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Area Girl Scouts travel the world in Barrington
Daisy Girl Scout Olivia Dube of Greenland accepts her gift basket prize from emcee Jill Quigley of Dover at the World Thinking Day event Juliette's Fashions of the World, held at Barrington Middle School on Saturday January 30.
Clifton E. Philbrick died Thursday, Feb. 4, 2010, at his family home, following a long illness.
Greenland mom, daughter facing 27 charges:Police say they kept dogs in poor conditions
A local mother and daughter have been arrested and are facing a combined 27 charges alleging a range of misconduct relating to animals in their care, including that they kept dogs in squalid conditions and illegally sold some of them.
Greenland eyes form-based zoning for Rt. 33
As the Planning Board moves forward in its effort to re-zone the Route 33 corridor for the purpose of allowing greater diversity in commercial and mixed-use development it will look to do so under the guidelines of form-based zoning.
Mother, daughter charged with 27 crimes; animal cruelty alleged
A mother and daughter are charged with a combined 27 crimes alleging animal cruelty, selling dogs without a license and that the daughter presented her labrador retriever as an assistance dog using a license she bought online.
Portsmouth hair salon lowers prices to help victims in Haiti
As the stylists at Surrentum Salon watched news reports about the devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti, they knew they wanted to do something to help - something more than a small donation.
Phillip Hoare reads from his nonfiction book, iThe Whale,i at 7 p.m., Thursday, Feb.
The filing period for residents seeking to run for town and school district office closed on Friday, resulting in three contested races.
Muriel Rowell Hayden died Saturday, Jan. 23, 2010, at Edgewood Centre in Portsmouth.
Greenland voters to decide on increased budget, $2M conservation warrant
The public was given its first look at what they may be voting on at Town Meeting on March 13 when a draft of the 2010 town warrant and town budget was presented to selectmen Monday night.
Agency seeking drivers for seniors
Do you have a spare three or so hours a month to drive your car? Transportation Assistance for Seacoast Citizens, a nonprofit agency, is looking for volunteer drivers to provide rides to senior citizens and other transit dependent residents of Exeter, Greenland, Hampton, North Hampton, Rye, Stratham and Seabrook.
Greenland kindergarten enrollment under way
Greenland Central School is currently registering kindergarten students for the 2010-11 school year.
Helping Haiti: Portsmouth concert, dinner gathers aid after loss of leaders
Songs echoed through the halls at the United Methodist Church of Portsmouth on Saturday when upward of 100 people gathered for a concert and dinner aimed at raising money for the victims of the earthquake in Haiti.
Church celebrates installation of pastor
The Rockingham Association of the United Church of Christ will install the Rev. Robert C. Fellows as pastor and teacher of The Community Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, in Greenland at 3 p.m., Sunday, Jan.
Greenland announces elected positions available
The Town of Greenland is announcing that the filing period to become a candidate for Town office begins at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan.
Greenland, Decatur Ready To Be Off Fiscal Distress
On an infamous list for nearly two years, two local school districts hope they've proven to the state that they can stand alone.
Andrew Joseph Collins III, 65, of Greenland, died Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010, at Portsmouth Regional Hospital.
Group's goal: Stop local teen substance abuse
I am a parent of two teenagers who attend Portsmouth High School and Portsmouth Middle School and, as a parent, I am also a board member of the Greater Portsmouth Community Coalition.
Dog owner files lawsuit against N.H. SPCA
A local woman is claiming the New Hampshire Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals unjustly took nine of her animals, while the SPCA argues she was running an illegal rescue shelter and said it intends to file charges of animal cruelty.
White-tailed deer program in Greenland
Making it through a cold New England winter is tough enough for us humans. Imagine how difficult the season can be for New Hampshire's white-tailed deer and their vulnerable fawns.

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