Somersworth News

Feeling a bit crabby? Then be a little shellfish and join author Brian Benoit and illustrator Marty Kelley today at the Children's Museum of New Hampshire to celebrate the release of their new picture book, "Crustacean Vacation." Special programs will take place at the 6 Washington St.

Police made third arrest related to the recent series of residential burglaries in the area.

The following items, based on entries in the Rochester Police Log, were selected from 875 calls for service from May 11 to May 16: Friday, May 11 2:07 a.m. - The Old Oak Tavern plays loud music, when a neighbor knocks the wall the pesky music's "turned up louder" - that ain't neighborly at all.

Conor Makem/Times photo Back row are Somersworth Superintendent Jeni Mosca, Somersworth High School Senior Class President Tori Ferland and Somersworth High School Principal Sharon Lampros; front row are Marie Pay , her son Bob Pay and his wife, Noella Pay.

Members of the Dover Baptist Church have organized a two-day community service event for this weekend, inviting all members of the public to join the congregation in serving the community in tangible ways.

Remembering people who succumbed to injuries in national and foreign wars themed this year's Hilltop Memorial Day Parade and subsequent ceremonies.

On May 2, Judy Foley and Janice Hamilton, co-owners of the Rustic Dragonfly shop, held an open house to introduce the public to a new addition to their downtown collectibles business.

A man who had been indicted on four felony drug charges in December was sentenced to up to five years in state prison Friday morning.

Somersworth Police and Fire and AMR responded to the parking lot of Saint Ignatius Church at the corner of Maple and West High Streets Thursday for a two-car accident that pretended to claim the life of one and injure four others.

The city has filed an Amicus Curiae brief with the state's Supreme Court, allowing the Garrison City to participate in the lawsuits against the state's redistricting proposal.

The Great Bay Services Board of Trustees has announced the selection of Dawn Lewis as executive director.

The Watters for Senate Campaign announced key appointments to the campaign team, including campaign manager, campaign treasurer, and communications firm.

Recently, staff and students of the Somersworth Youth Connection were awarded a 21st Century grant to continue their current middle school program and to pioneer an elementary style program within the community.

Police nabbed a bank robbery suspect Friday morning who used a bicycle as his getaway vehicle to flee into neighboring New Hampshire.

As a result of a temporary order issued by Strafford Superior Court Judge Peter Fauver, Dr.

A water main break on Main Street has shut down water usage in the affected area.

A Dover man entered no plea on four felony counts and not guilty pleas on four misdemeanor counts in connection with a shooting on Indigo Hill Road in Somersworth late Monday night.

An Milton man was indicted on a class A felony and recieved a $4,000 fine for the alleged attempted armed robbery of local store.

After four days of not having access to patients' records since a court order on Thursday, the attorney for Dr.

Somersworth police responded to a report of multiple gunshots in the area of the railroad crossing off Indigo Hill Road at approximately 9:39 p.m. Monday.