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He was born April 9, 1929, in Boston, the son of the late George B. and Elizabeth Beaman Jr.
Peckham's motorcycle noise bill gains support after amendment
The motorcycle noise bill submitted by state Rep. Michele Peckham, R-North Hampton, was almost universally panned by riders, organizations that represent them and law enforcement at a hearing Tuesday before the House Transportation Committee.
N.H. motorcycle noise bill amended after compromise
The motorcycle noise bill submitted by state Rep. Michele Peckham, R-North Hampton, was almost universally panned by riders, organizations that represent them and law enforcement at a hearing Tuesday before the House Transportation Committee.
North Hampton students show off power of persuasion
Eighteen seventh- and eighth-grade students from North Hampton School spent one night trying to change people's minds on topics ranging from video games, greyhound racing, the teenage brain and lying.
North Hampton budget would raise tax rate
The Select Board has voted to submit a proposed 2012-13 municipal operating budget totaling $5.703 million, along with six other warrant articles that would raise $507,000 through taxation.
Legislative hearing Tuesday on bid to curb motorcycle noise
Excessive noise from motorcycles passing through local communities has been an issue for many Seacoast residents for years.
More than 3,000 residents voted in last year's March election, but less than 1 percent of the total registered voters showed up for the town's deliberative session in February.
North Hampton man may run for governor
Businessman Steve Kenda of North Hampton confirmed Wednesday that he's seriously exploring a Republican bid for governor in 2012.
Judge denies burglary suspect's request for release
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.
North Hampton businessman explores run for governor
Steve Kenda, a businessman who resides in North Hampton, announced Wednesday he is exploring a run for governor as a Republican.
Sweet treats, fun events at Winterfest
North Hampton 4-year-old twins, Caroline, left, and Annie Martino show off their face paintings by Karol DiPietro at Winterfest on Saturday.
Selectmen, school races are shaping up
With four days remaining to file for the March town election, it's already known there will be contested races for selectmen and the Hampton and Winnacunnet school boards.
Theft suspect: I lost equipment to a thief
A Seabrook man charged with the theft of a large piece of construction equipment said he doesn't have it because someone else stole it from him.
North Hampton gun noise limits talk leads to legal action
The war of words over whether the town has the ability to limit noise made by the firing of guns is escalating.
2012 Hampton town warrant articles synopsis
A synopsis of the 2012 town warrant articles, as they stand before potential amendments in the town's Feb.
Real estate pros make move: Dumont Group opens retail division, sees market upswing
Steve Dumont has been in the real estate business for over 20 years and has seen his share of up and down cycles.
Theft suspect: I lost equipment to a thief
A Seabrook man charged with the theft of a large piece of construction equipment said he doesn't have it because someone else stole it from him.
Police say man struck and killed in Rollinsford in October was impaired at the time
A North Hampton man was deemed impaired when he was struck and killed by three cars on Portland Avenue on Oct.
State seeks Hampton sewer hookup deal
A resident expressed concern that if the town allows the state to tie its proposed North Hampton Beach bathroom facility into the Hampton sewer system, it could lead to future out-of-town connections; the fear was dispelled during an informational meeting on the project Wednesday night.
Selectmen back plan for beach bathroom
Selectmen want to make sure the public knows they are 100 percent behind a warrant article that would allow the state to tie into Hampton's sewer system.