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3rd Man Sentenced in N. Clinton Ave. Double Homicide
One of the three men convicted in a North Clinton Avenue double homicide has been sentenced to 30 years to life in prison. Deadrick Fulwiley pleaded guilty to two 2nd-degree murder charges and a gun crime in March. Fulwiley, Raheem Robinson, and Kelvin Vickers, were all charged in the shootings...
Portsmouth Brewery listed for sale. Owners end 'beautiful run' after devastating flood
PORTSMOUTH — The owners of the beloved Portsmouth Brewery, a staple of the city’s downtown for decades, will not reopen the brewpub after a pipe burst, flooded and shuttered the business nearly one year ago. Peter Egelston and Joanne Francis, the 33-year-old business’ co-owners and partners, announced the closure Thursday. The couple put the 48-56 Market St. commercial and residential property up for sale, listed for $8.125 million. ...
Stratham rethinks school’s $50M overhaul amid taxpayer outcry: 'We went too far'
STRATHAM — A $50 million project to renovate and expand Stratham Memorial School is no longer on the table. The town's School Board announced Wednesday it is “drastically shifting priorities," citing concerns from taxpayers regarding the cost to upgrade and expand the elementary school. “We heard you loud...
Moose is an 8-year-old mixed breed looking for a new home
The Cocheco Valley Humane Society has many pets that are hoping to find new homes. Meet Moose, an 8-year-old serene and wise companion whose gentle presence will bring warmth and comfort to your home. While Moose may not be as energetic as she once was, her love for learning and engaging her mind remains strong. She enjoys leisurely walks, quiet moments by your side, and the occasional game that piques her interest.
Blue Latitudes owner explains why Dover restaurant is permanently closed
DOVER — Blue Latitudes Bar and Grill's 20-year run came to an end last weekend, closing its doors on Central Avenue with many memories. Co-founder and owner Jeff Roemer announced the restaurant's closure on Tuesday. Blue Latitudes’ final day of operation open to the public was Saturday, May 11, though a few private parties are still scheduled before Roemer officially turns the page on the first restaurant he has owned.
Portsmouth police still struggling to fill positions despite 'robust' pay hike
PORTSMOUTH — The city’s Police Department is down seven officers as it struggles to both hire and retain capable candidates, Police Chief Mark Newport told the City Council this week. Newport described the hiring efforts the city goes through to land new officers as a “stringent multi-faceted process.”...
Warriors win title, Winnacunnet's Duffy named top boy at Seacoast Track Championship
EXETER - The Seacoast Track Championship boys trophy is heading back to Hampton for the first time since 2018. Winnacunnet High School senior Oliver Duffy won three events and was named Male Track Athlete of the Meet as the Warriors scored 99 points and beat the 13-team field on Friday at Exeter...
Senior Farewell: Max Scheinblum
At the very moment I’m typing this, I have a tick over 300 words down, largely in the form of fragmented sentences and bullet points. Some highlights:. The profound “emoji fun” ; the eloquent “no furniture=sitting on floor” ; and, my favorite of them all, “Ron Burgundy Cutout.” Two hours well spent. Good times.
Cross Roads House annual gala raises more than $615K for homeless
PORTSMOUTH — The 22nd annual Cross Roads House Benefit by the Sea raised more than $615,000, contributing significantly to the shelter’s annual budget. The annual fundraiser brought together 200 members of the Seacoast community at the Wentworth By the Sea to learn more about the current state of homelessness on the Seacoast and how Cross Roads House supports unhoused individuals and families.
Alex Moody, Piper Catanese win boys and girls Seacoast Athlete of the Week honors
The Seacoast high school Athletes of the Week winners for May 6-11 are Marshwood High School softball player Piper Catanese and Oyster River High School lacrosse player Alex Moody. Catanese joins previous girls winners this spring: York softball player Sarah Orso, Exeter softball player Lila Smith, Marshwood lacrosse player Maddy...
Foundation offers drivers education scholarships in New Hampshire girl's memory
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A local community is coming together to honor a teen who loved music and lost her life before reaching a major milestone. Coe-Brown Northwood Academy recently debuted a piece at their spring concert that was composed for a member of their band, Maddie Chadbourn, who died last fall.
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