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A total of 2,293.5 hours of community service, from bake sales to Meals on Wheels, were logged by the sixth-graders of Cooperative Middle School and dedicated Friday to the families and memories of local fallen troops.
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SeaCare Health Services Elects Board Officers for 2012
"SeaCare Health Services announces the appointment of the Board of Directors for 2012.
A YMCA facility proposed for Exeter could include a gymnasium, an indoor pool and a track, among other offerings.
Exeter honors those who never came back
The members of the Frank E. Booma Post 6 Color Guard march in formation through South Cemetery in the annual Memorial Day observance Monday afternoon in Portsmouth.
Get to know your regional development organization
From borrowing the money they need from friends or family to tapping into their credit and borrowing from banks, those who own or are getting ready to own a business know what the options are when it comes to debt financing.
Stratham school embraces sacrifice
Cooperative Middle School student Lucas Blood explains the importance of community service during an assembly at the Stratham school Friday.
Town won't charge interest on sewer line work
Steven Tucker, a utility foreman with the town of Exeter, marks water and sewer lines on Douglass Way in Exeter in this January 2011 file photo.
Historically Speaking: Harriet Patience Dame and the 2nd N.H. Regiment
In 1901, the New Hampshire Legislature, prompted by Governor Frank Rollins, voted to appropriate funds to have a portrait of Civil War nurse Harriet Patience Dame painted and placed in the Statehouse.
Prescott announces re-election bid
"During the past term, I am proud of the record that this Senate has created," Prescott said.
Religious listings Exeter/Hampton area
Sunday service and Bible study at 10 a.m., including age-appropriate care and classes for infants through high school-age children.
Adults and children are invited to view the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department's fish ladder in downtown Exeter on Saturday, May 26 at 11 a.m., to see fish making their annual spring journey around Great Dam from salt water in the Squamscott River to fresh water in the Exeter River.
Exeter YMCA plans detailed to board
A YMCA facility proposed for Exeter could include a gymnasium, an indoor pool and a track, among other offerings.
Ouellette is being held on $3,500 cash. 2:57 p.m. - Jonathan Sciaudone, 25, of Hampstead, was arrested and charged with two counts of receiving stolen property and a bench warrant.
In Exeter: Free educational events to help families discuss aging
Recent research reveals that people fear getting Alzheimer's Disease even more than they fear death.
New Hampshire Marine matures through three diverse deployments in four short years
One Marine with 8th Engineer Support Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group, has done just the opposite in his short, action-packed seven-year career.
Designation preserves our past
The addition of Exeter's Winter Street Cemetery and Stratham's George A. and Emma B. Wiggin Memorial Library to the New Hampshire Register of Historic Places is a testament to the region's commitment to our past.
Exeter office shuffle irks Selectman Ferraro
Selectman Frank Ferraro called into question Town Manager Russ Dean's authority at Monday's Board of Selectmen meeting, claiming he did not follow a board-approved plan for moving departments at the Town Office building.
Osbornes grateful for Goupil family's dedication
Thank you for your recent front page story on Roland Goupil. I was sad to her of his passing and my condolences go out to his family.
Adults and children are invited to view the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department's fish ladder in downtown Exeter on Saturday, May 26 at 11 a.m., to see fish making their annual spring journey around Great Dam from salt water in the Squamscott River to fresh water in the Exeter River.