Police arrest two juveniles in vandalism
CLAREMONT -- Claremont police have arrested two juveniles in conjunction with a string of vandalism throughout the city.
"We investigated a number of vandalism incidents," said Police Chief Alex Scott. "At each site there was green spray paint."
There were 11 instances of vandalism, including five cars, the pedestrian bridge, Stevens High School, the Monadnock railroad trail, at the D&D warehouse and Putnam Florist.
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Passing on right means a fine
By KATELYN HARDING, Staff Writer
CHARLESTOWN -- The select board passed an ordinance at its Wednesday meeting that would fine drivers who pass other cars on the right in the Main Street portion of town.
A first-time offense would cost the driver $50 and a second offense and any subsequent offenses would cost $100 each.
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Two dogs perish in Unity house fire
By Katelyn Harding, Staff Writer
UNITY -- "I'm an old man, but a very strong old man. I'll take care of myself," Tom Castellano told Red Cross worker Robin Booth, as she offered him pizza while standing outside his Unity home that had just been destroyed by a fire which claimed two of his four dogs' lives Tuesday.
No one else was injured in the fire that Unity Fire Chief Bruce Baker estimated began around 11. Castellano was not home at the time. Chief Baker could not confirm the cause. By 2 p.m. the fire was completely extinguished, resulting in a "total home loss." Around that time, Lempster and Unity firefighters were executing an "overhaul" looking for minor hotspots and trying to save Castellano's belongings, Baker said.
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Voters could decide treatment plant question in May
It appears Newport voters will once again be asked to approve a bond at the May Town Meeting to start dealing with the phosphorus problem at its wastewater treatment facility.
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services has asked the town to agree to a set of deadlines it has established for taking corrective actions by signing an Administrative Order of Consent.
At its Monday night meeting, the board took no action on that request. However, Town Manager Dan O'Neill said Tuesday he expects the board will recommend passage of a bond article in May.
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Nutcracker returns to COH
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Nutcracker returns to COH
This holiday tradition fills the opera house with many area families. Some area families create childhood memories at Nutcracker parties in their homes before or after the ballet. One family gets dressed in their best and enjoys Nutcracker Suite tea with cucumber sandwiches with the crusts cut off, of course, and each child receives an ornament for the tree and after the party pictures are taken in front of their tree. Bring your cameras and have your picture taken at Claremont Opera House after the show with Clara, The Sugar Plum Fairy, The Cavalier, and the Snow Queen and create your own holiday tradition.
Basketball roundup for Wednesday night
Windsor's record fell to 0-1. The Yellow Jackets will host U-32 on Friday.
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Kane O'Neill led the Yellow Jackets scoring with 10 points with Kyle Weidman adding scoring six points.
Police arrest two juveniles in vandalism
There were instances of vandalism with green spray paint found on Nov. 28 on Washington, Pleasant, Myrtle , Mulberry and Tyler streets, and throughout the downtown area, Scott said.
Passing on right means a fine
Board member Brenda Ferland said the ordinance would cover the "compact section of town" and "bridge to bridge" from Olcott Street to the south of town to Bridge Street to the north.
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