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Whatever doesn't fit elsewhere, you'll find here. We'll
tell you what is going on behind the scenes and take the podium if it seems
appropriate. This is where the opinions fly and problems bubble up. You are
invited to send a contribution, and if we're in the mood, we may even print it.
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 EDITOR-AT-LARGE
It’s hard out there for a mime. The world has turned downright hostile to silent comics in white-face and striped shirts. But be fair. What did a mime ever do to you? They’ve been around since Ancient Greek and Roman days, and many are highly talented actors and athletes. But be careful. Even a mime can break your heart.
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Written by Bruce Ingmire
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 REMEMBERING JUNE 1978
Long before the Internet, cell phone, laptops and iPods there was Market Square Day. Thirty years later, those who attend the annual June block party may be unaware of its humble beginnings. It was local people celebrating the revival of the city’s downtown – a revival that marked the marriage of the arts and history that continues to this day.
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 EDITOR AT LARGE
Not everybody goes to the finest eateries. Not everybody loves opera. Not everybody likes historic houses, but everybody loves Gilleys. At least, that’s the way the editor sees it. For almost a century the foot has been hot, fast and cheap – just like your – no let’s not go there. But let’s definitely go to Gilley’s late-night lunch cart.
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EDITOR AT LARGE
The editor vaguely recalls the low life in Portsmouth back before
designer beer, health codes and homeland security. In its final
transition from hardknuckle seaport to family destination, the downtown
scene was cheaper and cheesier, if you knew where to go.
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EDITOR-AT-LARGE
Portsmouth finally built a new library after 20 years of talking about it. But that isn’t the first thing Portsmouth did right. They city also took over a failing condo health center, made it better and made it available to residents cheap. How can we complain about local government if it starts getting smart?
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Written by Bill Roach
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GUEST EDITORIAL
Rye, NH resident Bill Roach wrote the following editorial after learning that cruise ships have begun calling at the port in Gloucester. He asks -- Why is Portsmouth the only port in the North East without dedicated cruise ships? (Then click to see reader responses)
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Written by J. Dennis Robinson
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 EDITOR AT LARGE
Portsmouth loves to recycle old buildings. The "old" library itself is actually three separate connected structures. Why not combine them again to solve the city’s #1 problem? What we need is one clean well-lighted space that connects everything so that Portsmouth finally makes sense.
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EDITOR AT LARGE
We’re always combing through local online auction items from Portsmouth, NH and, mostly, it’s the same stuff over and over. But every now and then an item out of the ordinary. Take this late 19th century photography, for exaple. ANd look what someone paid for it.
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 EDITOR AT LARGE
Any New Englander knows that the best way to make it rain in the summer is to wash your car. We’re guessing the best way to kick-start the snow and ice is to simply ask out loud – where the hell is winter? Did somebody forget to tell Jack Frost that it’s January already? Or has Al Gore already launched the endless summer?
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Written by Clean Air Cool Planet
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EDITOR AT LARGE
Trying to find a new and original gift idea for this holiday season? If you’re "thinking green" and wondering about buying "green tag" carbon offsets for your family, friend or favorite SUV owner, you might want to check out The Consumers’ Guide to Retail Carbon Offset Providers.
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On the final two nights of 'Dancing with the Stars' season nine...
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'New Moon' review: Not 'sure, sure' about this
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UNH football rallies past Maine to secure playoff spot
DURHAM — Another year, another trip to the Division I playoffs for the University of New Hampshire football team.Another year, another excruciating loss for Maine.
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Warriors fall to BG in Division II championship
Top-seeded Bishop Guertin held No. 3 Winnacunnet to 129 yards and forced two turnovers on its way to a 31-0 defense of its Division II championship. Bishop Guertin (10-0 in...
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Kensington woman dies after car runs into tree
KENSINGTON — Ruth Doyle, 56, of 60 Cottage Road in Kensington died Friday evening, police said, after her car crashed into a tree on Route 107.
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UNH hockey powers past Terriers
DURHAM — The play of the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team special teams looked, well, special, Friday night against Boston University.
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Carter, Magic drop Celtics
BOSTON — Vince Carter scored 26 points, Rashard Lewis had 16 points and 10 rebounds, and the Orlando Magic beat the Boston Celtics 83-78 on Friday night.
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NFL's premier corner Revis mans up on Moss again
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Darrelle Revis has heard enough about his last matchup with Randy Moss. The New York Jets cornerback just wants to move on to the next one.
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Bergeron wins it for B's in OT
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Patrice Bergeron scored with 47 seconds left in overtime, lifting the Boston Bruins to a 2-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Friday night.
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Emotional home finale for UNH football
DURHAM — One year ago this week, University of New Hampshire strong safety Terrence Klein intercepted two late passes to preserve a snowy 28-24 win at Maine, more proof that...
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Father-son coaches creating legacy with Winnacunnet football
HAMPTON — If nothing else, Winnacunnet High School has proven that two Steve Magris are better than one when it comes to coaching football.
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Portsmouth says stimulus jobs overstated by White House
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Joseph Popluhar
TAMPA, Fla. — Mr. Joseph Popluhar, 71, of Tampa, formerly of Portsmouth, N.H., beloved husband of Marjorie (Hunt) Popluhar, died Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009, in Florida.
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Turkey Trot 5K in Portsmouth on Thanksgiving morning
PORTSMOUTH — Thanksgiving is one of the most charitable times of the year. If you're in the giving mood, why not get a little exercise, too?
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Marshwood Middle School parents told 58 of 60 kids accepted unknown Facebook friend
ELIOT, Maine — Marshwood Middle School parents were shocked to learn from Internet expert Jayne Hitchcock Thursday evening that 58 of 60 middle school honors students accepted her as a...
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Newington tax rate drops, but selectman chides state lawmakers
NEWINGTON — Town taxpayers will pay a lower tax rate for 2009, but the chairman of the Board of Selectmen announced the good news with some concerns for state politicians.
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Memorial Bridge re-opens
PORTSMOUTH — The Memorial Bridge reopened ahead of schedule on Friday following a month of repairs that forced motorists to seek alternative routes between the city and Kittery, Maine.
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Bakers bustling for Sunday's pie festival
GREENLAND — Judy Alix laughed excitedly. "Thirty made, only 470 more to go!" she exclaimed.
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3-car crash on Woodbury Ave.
PORTSMOUTH — A three-car, chain-reaction crash snarled lunch hour traffic Friday on Woodbury Avenue and sent a Maine man to Portsmouth Regional Hospital.
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Runner's Alley helps racer achieve her goals
I would like to thank Janine and the staff at Runner's Alley for their great work in this community. Their contribution, enthusiasm and encouragement are a shining example of what...
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