Greenland News

Police say they don't expect to levy charges against the owner of a tractor-trailer truck that was found Monday night engulfed in flames on the side of Route 33.

The halls of Greenland Central School were decorated in red, white and blue, but what stuck out more than the colors were the words written between them.

Authorities are looking for the driver of a tractor-trailer unit that was discovered unoccupied and consumed by flames on the side of Route 33.

While food and snacks are a mere slice of the overall tradition during the holiday fair season, that doesn't mean there's any less serious planning, preparation and presentation in the kitchens and cafes that help keep people going all day.

Plus, don't miss out on what the Congress Street Gallery and Three Graces have to offer.

Today's lunch menu includes garden salad with freshly prepared ranch dressing and garlic croutons, pan-roasted pork tenderloin, wild rice with Cape Cod cranberries, grilled asparagus, fall harvest apple sauce and cinnamon pumpkin cake.

Witnesses at the store described three males entering the store, displaying a handgun and demanding cash and cartons of cigarettes.

There's a fluorescent pink sign hanging behind the counter of Cabot Street Market.

Sea levels are rising faster than expected and coastal cities on the East Coast are at risk for severe flooding, according to arctic scientists.

An Exeter man who already pleaded guilty to federal arson charges in Maine has agreed to plead guilty to a string of Seacoast burglaries.

A 27-year-old Maine man faces numerous charges after leading police in a high-speed, two-state chase Saturday night that law enforcement officials allege left eight damaged cars in its wake.

A car pursued by police in Maine avoided stop sticks deployed by police before spinning out in New Hampshire.

Whether a seasoned baker or a kitchen novice, all who enjoy the art of pie-making were invited to compete at the Portsmouth Rotary Club's second annual Apple Pie Baking Contest.

Stacy Kramer wants to bring the Seacoast community together to fight back against the dangers of substance use.

A New Hampshire man was killed instantly after the box truck he was driving slammed into the back of a tractor-trailer at 6:45 a.m. Monday on the Maine Turnpike in York.

State Police say a truck driver was killed this morning on the Maine Turnpike when his truck slammed into the rear of a second one, hauling steel beams.

17 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Theme: "Joy of the Faithful" Christmas Fair. Included will be hand crafts, traditional hand-made items, local photography, fair trade items, small business items, a table for children to purchase Christmas gifts, and much more.

Thursday, October 15, 2009 Courtesy photo R. Van Ballantyne, EA, MBA, ATP, owner of Counting House Associates, celebrated another milestone in the 10-year-old firm's history with a recent open house event and ribbon cutting at its new 524 Portsmouth Avenue, Greenland, location.

Greenland School District leaders are set to present a new budget plan. The district was deemed in financial distress last summer and the state took it over.

Worship on Wednesday Potluck supper at 5:30 p.m. Office Monday-Friday, 9:30-12:30 p.m. 772-6625. www.exeterumc.org. Saturdays Eliot, Maine First Congregational Church of Eliot UCC: 1361 State Road, Eliot, Maine.