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Seabrook property added to N.H. State Register of Historic Places
The New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources is pleased to announce that the State Historical Resources Council has added eight individual properties to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places.
Hassan sponsors border battle bill
An attempt by the state of Massachusetts to force a Connecticut-based tire company with local outlets to collect that state's use tax from Bay State residents buying in New Hampshire has met with stiff opposition from Gov.
Man facing charges tries to eliminate Seabrook P.D.
A Budget Committee member, who last summer filed a formal complaint against town police about alleged conduct related to his arrest, on Tuesday night failed in his attempt to "zero out" the entire Seabrook Police Department budget.
Local leaders question safety of Seabrook power plant
Degrading concrete has been found in the Seabrook power plant, a development that officials say raises safety issues.
Seabrook appeals tax break given to power plant by state
Lawyers for the town of Seabrook are arguing in the New Hampshire Supreme Court that the state overstepped its bounds when it increased a tax exemption granted to the Seabrook nuclear power plant.
Act now on targeted school aid
After more than a decade of dickering, it appears the New Hampshire Legislature may finally agree on constitutional amendment language that would allow the state to target aid to needy communities.
8 properties added to N.H. State Register of Historic Places
The New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources is pleased to announce that the State Historical Resources Council has added eight individual properties to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places.
Police discover inactive make-shift meth lab
Numerous agencies, local, state and federal, were involved in the removal of a make-shift meth lab off Route 107 in Seabrook, police said.
Guinta, Shaheen wager friendly Super Bowl bets
Members of New Hampshire's Congressional delegation have a few local delicacies riding on the outcome of the Super Bowl.
This just in: Meth lab discovered in Seabrook
After a tip from an alert citizen, Seabrook Police discovered a methamphetamine lab set up outside near high tension power lines south of Route 107.
Police find possible make-shift meth lab in Seabrook
Remains of what police say is a make-shift meth lab, found in a field in Seabrook on Thursday, Feb.
Winnacunnet siblings to plunge into icy ocean for good cause
Brother and sister team Nikki and Tommy Harter of Seabrook, a senior and sophomore, respectively at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton, will participate in this weekend's high school plunge at Hampton Beach.
Stiles sees big changes in Senate districting plan
In advance of the 2012 elections, the Senate has passed a redistricting plan Wednesday that would change the makeup of 18 of the 24 districts in the state.
Seabrook Beach residents still at odds over fireworks
The rift between a Seabrook Beach Village District consortium and a resident who has filed a petition to restore fireworks use appeared to be unresolved after Wednesday's selectmen's meeting.
Seabrook contracts raise pay, reduce health costs
Four warrant articles appearing on the 2012 town warrant for voters to consider will reportedly reap benefits not only for employee unions but taxpayers as well.
Police: Hampton man asked girl to send lewd photos
A Hampton man was arrested last week on charges alleging he tried to entice a minor female child to send sexually explicit photographs to him over the Internet.
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.
$630,000 project heads to Seabrook voters
Residents who attend the town's first session the town's deliberative session on Tuesday, Feb.
Recreational fishermen protest cod report
The Seacoast's independent groundfishermen are not the only ones concerned with measures that could restrict their ability to catch cod in the Gulf of Maine.
Stanley was born Aug. 4, 1927, in Haverhill, Mass., to Arthur A. and Pauline M. Hamel.