Nottingham News

Police are looking for two men involved in the stabbing and robbery of a man at an Indigo Hill Road apartment early this morning.

A school board's decision last year to fire its superintendent has cost $183,000, a bill that will rise with continuing appeals.

Reese and Beth Bassett never thought they'd end up chasing down thieves when they arrived at the Walmart Supercenter on Sunday to wrap up their Christmas shopping.

Authorities have tracked down a Barrington man who allegedly stole a flatscreen TV from Walmart Wednesday night and then eluded police during a pursuit that ended in Nottingham.

Fired SAU 44 superintendent Judith McGann won an appeal before the state Board of Education yesterday, leaving her former school board to decide whether to give her a new hearing or appeal to the state Supreme Court.

Lamprey Health Care received a $2,500 grant from Northeast Delta Dental Foundation to help fund its school-based dental program.

The Stratham police have a new chief, and despite considering resumes from 20 states, the department has named a local man as its leader.

Marguerite Vera Danico, 83, of 8 Tucker Lane, Hampton, died Saturday Nov. 7, 2009, at Exeter Hospital, following a period of declining health.

Tyler E. Dunkerley, 19, of 244 Old Turnpike Road Unit B, Nottingham was arrested on a charge of driving after revocation or suspension Jamielee Brackett, 20, of 21 South Road, Nottingham arrested on charges of driving after revocation or suspension.

A letter from an opponent of the bankrupt USA Springs bottling plant to the attorney for a prospective buyer could delay the sale of the controversial company for another two months, according to a U.S. Bankruptcy Court filing.

Jacquelyn Varney Walsh, 61, of 290 Wadleigh Falls Road, died Nov. 1, 2009, at Exeter Hospital.

All of this year's School Board candidates are expected to claim their spot during the Nov.

A preliminary look into the feasibility of building a high school in town by 2014 reveals the project could cost around $27 million, and may not cost more to operate annually than what the town already pays to send its students to Dover.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009 NOTTINGHAM - Topping the agenda at the next Board of Selectmen meeting: secession.

Monday, October 19, 2009 NOTTINGHAM - The Nottingham Congregtional Christian Church, located at 34 Raymond Road, will be hosting its annual holiday craft fair on Saturday, Nov.

A full house of independent film enthusiasts watch a showing of Mito-Kids at the Moffat Ladd House, an award winning documentary made by Marc Dole about life in his family with four daughters who were born with disabilities relating from mitochondrial disease at the New Hampshire Film Festival in Portsmouth Sunday.

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James Kennedy of Exeter and Wendy Switzer of Nottingham are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Emily Kennedy, to Timothy St.

A mysterious firm has agreed to invest $55 million to purchase nearly two-thirds of the assets of USA Springs, the company that wants to build a water bottling plant in Nottingham, according to a letter of intent allowed Thursday by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manchester.

The popularity of last month's Business Expo showed how much the community is poised for the future, organizers said, and showed off the Chamber of Commerce's new location.