Nottingham News

It's always hard to tell who's more excited or nervous - the children visiting from New York City or the local families who will be showing what makes New Hampshire so special.

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Even if it ain't Baroque, he'll still fix it. That's because fiddling with wood has always come naturally to Jim Robinson, a boyhood whittler who eventually gave up construction work for something completely different.

A major emphasis is also placed on physical fitness, health and wellness. Smith is a 2006 graduate of Farmington High School of Farmington.

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A town fire captain is no longer employed at the department and was recently indicted by a Rockingham County grand jury.

He was released to the custody of a parent. Wilfredo Rodriguez, Jr., 25, of 31 Green St., Somersworth, was arrested June 3 and charged with stalking.

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There's a good chance a person convicted of a non-violent crime at Hampton Beach could end up back at the ocean cleaning and shoveling under a new alternative sentencing program that puts convicts to work.

York resident Ben Fowler will present a program on Indian spirituality in "India: Pilgrimage and Place" at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 9, at the York Public Library.

Jerry Sousa, of West Nottingham and a veteran from the 82nd Airborne, salutes the American flag during the playing of taps while standing in front of The Moving Wall, a traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C., during Newmarket's Memorial Day celebrations at Leo A. Landroche Memorial Field in Newmarket on ...

Despite rain in the White Mountains last Sunday, crowds were steady at Story Land, the well-known family amusement park in Glen.

A Nottingham man convicted of attempting to take pictures up a woman's skirt during last year's Market Square Day celebration will pay a $500 fine and has been banned from using a camera for the next two years.

Courtesy photo by Bill Croney, The Northfield News Kayla's First Salute Kayla Morgan, of Kittery Maine, receives her first salute after being sworn in as a Navy Ensign during the Joint Commissioning Ceremony at Norwich University in Northfield, Vt., last Saturday.

RGH Hospitality, a hotel management company that delivers optimal cash flow to its clients and is a subsidiary of Roedel Companies, announces the appointment of Jennifer Masten as the General Manager of the Hampton Inn and Suites in Tilton, NH.

Forty senior students at Fitchburg State College officially entered the nursing field with the 41st annual nursing pinning ceremony on Wednesday night.

The police and fire departments got a little help from one of their oldest fans Friday.

Send church-related news to communityweekly@fosters.com . 'Spirit and Life' EXETER - How can people grow in their spiritual life? Pastor Steve Magee of Exeter Presbyterian Church will address this question from the Bible on Sunday, April 26, in his message on John 6: 41-71: "Spirit and Life." Exeter Presbyterian meets at 73 Winter St.

The star designation came after an OSHA team's three-day onsite review found its safety and health programs consistent with the high quality expected of VPP participants.

A Nottingham man is guilty of trying to take a photograph up a woman's dress during the 2008 Market Square Day, the district court ruled.