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A Look at The Spymasters by Chris Whipple
The Spymasters: How the CIA Directors Shape History and the Future by Chris Whipple My rating: 4 of 5 stars Chris Whipple has come up with a fine book giving us a look at CIA Directors, starting in the Kennedy/Johnson … Continue reading
Seabrook Selectmen Adopt Voluntary Water Restrictions
Due to the abnormally dry conditions, the Town of Seabrook Water Department is asking its customers to observe Voluntary Outside Water Use Restrictions. The drought of 2020 has continued in the form of Abnormally Dry conditions through the winter and spring, … Continue reading
Seabrook Police Officer Dave Hersey Recognized
The Seabrook Board of Selectmen were joined by Senator Tom Sherman in offering citations to Officer Dave Hersey of the Seabrook Police Department, who risked his life by charging in to a house fire and pulling a resident to safety. … Continue reading
Seabrook Implements Hybrid Meetings
With the return to in person meetings in Seabrook for the Board of Selectmen and all boards and commissions the question has come as to whether there are some aspects to “remote meetings” that can be utilized in the future. … Continue reading
Seabrook Memorial Day Service 2021
Seabrook held its Memorial Day Service yesterday, and although the weather was not the best there was a great ceremony, as well as the Parade. A few raindrops did not stop Seabrook from honoring the memory of those that made … Continue reading
Seabrook Emergency Management Recognized
The Seabrook Board of Selectmen recognized Kelly McDonald and the Emergency Management Department for their outstanding work in seeking, and receiving, over $400,000 in reimbursements from the federal CARES Act as well as FEMA. Kelly has been the lead on … Continue reading
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A Look at “On the House: A Washington Memoir” by John Boehner
On the House: A Washington Memoir by John Boehner My rating: 3 of 5 stars How could I resist a book by former Speaker John Boehner after seeing all of the great blurbs about Ted Cruz? Well, I could not. … Continue reading
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Senator Maggie Hassan Visits Seabrook
The Seabrook Board of Selectmen, Senator Tom Sherman, and the Yankee Fishing Cooperative welcomed Senator Maggie Hassan to Seabrook last week. Senator Hassan heard some of the issues facing the Cooperative first hand, and pledged to work with Senator Sherman … Continue reading
Seabrook Police Swear in New Officer
The Seabrook Police, along with the Board of Selectmen, swore in new Seabrook Patrol Officer Alison Couch at a ceremony at Town Hall. Congratulations to Officer Couch and best wishes for a safe and long career with the Seabrook Police … Continue reading
