Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Homes in Exeter, Hampton, North Hampton and Portsmouth that sold recently, according to Zillow.com.
Homes that sold recently in Exeter, Hampton, North Hampton and Portsmouth include the following, according to our partners at Zillow.com. Click the links for additional information. EXETER Find more Exeter properties here HAMPTON Find more Hampton properties on Zillow NORTH HAMPTON Find more North Hampton properties on Zillow PORTSMOUTH Find more Portsmouth properties on Zillow
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777 Middle Rd, Portsmouth, NH
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Sunday, May 5, 2013
The annual American Lung Association ride is Sunday morning.
The annual American Lung Association's Cycle the Seacoast, a 25-, 50- or 100-mile cycling event through the area to raise money for lung disease research and aid, starts Sunday morning. Many local individuals annually participate in or watch the festivities, which begin in Portsmouth. Among the year's inspiring local stories is that of Deb Smith, a Hampton resident and Seabrook teacher who was 58 when she was diagnosed with lung cancer despite never smoking a cigarette in her life. Smith's brothers, niece and two of Smith's friends will travel a 25-mile route Sunday while Smith, her sister and several friends will be on hand to greet the team. Help Hampton-North Hampton Patch honor and recognize all of the individuals involved in the event…
Sunday, March 17, 2013
In the market or a want a peak inside a rare home? This amazing house also has a boat launch, pool and stunning water views.
A recent house hunt yielded this rare opportunity, a sprawling mansion tucked away along Sagamore Creek in Portsmouth, on the market for $3,199,000, according to AOL Real Estate. Here's the description of the 4,868-square-foot, 4-acre, four-bedroom, five-bathroom home at 175 Gosport Road in Portsmouth: A secluded compound in Portsmouth located on Sagamore creek, which feeds into the Little Harbor and the open ocean beyond. Deep water dock, all day long. Boat launch. In ground pool. Pool house with stone fireplace. Tennis court. And a newly constructed shingle style home designed by renowned architect John R. Tankard III, which brilliantly maximizes the stunning water and sunrise views. Top quality materials, an open floor plan and a …
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Kenneth Kimber, accused of trying to have sex with a teenager, also allegedly brought a 14 year old to his home.
A new underage sex solicitation charge was added in court Tuesday against a former Hampton-area basketball coach and Portsmouth School Department worker accused of using a school computer to attempting to have sex with an underage girl. Kenneth Kimber, 34, of Portsmouth, was charged last month with soliciting sex from a 15-year-old girl. On Tuesday in Portsmouth District Court, he was also charged with soliciting sex from another girl who was 14 years old. "The court views your actions as predatory," Judge Sawako Garnder told Kimber during Tuesday's hearing before ordering him held on $15,000 cash and $15,000 personal recognizance bail. Kimber's attorney argued unsuccessfully for a lower bail amount. "He's not a danger to the community," …
Monday, March 11, 2013
A North Hampton man was allegedly drunk when he caused a lengthy power outage and road closure.
The Portsmouth Police Department arrested a North Hampton man for drunken driving following a single-vehicle crash that damaged two utility poles on Saturday night and closed a portion of Lafayette Road in Portsmouth for more than three hours. Kevon F. Hughes, 45, of 34 Lafayette Road in North Hampton, was charged with driving while intoxicated, second offense, according to Portsmouth Police Sgt. Kuffer Kaltenborn. According to police, Hughes was convicted of his first DWI offense in July 2003 in Portsmouth Circuit Court. According to police, Hughes was driving a 2003 Toyota Tundra pickup truck south on Lafayette Road shortly before 9 p.m. As his vehicle approached the Rye town line, police say the pick-up veered right, travelled onto the …
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Portsmouth police say driver took out two utility poles that shut down part of Route 1 Saturday night.
The Portsmouth Police Department arrested a North Hampton man for drunken driving following a single-vehicle crash that damaged two utility poles on Saturday night and closed a portion of Lafayette Road in Portsmouth for more than three hours. Kevon F. Hughes, 45, of 34 Lafayette Road in North Hampton, was charged with driving while intoxicated, second offense, according to Portsmouth Police Sgt. Kuffer Kaltenborn. According to police, Hughes was convicted of his first DWI offense in July 2003 in Portsmouth Circuit Court. According to police, Hughes was driving a 2003 Toyota Tundra pickup truck south on Lafayette Road shortly before 9 p.m. As his vehicle approached the Rye town line, police say the pick-up veered right, travelled onto the …
Friday, March 8, 2013
Felony warrants have been issued for a Hampton and a North Hampton teen.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Over $15K in property was allegedly stolen in Hampton Monday by suspects also connected to thefts in Portsmouth and Rye.
The Hampton Police Department is turning to the public for help in locating teens from Hampton and North Hampton wanted in connection to a large Falcone Circle burglary as well as other crimes in the Seacoast area. Jacob Penney, 17, of 5 Walnut Street in North Hampton, is wanted on a warrant for burglary and receiving stolen property, and Ryan Kelley, 18, of 340 Lafayette Road, Unit 402, in Hampton, is wanted on a warrant for receiving stolen property, according to Hampton Police Lt. Dan Gidley. Gidley said all of the charges are Class B felonies and carry a possible sentence of 3 1/2 to 7 years in state prison. Gidley said his department investigated a burglary on Falcone Circle on Monday and found $15,000 in property was allegedly stolen…
The Boston Bruins legend swung by the Seacoast Wednesday evening to chat with fans and sign autographs.
Hundreds packed The Page Sports Bar and Restaurant in downtown Portsmouth Wednesday night to get a few moments with hockey Hall of Famer and former Boston Bruins captain Ray Bourque. Over 200 individuals paid to get an up-close glimpse of Bourque in addition to an autograph from the legendary defenseman during the special event, which helped raise money for charity. Hundreds more, from lifelong fans to young puckheads that weren't even alive when Bourque played his last game in the National Hockey League in 2001, came out just to watch Bourque from afar and celebrate a Bruins team that currently sits near the top of the standings. Winger and fellow Hall of Famer Cam Neely was also scheduled to attend Wednesday's event, but had to cancel at…
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Ray Bourque will be in Portsmouth to sign autographs and meet Boston Bruins fans, but not Cam Neely as originally planned.
UPDATE, 1 P.M.: Cam Neely has canceled tonight's appearance at The Page due to another engagement, according to the restaurant's Facebook page. Bruins legend Ray Bourque is still scheduled to attend this evening's event, and Neely has rescheduled his visit for next Wednesday, March 13 at 7 p.m. ORIGINAL STORY: Two Boston Bruins legends will become the latest Boston sports celebrities to visit the Seacoast area on Wednesday evening. Former Boston Bruins defenseman Ray Bourque and Cam Neely, a former Bruins winger who now serves as the team's vice president, will be at The Page Sports Bar and Restaurant in Portsmouth on Wednesday at 7 p.m. to meet Bruins fans, sign autographs and other sports memorabilia. According to New England Picture's …
Kyle Stucker
12:14 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Just called New England Picture about the event. Tickets are available (and only available) at the door, for those of you interested in attending. If you do go, be sure to look for me, as I'll likely be there in a black '80s Bourque jersey. more ›