Stratham News

Seacoast Family Promise of Stratham, N.H. is pleased to welcome three new members to its Board of Directors.

Friday marked the 11th annual Bike/Walk to Work Day that promoted residents leaving their vehicles behind and exercising a healthier option for their commute.

Summer jobs in New Hampshire's tourist areas are available, but competition is high, and students who haven't found jobs yet may be running out of time.

Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company brought the civil suit last week against the owner and developer of the Sewall Farms condominiums and several other defendants following the explosion caused by a propane gas leak inside Lori Breard's condominium at 16 Cortland Ave., Stratham, on June 23, 2010.

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Police from Greenland, Rye and Portsmouth, N.H., toured the U.S. Capitol Building in the heart of the nation's capital Tuesday afternoon as the guests of U.S. Sen.

Juliet Marine Systems has been given the final go-ahead by the state to purchase the former site of the Great Bay Community College campus.

Formerly living in a motel room and on the verge of homelessness, a retired ballet instructor is now thanking the community for its kindness after finding a permanent solution to her housing needs.

The Discover Thursday Series continues with a performance by the Porch Party Mamas on Thursday, May 16, 7 p.m. at Discover Portsmouth, 10 Middle St., Portsmouth.

Michael Daigle of Stratham was recently appointed to the Portsmouth Regional Hospital Board of Trustees by the Foundation for Seacoast Health.

The feral cats living at the town's recycling center will soon be on their own for food, water, and shelter.

David Pierce located a vehicle with a male sleeping inside. He stated that he was with the cleaning crew and was trying to get a little shut eye.

This year's musical talent will be performing in the auditorium at the Cooperative Middle School on Sunday, May 19 starting at 3 p.m. Event organizer Sandy Martin said he was disappointed that the event couldn't be held at its traditional location of the Exeter Town Hall but water damage caused by a lightning strike that ignited a fire at the ... (more)

Unidentifed town employees make a message in honor of Police Chief Michael Maloney at the Greenland Town Offices in April last year.

If traffic on the Seacoast is a little lighter next week, thank the hundreds of commuters participating in the 11th annual Seacoast Bike/Walk to Work Week, May 13- 17.

This is New Hampshire Audubon's Rare Bird Alert for Tuesday, May 7. An adult Mississippi kite was seen flying overhead in the vicinity of the traffic circle on Route 33 in Stratham on May 3. Four sandhill cranes were seen flying overhead in North Sandwich on May 7. A red-headed woodpecker has been coming to a birdfeeder on Grafton Road in ... (more)

Boy Scout Troop 185 is hosting an electronics recycling fundraiser from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, May 11 at the Stratham Volunteer Fire Department, 4 Winnicutt Road, Stratham.

Rocky, despite being 11 years old, is still a kitten at heart. Full of charisma and frisky playfulness, one minute this handsome charmer will be rubbing himself against you, and the next he'll be zipping across the room showing off his athleticism and feline grace.

Water Street Bookstore, located at 125 Water St. in Exeter, will be hosting a live stream of Dan Brown's only U.S. speaking event to promote his new book "Inferno" at Lincoln Center in New York at the Cooperative Middle School in Stratham on Wednesday, May 15, at 7:15 p.m. Brown's newest novel "Inferno," which will be released May 14, is set in the ... (more)

House budget writers expect to vote Wednesday on a bill legalizing one casino in the state of New Hampshire.