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Dover, New Hampshire is located in Strafford County. Zip codes in Dover, NH include 03820, 03822, and 03821. The median home price in Dover is $260,000. More Dover information.

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1 hr ago | Foster's Daily Democrat

Dover project in step with housing affordability

Courtesy photo by Amanda Flitter of New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority Steve Witt of Centrix Bank, Chris Parker of the City of Dover, Marty Chapman of The Housing Partnership, Dean Christon of New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority, Bill Shanahan of the Northern New England Housing Investment Fund and The Housing Partnership's Board President ... (more)

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1 hr ago | Foster's Daily Democrat

Concerts in the Castle

St. Thomas' Episcopal Church in Dover will present its next installment of “Concerts in the Castle” on Saturday, June 1 at 7 p.m. The concert will feature the Fourth Street Jazz Choir under the direction of Wendell Purrington, accompanied by Kathy Fink, along with special guests Poco Amare and The Seacoast Men of Harmony.

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1 hr ago | Foster's Daily Democrat

Dover grade school principal turns down Milton offer

Dustin Gray, the nominee for the principalship at the elementary school, has withdrawn his interest in the position.

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Wed May 22, 2013

UnionLeader.com

Golick's to bring its 90 ice cream flavors to Rochester

Alan Golick, his wife, Lisa Thompson, and their dog, Lily, helped put some of the final touches on their third and newest store, which is expected to open near Care Pharmacy in Rochester this week.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Dover students clean Willand Pond

The Dover High School Key Club recently organized and took part in a "beach cleanup" at Willand Pond in Dover.

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UnionLeader.com

Rochester man facing up to 30 years in prison for brutal assault

A Rochester man was indicted last week by a grand jury sitting in Strafford County Superior Court for allegedly partially blinding another man during a robbery in February.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Homeless camp near Willand Pond found empty

An outdoor encampment area near Willand Pond showed little sign of activity Tuesday, though the organized appearance, compete with shelves stocked with cleaning supplies, some decorations and mattresses, revealed the space had recently been a "home." Somersworth police had given individuals living in the woods in that area until Tuesday to vacate ... (more)

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Mon May 20, 2013

UnionLeader.com

Spaulding Turnpike overhaul continues on schedule

In recent weeks, crews have begun clearing trees in the median between the southbound and northbound lanes north of Exit 3. Heading south toward Interstate 95, a bridge abutment has started to appear in the area of Pease International Tradeport that will carry traffic through a new Exit 3 interchange to Woodbury Avenue once complete.

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UnionLeader.com

Fine Art Fundraising Auction at Museum of Art, UNH

DURHAM, NH Original drawings, prints and paintings by selected well-known northern New England artists will be up for bid and outright sale at Rose Moon , a fundraiser for the Museum of Art, University of New Hampshire.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Ron Cole: Shop class ain't what it used to be

When in high school, I -- and go ahead, admit it, you too -- perceived shop kids as being on the lower end of the educational totem pole.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Over 200 pub crawlers consume Pints for Peace

Sunday, downtown Portsmouth was the scene of an unusual event, Pints for Peace. More than two hundred people clad in black T-shirts traversed the streets of the Port City for a good cause.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Listening event at Maple Suites in Dover

Maple Suites will host a free event conducted by AARP called "You've Earned A Say" on Thursday, May 30 at 10:30 am at Maple Suites, 30 Holiday Drive in Dover.

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Sat May 18, 2013

Foster's Daily Democrat

UNH graduation at 10 a.m. today

The University of New Hampshire commencement will take place today, with Dover-native Lt.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Time for Claremont, Part III?

As the Dover School Board considers the possibility of suing the state for inadequately funding education, we would hope Attorney Andru Volinsky is impressing upon board members the uphill climb which lies ahead.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Bar owners indicted for allowing alcohol on dance floor where patron was beaten

New Adventures Entertainment LLC, the parent company of The Page restaurant and bar, has been indicted on two felony counts, according to the Portsmouth Herald.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Dover officials focus on city's strengths

Ryan McBride/Staff Photographer City Manager Michael Joyal speaks to guests at the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce State of the City address Friday morning at the McConnell Center in Dover.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Community marks 11th Bike/Walk to Work Day And gets free breakfast around the region for the effort

Friday marked the 11th annual Bike/Walk to Work Day that promoted residents leaving their vehicles behind and exercising a healthier option for their commute.

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Foster's Daily Democrat

Police: Driver hit man, took him to hospital while drunk

A Barrington woman is facing numerous charges including aggravated driving while intoxicated after she allegedly transported a man she struck on Main Street to the emergency room Thursday evening.

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Thu May 16, 2013

SeacoastOnline

Prelude set to celebrate anniversary in Portsmouth

Its current owner, Holly Landgarten, said she first walked into the shop at 65 Market St.

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Wed May 15, 2013

Foster's Daily Democrat

DES to present new report on nonpoint nitrogen sources for Great Bay

A new draft report by the N.H. Department of Environmental Services will be presented at a public meeting Thursday.

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