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Gilmanton Man Charged with Criminal Threatening
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Birthdate: July 5, 1964
Tel. 603-369-9173
e-mail: robert.cook@patch.com
Married to Mary.
Son: Patrick, 7
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I was baptized a Catholic and my son was baptized a Methodist, but I do not really subscribe to any particular religion. I fully respect others' freedom to worship in whatever religion they choose.
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Like many other communities in New Hampshire, Portsmouth has done its best to weather the economic storm as best as it can and keeps moving forward with new commercial and residential development. Maintaining the level of municipal and educational services this city is accustomed to seeing continues to be a challenge.
My beliefs: Fairness, equality and tolerance. Treat others the way you wish to be treated.
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Seth Mazzaglia is charged with killing University of New Hampshire student Elizabeth Marriott.
The NH Attorney General's office filed a motion on Jan. 29 to bind over the second-degree murder case against Seth Mazzaglia.
The attorney general's office filed a motion on Jan. 29 to bind over the case against Seth Mazzaglia.
WMUR reports that Portsmouth fire investigators are focusing on the chimney.
"Meet Your Legislators" forum tonight; City Council meeting at City Hall; sunny, cold day in the forecast.
Sunday morning customers continue to pay with credit and debit cards as company officials assure patrons they have upgraded security following malware incident.
Help us create a photo and video album of one of the biggest fires in downtown Portsmouth in recent memory.
Portsmouth Fire Chief Christopher LeClaire said several factors helped condo residents safely evacuate the building.
The fire struck a Seacoast condominium complex Friday night.
Treehouse Toys has been closed for several days after sustaining water damage from a broken pipe.
Here are five homes that are holding open houses this weekend. Scroll through the photos and specifics about each listing in our chart below.
The city is blessed with several great sports bars where football fans can watch the 49ers and Ravens and enjoy one another's company.
Portsmouth Circuit Court judge finds probable cause.
Do you think we will have an early spring or six more weeks of winter?
Author John Irving to discuss his latest book at Music Hall; "The Vagina Monologues" returns to the Rep; Sweat Pants in Public rocks the Thirsty Moose Taphouse.
Portsmouth Circuit Court judge finds probable cause.
This dog and many other pets are available for adoption this weekend at the NHSPCA in Stratham.
As Maine Department of Transportation officials scramble to build a new bridge, Portsmouth area residents and NH port officials hope for the best and fear the worst.
Prescott Park slip rental applications available; AARP to offer free tax assistance at the library; partly sunny, cold day in the forecast.