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Written by Clean Air-Cool Planet
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HEAR YE!
November 2009 -- A new publication from Clean Air-Cool Planet is designed to help historic district commissions and other local organizations and property owners make historic buildings more energy efficient. You can download this guide from Portsmouth's Clean Air-Cool-Planet in moments online now. (Read all about it below)
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Written by Seacoast Top Events
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The Seacoast African American Cultural Center Event proudly presents the latest novel about a formely enslaved Portsmouth family. The paperback is a sequel to Pat Wall’s first book Child Out of Place. (Click for detais)
MARK YOUR CALENDAR Sunday, November 22 Portsmouth, NH
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Written by J. Dennis Robinson
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Seacoast Blog #72 November 18, 2009
I serve as a late night spy for the Portsmouth Athenaeum. I’m on the Special Collections committee, although I don’t believe I’ve ever attended a meeting. I do my work from home. Well after midnight, when I have finished my writing for the evening, I often reward myself by scanning items related to local history on eBay. Over the years, I’ve become so familiar with the standard items that I can zip thru the list of roughly 300 Portsmouth, NH artifacts like one of those airport x-ray machines. If I see something out of the ordinary, I check it out. Last week a unique item popped up and I was pleased to learn today that the Athenaeum was able to add it to their collection. And here it is. (Click to continue article)
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Written by Seacoast Top Events
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Strawbery Banke Museum celebrates its 30th Annual Candlelight Stroll, a time-honored seacoast tradition with holiday magic around every corner and free Vintage Christmas trolley to ferry visitors around Portsmouth.Bigger and better than ever in 2010.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR December 5-6, 12-13 & 19-20 Portsmouth, NH
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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 Seacoast Top Events
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Families are invited to the Children’s Museum in Dover to meet Biscuit, the lovable golden retriever puppy. Biscuit stars in a popular series of early-reader books written by Alyssa Satin Capucilli and illustrated by Pat Schories.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR November 21, 10am-2pm Dover, NH
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Written by Kayla Coraluzzo
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EDITOR AT LARGE
Kayla found her family at last in Rochester. Her story follows in her own words. By her own count, over one thousand NH children have not yet found their adoptive parents. We hope you’ll take a moment in your busy day to read Kayla’s note and perhaps, click on the links below.
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Written by SeacoastNH Archive
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SeacoastNH.com Presents Historic Portsmouth #280
One of the most quoted women in 19th century America was not a woman at all. Men impersonating women in comedy started long before Shakespeare and will continue long after Milton Berle, Robin Williams, and Monty Python are forgotten. (Continued below)
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Written by Seacoast Top Events
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There are other historic seaports, you know. And we have a fondness for Salem, Not just because Nathaniel Hawthorne worked there, or privateers were once in vogue, or because of the PEM, witch trials, and vintage homes. But those things all help make the trip worthwhile, especially in December.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR December 4 – 6 Salem, MA
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Written by J. Dennis Robinson
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Seacoast Blog #71 November 11, 2009
To be clear, I am a full-on Kindle fan. In fact, I get all huffy when I read reviews by 20-somethings who knock the $259 pricetage or oldsters who crab that they could never read a book without paper pages. Kindle is a total miracle, works like a dream, and is worth every penny, not only because it travels and reads beautifully, but because it taps into the world’s most effective, organized, affordable and expansive bookstore. So when Amazon announced a free Kindle-like application for PC, I rushed to download it. (Click to continue)
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Written by J. Dennis Robinson
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HISTORY MATTERS
If it’s thick, taste’s like Snows, looks like an art project or contains anytthing but fresh clams, potatoes, onions, water and milk – it ain’t ours. A New England native reveals the puritanical truth about making clam chowder the way God intended, and throws in a little family history to boot. (Click for history and rec,ipte below)
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Written by Seacoast Top Events
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This PBS Frontline documentary by producer Hendrick Smith draws on interviews with scientists, fishermen, farmers, and whale watchers to tell a story about pollution in our nation’s waterways.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR November 22, 7pm Portsmouth, NH
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Written by Seacoast Top Events
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Don’t it make your brown eyes blue thinking about holidays with pop singer Crystal Gayle? She’ll be singing to you live in Rochester, direct from the coal mines of Kentucy. Did you know she was Loretta Lynn’s little sister? Neither did we until we rtead the following press release from ROH. (Click for more)
MARK YOUR CALENDAR December 9 Rochester, NH
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Written by Seacoast Top Events
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Imagine that you went on a little trip, stayed one night in a little town, and 150 years later, people were still talking about it. Berwick Academy teacher Brad Fletcher takes the day apart and fills in the details on the presidential stopover.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR November 17 South Berwick, ME
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Written by SeacaostNH.com Archive
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 SeacoastNH.com Presents Historic Portsmouth #279
For those who effuse over ephemera, Portsmouth offers a treasure chest of collectibles. This group includes only a sampling of the tourist-oriented booklets and brochures used to promote the "Old Town by the Sea" in the 20th century. (Continued below with photo)
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Written by Seacoast Top Event
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Join the Rochester Opera House holiday tradition of ushering in the season with the internationally celebrated Makem and Spain Brothers. The five strong vocalists play multiple instrument and surround the audience in a wall of sound like no other Irish folk group in the world today.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR Saturday, November 28 at 8 PM Rochester, NH
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Written by Top Events
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Popular playwright Edward Albee is best known for his great dramas Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Tiny Alice and Three Tall Women. Did you know he won the Pulitzer Prize in 1975 for Seascape -- quite literally a play like no other?
MARK YOUR CALENDAR Weekends November 13-29 Portsmouth, NH
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Written by SeacoastNH Archive
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SeacoastNH.com Presents Historic Portsmouth #278
Meet the legendary Rock Throwing Devil of New Castle, NH. In 1682 demonic sounds and inexplicable events plagued superstitious residents of the island community. Hundreds of stones rained down on tavern-owner George Walton. (Continued with picture 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 Loeb School
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 HEAR YE!
November 2009 – Are patriotic essay contests still in play? NH says yes. Each year Granite State kids are invited to write an essay on a topic connecting their lives to the US Constitution. This year’s topic focused on the hot issue of banning certain tee shirts in schools. (Read about the winners below)
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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 drivers to seek alternative routes between the city and Kittery, Maine.
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Driver inattention caused 3-car crash, say police
PORTSMOUTH - A three-car chain-reaction crash snarled lunch hour traffic on Woodbury Avenue Friday and sent a Maine man to Portsmouth Regional Hospital.
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City police 'did all the right things' with man on bridge
PORTSMOUTH — When two city police officers talked a suicidal man off the High Level Bridge Wednesday morning by promising him a burger, a warm place to go and undivided...
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and#8216;Lost' to premiere on Groundhog Day! Coincidence?
Now we know when the sixth and final season of “Lost” will begin. According to the ABC press release, the show will debut on Tuesday, February 2. The...
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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
Josie is a domestic long haired, 2½ year old, spayed and microchipped female. She has been good with children and other cats, but the staff members at the N.H. Society...
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Movie review: 'Twilight' gets 3 stars
"The Twilight Saga: New Moon," also known as "Twilight: The Squeakquel," is actually pretty good — a tick better than the first "Twilight," which wasn't bad either. These are hardly...
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The Truth about Dating: Do you have a dating addiction?
Everywhere I turn on television these days I see Dr. Drew Pinsky popping up discussing one type of addiction or another.
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FairPoint says it's on rebound
PORTSMOUTH — FairPoint Communications remains an aggressive competitor in the telecommunications industry, despite filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month, a company official told members of the Portsmouth Rotary...
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Eliot mother wants to be 'Biggest Loser'
ELIOT, Maine — Angela Boyle is pretty and vivacious with a self-deprecating sense of humor, a mother of four, a wife, an income tax preparer, a six-year resident of Eliot...
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City paying 1 percent for art
PORTSMOUTH — Less than a month after unveiling the "Vigilance" sculpture at Fire Station One, the city will move forward with plans for a new piece of public art at...
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School officials, police lock down York High
YORK, Maine — School officials and police instituted a lockdown at York High School for less than 30 minutes Thursday morning after a student was allegedly seen armed with a...
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'Twilight' fans stay up all night for 'New Moon'
NEWINGTON — Kellie Bradley, 17, saw the first "Twilight" film 18 times.
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'Heart of Portsmouth' auction begins
PORTSMOUTH — The online auction to raise money to help Amy DeStefano as she awaits a heart transplant begins at 8 a.m. today.
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'Tramp' and killing comment lands man in court
PORTSMOUTH — It was New Year's Eve 2008 when "Bernie" Molloy called the manager of his apartment complex "a tramp of the highest order," leading to his arrest on a...
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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
PORTSMOUTH — Michele Saccoccia, Aimee Sundstrom and Carolyn Richard leaned over a gray tarp in their bright red Service Credit Union fleece pullovers as they placed on the floor a...
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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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