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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.
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Fire officials say property owners need to keep pipes heated or drain them as town deals with another deep freeze.
The Planning Board will decide whether to recommend warrant articles that would allow Acorn Fields property owner Brad Knight to create new ball fields.
Here is a snapshot of activity from the Amherst Police log from Dec. 24 to Dec. 28. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
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Here is a snapshot of activity from the Merrimack Police log on Dec. 20. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
The following information was provided by the Portsmouth Police log. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
Planning Board and Town Council also scheduled to meet this week.
Planning Board to take up key recreation fields petition warrant articles tonight.
Travis Hobbs' probable cause hearing continued to Jan. 16.
Walmart Foundation grant will New Hampshire Coalition of Aging Services to provided more than 33,000 meals for seniors in six counties.
Town election filing period begins on Jan. 22.
Town residents can take their Christmas trees to the Transfer Station and dispose of them free of charge.
Town residents can take their Christmas trees to the Transfer Station and dispose of them free of charge.
Freezing rain has caused slick road conditions on Monday morning.
Freezing rain has caused slick road conditions on Monday morning.