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Thomas Bailey Aldrich
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1836 - 1907
Arguable Portsmouth's most famous writer, TB Aldrich is best known for his his mischievous youth. His "Story of a Bad Boy" (1869) is still in print and inspired Mark Twain's mischevious Tom Sawyer. As a poet and editor of The Atlantic Monthly, Aldrich mixed with the Boston lieterati. But he never forgot his childhood days at Grampa Nutter's house in Portsmouth, today a museum. His compact history of Portsmouth, An Old Town by the Sea, is still a readable guide to the old port. Both his classics are reprinted here in full on the most complete Aldrich homage available online.
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Woman to fight $20K restitution for damaging neighbor's yard, home
HAMPTON and#8212; Who knew using a slingshot to throw an egg at a neighbor's home and allegedly dumping weed killer on her lawn could cost $20,000?
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Alleged 'flim-flam' team makes off with $400 from York business
YORK, Maine and#8212; Police are warning York area businesspeople to be alert after a flim-flam team made off with $400 from a cash register at Eldredge Lumber and Hardware on...
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Author Simon Van Booy reads at RiverRun
PORTSMOUTH and#8212; Some in the audience leaned forward in their chairs as author Simon Van Booy read from his recently released story collection, "Love Begins in Winter." Others leaned back...
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Spinning budget myths
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GoandDo: Quick picks
We're not a meteorologist (although we are sensing a certain weather pattern), and we're certainly not ready to cast aspersions on Saturday's weather forecast, so we'll be positive here:
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In honor of the 4th: The Declaration of Independence
The preamble, summation and conclusion of the Declaration of Independence.
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Federer, Roddick to face in finals
WIMBLEDON, England and#8212; Rising, rising, rising, high above the most famous patch of grass in tennis, Roger Federer channeled Pete Sampras on match point in the Wimbledon semifinals Friday, tucking...
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Letters to the Editor
July 1 and#8212; To the Editor:
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Portsmouth area community calendar
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Florence E. Kelley
EPPING and#8212; Florence Evelyn "Bonnie" Kelley, 63, died Friday, July 3, 2009, at her home after a 13-year courageous battle with cancer. She was born July 9, 1945, in Exeter,...
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Film director looking for extras for Portsmouth scenes
PORTSMOUTH and#8212; Here it is, folks: a chance to be in the movies without leaving the comforts of home.
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Sue S. Lindbom
CAPE NEDDICK, Maine and#8212; Sue S. Lindbom, 75, of Clay Hill Road, died Thursday, July 2, 2009, at Durgin Pines in Kittery.
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Johnson's 2-run double lifts Mariners past Sox, 7-6
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Thomas M. Howard
EXETER and#8212; Thomas Michael Howard, 55, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, July 1, 2009, at Exeter Hospital. He was born June 6, 1954, in Everett, Mass., son of Marjorie (Rogers) Howard...
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145 N.H. troops part of Afghan mission
CONCORD (AP) and#8212; New Hampshire soldiers will be among 3,000 troops heading to Afghanistan next year to help train Afghan forces.
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John Edmond Guy
John Edmond Guy, 86 of 133 State Road, Kittery Maine, died on Thursday, July 2, 2009, comfortably at his home after a period of failing health.
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Judge rules for campground in liability suit
HAMPTON and#8212; A federal judge ruled a Hampton Falls campground was not negligent during a 2004 windstorm that downed trees and injured a couple who were trapped in their trailer...
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Portsmouth Police Log
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Leslie Alan Coates is focused on folk, theater and more
Leslie Alan Coates wasn't so sure he wanted to meet Christopher Anthony Cote, the theater composer. Aware both were in theater, coworkers at the bookstore where they worked kept saying...
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Little League: Riley hurls Portsmouth past Rye
RYE and#8212; Rich Riley is not the typical size of most 12-year old kids standing at over 6-feet tall.
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