Observatory Honors Senator and Mrs. Gregg
Reporter: Gregg Shaw/Associated Press
Date: September 8, 2010
The Mount Washington Observatory Weather Discovery Center is honoring retiring Sen. Judd Gregg and his wife, Kathy.
The observatory will name the main exhibit floor of the Weather Discovery Center after the couple on Wednesday. Observatory officials cited the Greggs' support of their work as the reason for the honor.
The
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Stricken Hiker Identified
Reporter: Gregg Shaw/Associated Press
Date: September 8, 2010
New Hampshire authorities have identified a hiker who died of an apparent heart attack.
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department says 54-year-old Rodney Jones of Enon, Ohio, was hiking Mount Major in Alton with his wife Monday afternoon when he was stricken.
Nearby hikers performed CPR and rescue crews responded, but efforts
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Stratham Man Charged in Stabbing
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 8, 2010
The Stratham man charged with stabbing two sailors over the weekend in Portsmouth says he acted in self-defense. 23-year-old Robert Marcotte was held on 25 thousand dollars bail after his arraignment yesterday. He is accused on four counts of first-degree assault in the incident, which took place early Saturday morning during a fight. The
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Portsmouth Police Pact Voted Down
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 8, 2010
Portsmouth City Council has unanimously rejected a proposed contract with the Police Officers union. It is the fourth time the council has rejected a contract proposal with the union since the last pact expired in 2008. This proposal featured a lump sum payment to be distributed among the union’s members, totaling 49 thousand
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Eliot Teen Rescued From Gravel Wall
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 9, 2010
Eliot firefighters responded yesterday to reports of a local teen stuck on a cliff at the Great Hill Fill and Gravel Pit. The incident occurred at about 5 pm yesterday, and crews had to cut through a chain that locked a gate leading to the pit in order to make the rescue effort. Officials threw a rope to the teen, who was clinging to a steep
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Dover Students Stung
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 8, 2010
Nearly a dozen Dover Middle School students were stung by yellowjackets yesterday while on a science field trip near the school. One of the students accidentally stepped on a nest, angering the insects. Eleven students and a teacher were stung, some of them multiple times. None of the students were hospitalized, despite the fact that at least
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Lee Former Pizza Shop Fire
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 8, 2010
Firefighters have now controlled a two-alarm fire on Mast Road in Lee at an apartment above the former restaurant known as "Buster's Place." Crews were called in at about 5:30 this morning. Three people in the apartment escaped the fire and were taken to Wentworth-DouglassHospital in Dover. They were treated for minor smoke
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Lee Former Pizza Shop Fire
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 8, 2010
Firefighters have now controlled a two-alarm fire on Mast Road in Lee at an apartment above the former restaurant known as "Buster's Place." Crews were called in at about 5:30 this morning. Three people in the apartment escaped the fire and were taken to Wentworth-DouglassHospital in Dover. They were treated for minor smoke
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NH Holiday Visitors Increase
Reporter: Gregg Shaw/Associated Press
Date: September 8, 2010
New Hampshire tourism officials are reporting a strong Labor Day weekend, despite the threat of Hurricane Earl.
Officials say the state's beaches, lakes and mountains were packed during the long holiday weekend.
Some visitors canceled hotel reservations along the coast Friday because of concerns about Hurricane Earl. But
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GOP Congress Candidates Debate
Reporter: Gregg Shaw/Associated Press
Date: September 8, 2010
Four Republicans hoping to unseat Democrat Carol Shea-Porter in New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District tried to differentiate themselves on everything from ethics to immigration during their first televised debate.
Sean Mahoney and Bob Bestani raised questions about changes Frank Guinta made to a financial disclosure
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Holiday Traffic on Maine Turnpike Drops
Reporter: Gregg Shaw/Associated Press
Date: September 8, 2010
Maine Turnpike officials say the threat of Hurricane Earl led to a drop-off in turnpike traffic over the Labor Day holiday weekend.
The Maine Turnpike Authority says northbound traffic Friday - when Earl was making its way into the New England region - at the York toll plaza was down 18.7 percent from the same day last year.
On
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UNH Student Robbed
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 7, 2010
Durham police are trying to determine who robbed a student on the UNH campus early yesterday morning. The female student was walking near dormitories sometime between 1 am and 1:30 when the robber took the contents of her purse. No weapon was shown and the student was not injured. If you have information on this theft you can call Durham
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Portsmouth Stabbing Suspect Arrested
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 7, 2010
Portsmouth police are holding a 23-year-old man in connection with stabbings early Saturday that left two Navy men wounded. Robert Marcotte of Stratham turned himself in yesterday after police found cause to charge him with four counts of first degree assault. He is due to be arraigned today, but does not yet have an attorney. The
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Ohio Man Dies on Mount Major
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 7, 2010
An Ohio man apparently fell victim to a heart attack on Alton’s Mount Major, and died at the scene. Fire, police and fish and game officers responded to a 911 call about a mile up the mountain yesterday afternoon. The unidentified man was hiking with his wife when he was stricken. Bystanders attempted CPR until rescuers arrived, but the
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Hampton Woman Guilty of Forgery
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 7, 2010
A Hampton woman who nursed a woman who died of cancer has pleaded guilty to charges she cashed checks made out to the woman. 25 year old Amanda Beringer has been given a suspended sentence as part of a plea bargain on seven counts of forgery, three of which involved the patient, and took place after the woman died. She admitted as well to
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Man Burned by Kerosene Explosion
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 7, 2010
A 36-year-old Danvers, Mass man has been transported to Maine Medical Center in Portland with serious burns after a plastic kerosene can exploded at a campground in Albany. The man was burned on his chest, arms and legs when the can burst into flames while still in his hand. He had apparently been using it to start a campfire Saturday
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Rochester Fire Destroys Garage
Reporter: Gregg Shaw
Date: September 7, 2010
Fire crews battled a large garage fire yesterday afternoon on Meaderboro Road in Rochester. Complicating the effort was the lack of a fire hydrant in the neighborhood. Despite working for an hour to get the fire under control, the garage and an attached barn were a total loss. The garage was also attached to a house, which was spared from the
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Fatal Crash In Milton
Reporter: Mike Pomp/Gregg Shaw
Date: 9/1/10
A Farmington teen has lost his life as a result of injuries suffered in an early morning single vehicle crash near Route 75 in Milton. 18-year old Nathan Turner and 19 year old John McKenna, both of Farmington, were ejected from the vehicle when the Ford Excursion they were riding left the road and rolled over. Both were
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The Possibility of Hurricane Earl in NH
Reporter: Mike Pomp
Date: Sept. 1, 2010
New Hampshire officials say it’s too early to determine the path of Hurricane Earl or its potential impact on the state, but they are urging residents to monitor the storm and take precautions as necessary.
WTSN Accu-Weather meteorologist Eliot Abrams says it’s possible the storm could bring high wind and heavy rain to the
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Record Rains on the Seacoast
Record Rains on the Seacoast
Reporter: AP/Mark Edwards
Date: August 26, 2010
We had a lot of rain yesterday....with Portsmouth getting just over two inches of rain. And, The National Weather Service says a new rainfall record was set in Portland. They got 2.37 inches of rain for the day by late Wednesday afternoon, breaking the old record for the date of 2.02
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Newfields Homes Evacuated
Reporter: Mike Pomp
Date: August 8, 2010
Several homes in Newfields had to be evacuated yesterday after fire officials said a propane tank valve broke in the area. The Newfields Fire Dept responded to Overlook Drive at about 11am yesterday after a homeowner hit an underground propane tank while landscaping was being done on his property. The leak was believed
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