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No words could better explain the reason the nonprofit Amy's Treat is named after Amy Maliszewski better than those written by Rachel Shafman, co-founder and daughter of its namesake.

At first glance, the large panels in bright colors and bold patterns seem precariously mounted, like mismatched sheets for a fort in a child's bedroom.

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Tuesday's strong wind and rain storm created a busy day for police, utility and public works crews in the Exeter area.

During a School Board meeting Nov. 20, school district Business Administrator Susan Caswell listed off some items she'd like cut from the 2009 school budget.

A power outage affected customers in the area around South Street, Miller Avenue and Portsmouth Middle School Sunday, but the cause still is unknown.

Lamprey Health Care has scheduled additional flu clinics to help make the vaccination more accessible to its community members.

New language in the M1 Zoning Ordinance involving the downtown mills was accepted by the Town Council on Wednesday, Nov.

Y You probably didn't need a big story on the front page of The Sunday Telegraph to tell you that local gasoline prices have been in freefall of late.

Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-Exeter, has been nominated as Senate majority leader by Senate President Sylvia Larsen, D-Concord. "I feel so privileged to be doing what I am doing.

After eating at Greenland's T A truck stop, a pair of Newmarket brothers and their roommate ran from a waitress without paying, prompting a search by several law-enforcement agencies, according to police.

A Newmarket man had his 2003 conviction for being a felon in possession of a deadly weapon overturned recently after the Supreme Court ruled that a bow and arrow is not necessarily considered a deadly weapon.

The yearly fashion show fund-raiser at the Portsmouth Senior Center was held in October.

Road work through the downtown is nearing completion, according to Julie Glover, Newmarket Main Street redevelopment project coordinator.

The state's high court has overturned a Rockingham County man's conviction on a charge of being a felon in possession of a deadly weapon, ruling that state law doesn't define a bow and arrows that way.

What constitutes a "deadly weapon" in New Hampshire? Does poison count? What about a brick? What about a bow and arrow? And what, in fact, does "deadly" actually mean? Such were the questions facing the New ...

Police arrested an 18-year-old resident for the third time in period just over three months.

Municipal water issues took center stage at the Town Council meeting on Oct. 29 as town employees and consultants discussed how the sewage treatment infrastructure could be upgraded and improved and how ...

Susan Nolan, a long-time Newmarket resident and former Portsmouth Herald reporter, has joined Allegiance Hospice as its chaplain for Southern New Hampshire.

John Lacroix, a student at UNH, celebrated near the Seacoast Science Center in Rye after finishing a run across New Hampshire last month.