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N.H. is celebrating a spruced-up Hampton Beach
New Hampshire's Hampton Beachhas survived years of severe weather and a number of fires.
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Selectmen place Seabrook town manager on leave
Selectman Chairman Brendan Kelly said selectmen voted on the move in a nonpublic meeting Wednesday, May 30.
Residents, officials celebrate while remembering the fallen
Townspeople gathered together at the War Memorial in front of Trinity Church in Smithtown Sunday morning to honor the memory of those who have died while in the United States armed forces.
6 pairs of endangered birds nesting on NH beaches
The state Fish and Game Department reports that there are six pairs of piping plovers nesting on the beach in Hampton and Seabrook.
Right to Know request reveals list of calls to Mutrie's house
White paint is seen near the front door and a side window after graffiti was spray-painted at the former Cullen Mutrie residence at 517 Post Road in Greenland.
N.H. State Police, Troop A, arrest log
3:02 p.m. - Kylie Dugan, 23, of Dover, N.H., was arrested on Route 16 in Rochester and charged with a Subsequent Offense of Operating after Suspension.
Nuke plant's tax breaks are nixed
The state Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled against exemptions for pollution control granted to Seabrook Station nuclear power plant.
Three Hampton Dems take aim at House seats
Three Democrats have announced they plan to run for state representative seats representing Hampton, saying it's time to bring "common sense" back to Concord.
Electric scooter rentals coming to Seabrook
The town's Beach Village District will be home to an electric scooter rental business that met resistance when attempting to gain approval to open at Hampton Beach.
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Court upholds part, denies part of tax exemption for Seabrook plant
The New Hampshire Supreme Court is upholding in part and reversing in part tax exemptions granted to the Seabrook nuclear power plant.
WHS student struck by car makes progress
A Winnacunnet High School student who was severely injured when he was struck by a car while riding his bike across Lafayette Road in Seabrook on April 12 is now in a rehabilitation center.
Seabrook fire chief to begin new career as lawyer
Nancy Rineman photo Retiring Fire Chief Jeff Brown started as a volunteer with the Seabrook Fire Department at age 17 and is retiring June 1 at age 48 to begin a new career as a lawyer.
Seabrook fire chief to begin new career as lawyer
Fire Chief Jeff Brown has planned a long time for his retirement on June 1 after three decades with the town Fire Department.
Entrepreneurs in the spotlight
Manchester is celebrating Small Business Week this year with a flurry of events to recognize existing businesses and spur creation of new ones.
City officials inspect new sweepstakes business
Portsmouth City Attorney Bob Sullivan, left, and Jason Page, city zoning enforcement officer, exit the 3D Business Center at Heritage Commons in Portsmouth following an inspection Thursday afternoon.
Judge rejects bail for local drug suspect
A judge denied bail for one of two men facing federal charges in connection with recent drug raids at two Hampton Beach homes and one Seabrook home, saying he was too much of a flight risk.
Sweepstakes are lose-lose for N.H.
Some of the operations, such as those that call themselves "sweepstakes" are entirely unregulated.
Seabrook sewer super on paid leave, charged with assault
The town's sewer superintendent has been placed on paid administrative leave after police charged him with assaulting one of his employees.