New Castle News

The so-called right-to-work bill vetoed by Gov. John Lynch last session returns with expanded powers to the Statehouse.

A local man accused of climbing through a window to burglarize a Hanover Street residence told a judge on Thursday, "I'm not a bad kid," while asking to be freed from the county jail.

SB 372 gives businesses a tax credit against contributions to private and home school scholarships, and it is a bad bill.

Call Jan Homan at 772-5105. n ACTIVE RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION : Open to Seacoast residents 50 years and above.

11:03 a.m. - A Middle Street caller reported she moved from New Castle to Portsmouth using a moving company and she is missing $15,000 worth of a silver set.

An analysis of a pair of bills designed to give businesses tax breaks if they contribute to scholarships so children can attend private schools raised significant concerns for a group devoted to protecting public education in New Hampshire.

The unexploded 100-pound Parrott artillery shell from the Civil War era was found in the Piscataqua River by Gunnar Ek and Rob Love.

File photo Flooding and erosion will continue to increase along the New Hampshire Seacoast, warn experts, as sea water levels rise.