Hampton News

This week , Congressional Candidate Peter Bearse spoke to the Tri-Town Republican Town Committee , the House Republican Alliance and the Hampstead RTC.

A day after he was sentenced in federal court in Maine for deliberately setting two fires in that state, a former Exeter man was sentenced in Rockingham Superior Court for a Seacoast crime spree that included felony theft charges in North Hampton.

The police union is taking the town to court over its refusal to release how much taxpayer money has been spent so far in fighting an arbitrator's decision that awarded a raise to officers who completed their probationary period.

The boxes and plastic grocery bags filled with everything from cans of tuna fish to packages of whole wheat pasta were coming in faster than the line of Boy Scouts, parents and volunteers could sort them at the Hobbs House on Saturday, as part of the Scouting for Food Program.

Residents are concerned that state officials may have already made a decision about the fate of the Taylor River Dam during a Nov.

A number of Atlantic Avenue residents appeared before the Select Board on Nov. 9, to complain about problems stemming from the alleged activities going on in their neighborhood.

Two local men that were staying in the Emerald Isle Motel are facing criminal charges for allegedly distributing OxyContin throughout the Seacoast.

19. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. and lunch off the menu is about 12:30. This month's speaker will be Ken Weyler, the state representative from Kingston.

Police allege a Portsmouth woman was drunk Wednesday when she tried to flee the scene after her car plowed into the North Hampton Family Practice building on Route 1. Lynn M. Delgado is facing several charges as result of the accident, including driving while intoxicated and conduct after an accident.

A member of the Hampton Withdrawal Study Committee is pushing the School Board to punish one of its own for allegedly working behind the scenes in an effort to sabotage its work.

The Internal Revenue Service is looking for New Hampshire taxpayers who are missing over 300 refund checks totaling more than $283,000 that were returned to the IRS by the U.S. Postal Service due to mailing address errors.

While Stratham is gaining a new police chief, North Hampton in losing a lieutenant.

Firefighters put out a fire Tuesday night that erupted on the second floor of the Voyager Motel at Hampton Beach.

Work on New Hampshire's first "open-road tolling" project, where motorists with E-ZPass accounts will be able to drive through at highway speeds, is on schedule.

Courtesy Photo In the photo : Ginni McNamara, Director of Special Events - Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce Santa and his favorite elf, Kirsten Larkin Scott Bean - Bean Insurance The Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce Holiday Auction will be held at the Galley Hatch Conference Center located at 815 Lafayette Road in Hampton on Thursday, November ...

The Hampton Area Lions recently conducted a free vision screening of 25 children at the Kid's Stop Day Care Center on Merrill Drive in Hampton.

The Hampton Town Democratic Committee will be holding the fifth in the series of non-partisan Hampton Public Policy forums on Thursday, Nov.

A Hampton man who was once considered one of Massachusetts' top 10 most wanted sex offenders has been arrested for a second time by Hampton Police.

The Stephen Ministry of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Church celebrated its 20th Anniversary recently with a special Mass and reception that was attended by 38 ministers, past and present.

Share + Nov 4, 2009 9:13 pm US/Eastern HAMPTON, N.H. A federal judge has approved a settlement ending a prison lawsuit filed by Pamela Smart, who is serving a life sentence in one of New Hampshire's most notorious murders.