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Two women lost to murder: Families recall happy times as Timothy Verrill faces sentencing
DOVER — Michael Pellegrini remembers his late daughter, Jenna, as a young T-ball player who went on to play softball at Dover High School and loved to sail with her grandparents. "She was a happy kid," he said. "She enjoyed life. She did a lot of traveling with my parents, to places like the Virgin Islands, the Cape and Martha's Vineyard on the sailboat, Jenna Marie. My parents had another sailboat out in the Mediterranean, and she...
Dartmouth takes over psychiatric treatment for children at Hampstead Hospital
Over the objections of mental health advocates and others two years ago, the state chose a private company that primarily works with incarcerated adults to provide psychiatric treatment to children at Hampstead Hospital. With that $52.5 million contract up, the Department of Health and Human Services is replacing Wellpath Recovery Services with Dartmouth Health, which...
NH education chief, told changes harm public schools, says he's 'champion of children'
MANCHESTER — After an hour-long public conversation with the commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Education, school board members in Manchester – the state’s largest school district – remained frustrated by a lack of clear answers and unconvinced that proposed revisions to the state’s minimum standards for public schools, known as the 306s, will improve education in the Granite State. Despite that, the state Board of Education plans to finalize the revisions as soon as next...
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.” “There’s no doubt this process is...
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. ...
Video: Quiet evening with sun and clouds expected Friday, spot showers in some areas
Plenty of dry hours are expected between a few showers as we head into the weekend before a bigger warm-up takes hold next week. Partial clearing later tonight as low pressure moves away. Some fog will be possible by tomorrow morning with lows near 50 overnight. Friday looks quieter, with...
Hampton Beach Casino redevelopment: New concert venue, 500-room hotel, convention center
HAMPTON — A future facelift of the Hampton Beach Casino could include a 500-room hotel, a new parking garage and nearly double the concert capacity of its historic ballroom. The owners of the Casino say the historic building built in 1899 is becoming harder to maintain as years go by. They say their new project, which still needs approval from town boards, would include a year-round convention center to help the beach community meet its long-term goal of extending the tourism season.
University of New Hampshire senate faculty call for investigation into response to Pro-Palestinian protesters
DURHAM, N.H. — The University of New Hampshire senate faculty are calling for a closer look at the police response to the Pro-Palestinian protests on campus earlier this month. The protest on May 1 turned into an encampment where 12 arrests were made. According to UNH, assistance from the...
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.
NH Chronicle: Blinks Frydoe and The L Street Tavern
May 24th, 2024 — Tonight, summer is right around the corner and Hampton Beach Businesses are opening up. There is no shortage of beach eats, from seafood to steak and something sweet. Audrey Cox takes us to two old favorites that have been dishing out great food for decades.
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.
Judge orders man accused of setting fires in Manchester to remain behind bars
MANCHESTER, N.H. — The man accused of setting several fires near homes in Manchester will remain in jail. In ordering Nicholas Knee, 41, to be held, the judge said she had serious concerns for the public's safety. Knee is charged with seven counts of arson and one count of...
North Hampton’s Runnymede Farm under agreement for sale
NORTH HAMPTON — Historic Runnymede Farm, the birthplace of thoroughbreds like Dancer’s Image, is under agreement with a buyer who intends to keep it a horse farm. Real estate broker Lauren Stone said she could not share the price of the purchase of the farm located at 68 Atlantic Ave. or the new owner until the sale closes at the end of May. She said the property will remain a horse farm, however, having bred successful thoroughbred horses that have competed in...
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