East Kingston News

Send readings and signings to community@seacoastonline.com. 125 Water St., Exeter.

A day after heavy wind knocked out power to more than 80,000 people between Maine and New Hampshire, utility crews reported that the lights were back on at residences across the region.

A judge has doused a plan to burn down a 19th century building on the grounds of the former Sanborn Regional High School.

Diana Whitmore treats dogs at her newly opened Country Dog Inn like she would her own, with plenty of personalized attention, care and long walks in the woods.

The Friends of the East Kingston Public Library are offering a class on Thursday, Dec.

In an effort to promote cultural understanding and strengthen a schoolwide fund-raising effort, students in Carol Miller's fifth-grade class at East Kingston Elementary School were treated to a first-hand account of life in Afghanistan.

An Exeter woman, who was out jogging Saturday, Nov. 7, found a bag in the parking lot of the Stop & Shop Plaza containing a substantial amount of cash.

The Executive Council has put the reappointment of the presiding officer of the state Air Resources Council on hold, an action that may delay deliberations over whether to allow installation of a mercury scrubber at Public Service of New Hampshire's coal-burning power plant in Bow.

6 and from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7 at Brentwood Baptist Church, corner of North Road and Route 125.

The acting chairman of a state council charged with hearing a case on Public Service of New Hampshire's Bow power plant is a former employee of the company.

Area veterans and motorcyclists displayed the red, white and blue Saturday as they rode through the University of New Hampshire campus in support of a UNH freshman who was told not to fly the flag outside his dorm room.

Property access is via a deeded Right of Way. Open concept home w/ deck overlooking water, living room with brick fireplace, huge entertainment room overlooking water.

Bob Smith, left, and his sister, Karen Drapaniotis, right, show off cold-weather clothing in the Epping Wal-Mart, as examples of what the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce's Chamber Children's Fund helps provide to children in need.

Send readings and signings to community@seacoastonline.com. 125 Water St., Exeter.

Six individuals arrested in an August drug sweep have been indicted in Exeter District Court on charges of selling controlled drugs.

Now that there is an active Powwow Pond Council, members need more input from the users of the pond.

City officials have come up empty in their search for someone to buy a 124-acre stretch of undeveloped land on Hackett Hill.

Fans of Random Acts of Harmony and their tight, three-part harmonies can look forward to a night of entertainment, while at the same time feeling good that their money will be helping Womenade of Greater Squamscott.

The community is invited to give its input on how a $300,000 donation could best be put towards education.

With the sound of traditional Italian crooning wafting overhead and a table lined with delectable Italian breads, meats, cheeses and traditional pasta dishes one may think he or she was in Italy.