Stratham News

Lacroix was released on $5,000 personal recognizance. 8:49 a.m. - Nathan Nappi, 17, of Stratham, was arrested on a charge of criminal threatening.

Firefighters responded to a gas leak on Pheasant Run Lane Friday evening after a neighbor from across the street rang Bob and Leslie MacNeil's doorbell to tell them she smelled gas coming from near their home.

"Dream dream. Dream Detectives. There is a problem and you must correct it. Dream dream.

I am definitely a "weekend warrior." Whether taking on a personal redesign project or wandering off in my SUV for a weekend thrill-of-the-hunt, back-road home-furnishing find, there's always some mystery and excitement waiting for me on my journey for a special find.

Town planning officials gave maritime technology think tank Juliet Marine Systems the green light Wednesday for use of the former Great Bay Community College campus.

Malarkey is a confident tuxedo cat who loves to show off. He is a friendly, 10-year-old domestic short hair who knows he's special.

The democratically-controlled NH House voted yesterday to kill a bill authorizing a casino with as many as 5000 slot machines and 150 table games.

Ryan Hoelzel has spent months saving his money. He didn't want a new iPod, video game or other high-tech gadget.

Rep. Patricia Lovejoy, D-Stratham, warned that proponents promises of revenue and jobs are overblown and that the bill will lead to "proliferation" of more casinos in fugure years.

8:50 p.m. - Checked Apple Way after a resident reported a suspicious silver vehicle in the area.

Jones & Beach Engineers, Inc. recently promoted David Collier, LLS, to Survey Manager at its Stratham office.

That scenario could be a reality for one lucky raffle ticket buyer in the Stratham Volunteer Fire Department Association's upcoming fundraiser.

The question that has been hanging over the Legislature all session will be decided this week: Will the state take the tentative step of legalizing one casino? The House will decide the fate of Senate Bill 152 Wednesday.

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.

An aggregation of NH information by the staff and audience of the New Hampshire Union Leader, The Goffstown News, The Bedford Bulletin, The Hooksett Banner and The Salem Observer.

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.