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Pease Greeters Get $3K from Service Credit Union
Portsmouth based volunteer group have welcomed over 100,000 military members since 2005.

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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.
Portsmouth based volunteer group have welcomed over 100,000 military members since 2005.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says that New Hampshire Plate Glass Corp. committed the violations while working on the former Frisbee School in Kittery, Maine.
Seacoast Mavericks ready to make $34,000 of improvements to their new home for the 2013 season.
Portsmouth Beer Week continues; Portsmouth School kids off during February school vacation week; partly sunny day in the forecast.
Emergency communications reported that police were able to take a man into custody after he threatened to jump off Piscataqua Bridge at 12 noon.
Portsmouth Police say the man who robbed Chrisrial and Co. Jewelers Friday looks a lot like the burglary suspect who robbed the store two weeks ago.
Portsmouth Police say Paul Fierley committed the aggravated sexual assaults in November.
This cat and many other pets are available for adoption this weekend at the NHSPCA in Stratham.
Portsmouth is expecting up to 6 inches of snow this weekend. See how many inches have fallen in your area with the LIVE map below.
Portsmouth Police say the Chrisrial & Co. Jewelers store was robbed early Friday morning for the second time in two weeks.
Here are five homes that are holding open houses this weekend. Scroll through the photos and specifics about each listing in our chart below.
This cat and many other pets are available for adoption this weekend at the NHSPCA in Stratham.
Indigo Girls at Music Hall Saturday night; Bluegrass at the Press Room; "Book of Snow" at Players' Ring.
Dealership seeks city approval for a test drive track facility.
Nor'easter coming this weekend; Portsmouth Beer Week begins Saturday; sunny, cold day in the forecast.
Portsmouth Police supplied the following arrest information.
Julia Konchek's Facebook page says that she models lingerie and bikini swim suits.
Rockingham County Grand Jury indicts Nicholas R. Durling with placement of simulated explosives.
Portsmouth Police prosecutors say Julia Konchek and Kyle Roy are heroin addicts.