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NASHUA, N.H. – (March 25, 2011) Christopher Gribble was found guilty on Friday in the murder of Mont Vernon mother Kimberly Cates and the brutal assault of her daughter Jaimie in October 2009.
Jurors took two hours to reach a guilty verdict and reject the plea of not guilty by reason of insanity.
Continue reading Gribble Trial Verdict Guilty All Charges
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From the National Weather Service:
The National Weather Service and the National oceanic and
atmospheric administration have declared the week of March 20th
through 26th tsunami awareness week in Maine and New Hampshire, as
well as in the remainder of the coastal United States.
Continue reading Tsunami awareness week in Maine and New Hampshire
atmospheric administration have declared the week of March 20th
through 26th tsunami awareness week in Maine and New Hampshire, as
well as in the remainder of the coastal United States.
Continue reading Tsunami awareness week in Maine and New Hampshire
March 21, 2011, first day of spring, and snow started falling about noon. There was little accumulation in the southern New Hampshire area.
First day of spring 2011 and snow started falling about noon.
The short-term weather forecast is for temperatures at or a little below normal with precipitation at or slightly above normal. In short, that means a couple of weeks of rather raw and cooler than normal weather. No major storms are expected in the next two weeks. Continue reading First Day of Spring Snow
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Volunteer activities to clean up millions of plastic discs along New Hampshire beaches, sponsored and coordinated by New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services and the Blue Ocean Society of Portsmouth, began today, March 17, 2011.
Volunteers started cleanup of the plastic discs on local beaches.
The discs have been featured on most of the local news outlets for over a week. According to Patty Adell, Programs Coordinator with Blue Ocean, the good volunteer turnout consisted more of people who drove more than 20 minutes than local residents.