Kelly O'Brien
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Milton school officials ask town for funds to help it deal with $2.5M deficit (opens the original)
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The Milton School District told town officials this week that it is barely afloat as it faces a $2.5 million deficit. School administrators told the Milton Select Board that it could potentially face lawsuits if it can't address its budget issues soon. "The school district is underwater," said Peter Carro, a consultant for the district. "It can't do a whole lot until we get this piece solved." Officials said several factors added up to create the deficit, including no audits for several years an
Seacoast business featured in Olivia Rodrigo's music festival (opens the original)
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New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 29, 2026 New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 29, 2026 A hobby picked up during the pandemic landed one Seacoast small business a call with international pop star Oivia Rodrigo. Owner of Kaylie Reads, Kaylie Lathrop reflected on her journey that led her to the Daisy Chain Fields music festival. "It's still like really surreal to me that any of this happened," said Lathrop. "I didn't even believe it at first. I thought I was getting scammed." Back in 2020, Kaylie Lathro
New Jersey man accused of sexually assaulting teenager held without bail in NH (opens the original)
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A New Jersey man is being held in a New Hampshire jail after he was accused of sexually assaulting a child. Nathan Laverdure, 31, is facing several charges, including aggravated felonious sexual assault. "The investigation began approximately three weeks ago after a juvenile victim made a disclosure of sexual assault committed by a person known to the victim," said Dover police Capt. Mark Nadeau. According to a police affidavit, the victim, who is a young teenager, came forward after the victim'
Placement of utility poles in town cemetery prompts complaints in Milford (opens the original)
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Town officials in Milford are hearing complaints about utility poles recently installed at a cemetery that some say were placed too close to burial plots. Jay Duffy, one of Milford's cemetery trustees, said he was shocked when he was driving through Riverside Cemetery last month and saw four utility poles. "It's a matter of respect and dignity," he said. The town said the poles were installed as part of an ongoing plan to bring internet and a phone system to the cemetery. >> Download the free WM
Seacoast prepares for potential weekend nor'easter (opens the original)
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Preparations were being made along the coast of New Hampshire for a possible nor'easter that could move through over the weekend. Hampton Department of Public Works crews on Thursday were setting up barriers to keep the sand at bay. The track of the storm is uncertain, but rain could move in as early as Friday night or Saturday. On Thursday, whitecaps could already be seen on the water. Captain Jackson Nicoll was checking ropes and mooring chains at Hampton Harbor as the storm approached. >> Dow
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