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Police:
Two-day delay in hearing about sexual allegations at jail
A police detective said this morning police didn’t learn of
allegations that two correctional officers at the Strafford County
jail sexually assaulted female inmates until two days after one woman
reported the incident to another correctional officer.
Dover
councilor wants to revoke funding for Dover Arena expansion
City Councilor Alex Nossiff wants to revoke funding for the
Dover Arena expansion until officials can nail down specific costs and
guarantee revenues.
Somersworth
property values up 12-15%
City property values increased on
average 12 to 15 percent with a recent revaluation. That was the
finding of City Assessor Shirley White and outside consultants
from Patriot Property of Peabody, Mass., after using a
computer-assisted appraisal system to complete the revaluation
of residential and commercial properties.
Chilling
details emerge in Wells man’s alleged assault of former girlfriend
Chilling details of a
domestic assault came to light Tuesday afternoon when police said a
Wells man jumped out of the back of his former girlfriend’s car and
beat her before stuffing the woman in the trunk.
A
sign of spirit: People with a sense of community
A community’s future is
largely determined by its present. There are few better standards by
which to evaluate the present than by the spirit of a community’s
people.
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Oyster
River
laxers top Kingswood in title rematch
First, Oyster River
attackman Jim Urquhart scored a great goal from a sharp angle,
giving his team an 8-1 lead and making Bobcat coach Mark
Henderson nearly jump out of his shoes.
Portsmouth
baseball downs Exeter
Portsmouth High
School coach Tim Hopley was talking about the complete-game
winning effort of his pitcher Denny Pratt when he said, "He’ll
be the first one to tell you that it’s all about location,
location, location."
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business...
Internet
networking giant plans major expansion into N.H.
Cisco Systems Inc. today announced a major expansion into
Salem could being 2,500 new jobs into the state.
Salisbury
residents reject casino
Voters in the seaside town
on the New Hampshire border have rejected a proposed $350 million
casino, dealing a blow to casino gambling statewide.
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