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Local police will establish 24-hour coverage of the community for the first time and circulate recent photos of convicted child murderer Raymond A. Guay, who has been living in town since mid-May. Selectmen Chairman Paul Tierney said police will provide a description of the vehicle Guay drives, and public and private schools and the town's ...

Who knew using a slingshot to throw an egg at a neighbor's home and allegedly dumping weed killer on her lawn could cost $20,000? Hampton School District Clerk Tammy Deland found that out the hard way after being ordered last week to pay restitution as part of a no-contest plea she entered March 30 in Hampton District Court to two counts of ...

The state Supreme Court yesterday threw out several convictions of a Newburyport surgeon tied to Seabrook's Bayview Crematorium scandal.

Share + Jul 2, 2009 11:49 am US/Eastern NEW HAMPTON, N.H. Selectmen in New Hampton, N.H., have known since May that a paroled child-killer is living in town.

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Police recently charged Bradley Upchurch, 25, of 191 Tilton St., Seabrook, with facilitating a drug or underage alcohol house party, after two teenagers were found drinking at the address over the weekend of June 6 and 7. At Hampton District Court in Seabrook, Upchurch was found guilty and fined $120. "There are always one or two houses every year ...

A Kingston teen is headed to prison after pleading guilty to doctoring up store-bought shiitake mushrooms with blue food coloring and trying to sell them as a drug for $900. Tucker Cockerline, 18, of 44 Marshall Road, was sentenced to one to three years in state prison Friday for his role in the fake hallucinogenic mushroom scheme that crumbled ...

Writer Brendan DuBois, a former reporter for Foster's Daily Democrat and the Hampton Union, is back with a recent reissue of "Dead Sand" - which in fact was his third novel, published in 1994.

Drivers going through Hampton, N.H., on Interstate 95 should bring some extra change starting next week.

Commuters traveling up and down Interstate 95 will have to dig deeper into their pockets starting Wednesday as the state Department of Transportation has announced an increase in toll rates.

Police say a witness has come forward with new details of Wednesday night's serious boat accident, indicating the boaters may have been drinking, then drove the boat straight at the jetty at high speed.

Coast Guard and local officials are searching for a boater reportedly from Kensington, N.H. missing since last night when the vessel he was in struck a jetty and started sinking.

Check it out! Jewell Towne Vineyards Visit them: Jewell Towne Vineyard is open year 'round for wine tasting, tours, and sales, 11am - 4pm Wednesday through Friday and 12pm - 5pm Saturday and Sunday.

One of the very best pottery shops to buy hand thrown pottery in North Hampton, New Hampshire would be "Great Bay Pottery." You can watch them make beautiful pottery right there inside Great Bay Pottery and even purchase some beautiful pottery to use at home and decorate your house with.

Annual membership is $45. Morning programs are from 9:30 to 11 and afternoon programs are 1:30 to 3 unless otherwise noted.

Epoch Restaurant at the Exeter Inn, The Meat House, Hannah Fine Foods, and The Loaf & Ladle in Exeter, were among more than 30 Seacoast area businesses chosen as "Best of NH" in New Hampshire Magazine's 2009 contest.

After arguing with his daughter's mother in a Holiday Drive parking lot Thursday night, Sean Alperin forced his way into her home "to see if any men were in the apartment," assaulted one man, then stabbed another in the chest with scissors, police allege.

The Rockingham County grand jury recently indicted David D. Janvrin Jr. on two counts of assault in the August 2008 case of the death of Scott Eaton at the former Old Firebarn Restaurant in Seabrook.

An apparent drive-by shooting early this morning sent bullets through the side of a Central Road home and into the walls of a bedroom where the homeowners were sleeping, according to police.

Twenty-seven state parks have been slated for potential sale or give-away by a cash-strapped state Division of Parks and Recreation that wants to jettison properties that don't meet its core definition of state parks.