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Written by Seacoast Books
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SEACOAST BOOKS
Few NH residents may know that the original settlers of Strawbery Banke set up a plantation in Portsmouth for the expressed purpose of searching for precious metals and growing grapes for wine. That experiemtn didn’t fly, but today New England (NH too) is gaining a reputation for its grape affairs, as these two books prove. (Continued below)
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Written by John Albee
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SEACOAST POETRY
Talk about obscure! Submitted for your approval, 10 history poems by the Massachusetts snowbird who also penned the history of New Caslte, NH. Due largely to his association with Ralph Waldo Emerson, Harvard-educated John Albee moved from the ministry to writing history, poetry and nonfiction in the romantic style of the times.(click for 10 poems)
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Written by Ralph Morang
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SEACOAST FILM
When we saw Ralph Morang’s short film on YouTube, we asked him to tell us how it got there. We think this is a great way to get news about historic sites and events into the public eye. It’s fast, affordable, easy to absorb. It was just a lazy day aboard the gundalow, but now anyone can experience this event first hand through this mini-documentary.
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Written by F. Shirley Prouty
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 ART HISTORY
SeacoastNH is dedicated to introducing books you might never find elsewhere, especially quality self-published works by locals. Deidre Randall turned us on to this labor of love by a descendant of this extraordinary craftsman. Kirchmayer has been called one of the finest carvers since the MIddle Ages.
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Written by Sam Walter Foss
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NH POETRY
Trouble finishing that project? No problem. Just pass it on to your next of kin. At least, that’s what Prudence True did when she could not quite finish her quilt back in 1772. Sam Walter Foss does it again with another humorous look at Yankee life
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Written by Seacoast Media
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LITERARY LIONS
It’s back – singing the praises of an ideal New Hampshire. It’s the Troubadour magazine. You have to be older than a Baby Boomer to remember the days when this colorful publication offered only the most upbeat views of the Granite State. But can a romantic vision survive in a cynical age?
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Written by Robert Dunn
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SEACOAST POETRY
Portsmouth poet laureate Robert Dunn sold tiny hand-stitched poetry booklet in the streets for a penny. This is one of them. This web page includes the complete text of eight poems (although one is a blank page) from a 1985 booklet called AIRS by Portsmouth’s famed "Penny Poet".
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Written by Hilary A Niles
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SEACOAST GALLERY
Condensing a city into symbols is no easy task. Painting those images on a giant exterior wall is harder still. But artist Gordon Carlisle had the skills and Somersworth had the will. Now every passerby can visualize the scene in a superb example of how art builds community.
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Written by Seacoast NH Film
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NH FILMMAKERS
As this amazing list shows, the career of maverick producer Louis de Rochemont was long and provocative. Always pushing the envelope, the NH-based filmmaker produced spy thrillers, military and war, social commentary, romance, cartoons, family films, fantasy, nature and educational films. A work in progress, here is our updated list.
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Written by Will Carleton
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SEACOAST POETRY
Those of us who live near the ocean forget it is a new experience for the land-locked. In this 1885 poem by Will Carleton, a comic farmer wrestles with the mighty sea. For readers who can handle this wave of Victorian verse, there is a lot of clever stuff here and some funny illustrations from the dawn of the age of seacoast tourism.
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Memorial Bridge re-opens
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Driver inattention caused 3-car crash, say police
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City police 'did all the right things' with man on bridge
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Portsmouth police log
8:50 a.m. Report taken about a suspicious male who approached a child in Hannafords.
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Owner: Cigarettes stolen during Seacoast Variety break-in
PORTSMOUTH — Police were called to the Seacoast Variety store early Friday morning when a witness reported the front door was smashed, and according to store owner Joseph Goulis, $200...
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Go and Do: Festival of Trees in Portsmouth
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Say hello to Josie
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Movie review: 'Twilight' gets 3 stars
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The Truth about Dating: Do you have a dating addiction?
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FairPoint says it's on rebound
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Eliot mother wants to be 'Biggest Loser'
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City paying 1 percent for art
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School officials, police lock down York High
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'Twilight' fans stay up all night for 'New Moon'
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'Heart of Portsmouth' auction begins
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'Tramp' and killing comment lands man in court
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Check progress of Winnicut River work online
GREENLAND — Residents can follow the progress of the Winnicut River restoration with an on-site Web cam that has recorded the work in time lapse photography.
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Service Credit Union donates 50 turkeys to Portsmouth Salvation Army
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Fifth man linked to Mont Vernon burglary killing is charged
NASHUA — A Hollis man was arraigned Thursday on a charge that he helped dispose of evidence from the killing of a Mont Vernon woman last month and an attack...
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| Friday, November 20, 2009 |
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