles jokes about sweaters. Jack Mosher details a new $8,000 wood furnace and early firewood shopping, reflecting rising heating costs.
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Chuck Lancaster
Rye
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