Hampton News

A recent state Supreme Court decision, which granted most of the town of Seabrook's appeal of a multi-million-dollar tax exemption for the Seabrook Station nuclear plant, appears to provide no help for Hampton taxpayers.

The Salem Police responded to the following calls and made the following arrests on Monday and Tuesday.

Continuing an ongoing revitalization program, the Hampton-based 1723 James House Association is actively seeking new members and is accepting expressions of interest for positions that range from president, vice president, and treasurer, to its board of directors.

District 24 State Sen. Nancy Stiles has announced that she will be filing for re-election to the New Hampshire Senate, and will be running on her message of responsible spending, education solutions and economic development.

It's a phrase worth repeating, year after year as American Legion Post 35 Commander Ralph Fatello likens the setting around him in North Hampton on Memorial Day as a "Norman Rockwell photo happening right before your eyes." Monday's observance, complete with veterans, Boy Scout groups, the North Hampton School chorus and band, and the Winnacunnet ... (more)

New Hampshire is home to a variety of summer activities. N.H. provides you with beaches, boardwalks, animals and natural attractions to keep your family entertained while enjoying the summer warmth.

Hampton police arrested Terry Shore of Hampton , owner of Deja vu Boutique at 169 Ocean Blvd.

An extensive celebration of the arts will be part of the Hampton Beach State Park Gala, scheduled for June 1 and 2. The Gala marks the completion of the new $14.5 million Seashell complex restoration.

Thousands of tourists hit Hampton Beach on Saturday to enjoy balmy temperatures and spend time with family for Memorial Day weekend.

On Thursday a search warrant was granted for the search and seizure of unlicensed goods being sold at Deja vu Boutique on Hampton Beach.

A few dozen babies and preschoolers happily piled into the Winnacunnet High School dining hall recently, accompanied by parents, grandparents, and guardians.

Peter Egeleston, owner of the Portsmouth Brewery, pours himself a beer. Smuttynose Brewery Co.

Some local organizations need help year round, not only at the holidays. As a result, and given the continued difficulties of the economy, Foster's will continue the Donations List all year.

Three Democrats have announced they plan to run for state representative seats representing Hampton, saying it's time to bring "common sense" back to Concord.

A 20-year-old Hampton man is facing charges of driving under the influence after a 12:30 a.m. motor-vehicle crash on Thursday that resulted in a power outage.

Monday, May 28: at 8 a.m.: A Memorial Day celebration will be held at Tonry Cemetery, Route 111-A, Brentwood.

Local Rotarian Larry Marsolais, left, presents the Rotary Club of Hampton's Citizen of the Year Award to 401 Tavern owner Dan "Desi" Lanio.

The N.H. Community Development Finance Authority has approved a Community Development Block Grant award of $500,000 to help a local brewery double its operational capacity and create 25 new jobs.

A Winnacunnet High School student who was severely injured when he was struck by a car while riding his bike across Lafayette Road in Seabrook on April 12 is now in a rehabilitation center.

La Bec Rouge opened Friday under the leadership of new owner Al Fleury. The Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday at the popular Hampton Beach restaurant at 73 Ocean Blvd.