News
Portsmouth Philanthropist, Physician and Entrepreneur – Dr. Geoffrey Clark Has Died
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Philanthropist, entrepreneur, and Portsmouth gastroenterologist, Dr. Geoffrey E. Clark has died. Born May 21, 1938, Dr. Clark was 84 years old.
Business & Economy
Portsmouth Land Buyer Sues Sellers, Realtor, City Claiming Contamination Info Hidden
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Banfield Realty is suing the sellers of 375 Banfield Road and its Realtor claiming they knew but failed to disclose contamination on the site before selling it to them for $1.2 million.
Education
Officials Say School Shooter Threats a Hoax, But Won’t ID Targeted Schools, Communities
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The Department of Safety said Thursday’s fake school shooter threats across the state show why training and exercises are important, but wouldn’t say exactly which schools and communities were impacted.
Amherst
Notable New Hampshire Neighbors Who Died Last Week
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Uncategorized
Legislature Defies the Will of the People
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The contrast between the Senate and House was apparent last week, although only the Senate was in session.
Feature
Roger Wood Talks Portsmouth’s Upcoming 400th Birthday
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The oldest city in the state will soon be commemorated for its 400th birthday. The year 2023 isn’t far away for those who are organizing this planned celebration.
Featured in Category
Snowball Fight in Portsmouth, Just For the Hearty
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Today I muse joyfully on some of the heartiest New Englanders who I witnessed at a Portsmouth snowball fight, an unofficial event after Saturday’s blizzard that brought young and old out to fling some snowballs, laugh under a blue sky on Market Square.
Atkinson
GOP Plan for Congressional Districts Makes Major Changes
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The Republican plan for the Congressional districts would create one certain Democratic seat and one Republican.
350NH
200 ‘Democracy Defenders’ Rally at State House
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About 200 people gathered in Concord to “send a clear message that all the votes are counted nationally,” in the words of Asma Elhuni, Movement Politics Director for Rights and Democracy.