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Digging up Admiral Jones
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HISTORIC PORTSMOUTH #203
John Paul Jones died alone in a Paris apartment house in 1792, ten years after leaving Portsmouth, NH. He was buried in an unmarked lead coffin in a Presbyterian churchyard. (Continue story below)
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Much like the African burying ground in Portsmouth, the Protestant cemetery was soon covered over by commercial streets and shops as the city expanded. In 1905 an American team exhumed what may be Jones’ mummified body and transported it to Annapolis, MD. In this rare photo, shopkeepers (left & center) watch as a workman (right) removes dirt from the catacombs below a Paris street. (Courtesy Masons Grand Lodge, Boston. All rights reserved.)
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City delays show, but Independence Day fireworks will still boom
PORTSMOUTH and#8212; Another wet forecast has forced the city to postpone the fireworks display scheduled for tonight. It will be held Sunday evening.
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Playful, outgoing Patty loves toys
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Portsmouth area religious services
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Myerson wins Exeter Criterium
EXETER and#8212; It was easy to see that Adam Myerson really enjoyed winning the men's title at the 27th annual Exeter Criterium.
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Beach bacteria advisory lifted
NEW CASTLE and#8212; The state has removed its high-bacteria advisory at New Castle Town Beach, after test results returned Thursday afternoon indicated the levels had dropped dramatically.
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Fourth of July fireworks shows on Seacoast
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East Kingston woman reportedly scammed out of $1,500
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Judge denies early release for man who injured Stratham selectman
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After 30 years, Police Chief Michael Magnant will retire
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Raymond E. Caron
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Do believe the hype
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