Local News Trained, manned to fight fire at sea 8/13/00 - PORTSMOUTH — "There is a ship fire somewhere in the world, every day," says Portsmouth Fire Chief Ricky Plummer. Exeter couple turns tragedy into a lesson 8/13/00 - EXETER — The Awareness Walk for Teen Drivers held by Parents Against Speeding Teens (PAST) usually held in August will be moved to May. Youths lend hand in Tennessee mission 8/13/00 - KINGSTON — Taking their cues from the New Testament's description of Jesus as a carpenter, some of his followers have indeed followed in his footsteps, picking up hammers and saws to help others in need. Stratham could use recreation assistant 8/13/00 - STRATHAM — When Michael Maskwa first started Stratham's youth soccer program 14 years ago, 70 children joined up. In Kingston, beavers have run of the land 8/13/00 - KINGSTON — The beavers are still there on Half Moon Pond in Kingston and the population seems to be growing. Sports News Stanley Cup makes a stop in Seacoast 8/11/00 - PORTSMOUTH — He's not a player, coach, general manager or an owner, but some say Paul Metzger-Oke has the best job in hockey. Long trip south beginning already 8/11/00 - Here it is August and already some of our songbirds are packing to head south. South of the Border States slow to fund group homes for unwed teen moms 8/13/00 - SOMERVILLE, Mass. (AP) President Clinton likes the idea. So do big-name Republicans. And so does Krystal Teixeira, unwed teen-age mother of two. She shudders to think where she'd be without a second-chance home. New Fenway plan proposed 8/13/00 - BOSTON (AP) — A group of preservation-minded architects unveiled a plan Saturday to renovate Fenway Park. World News Cloning question 8/13/00 - EDINBURGH, Scotland — When Dolly the sheep was born on a Scottish research compound in an unassuming brick farm building, her arrival was hailed by the outside world as a harbinger of human cloning. The alluring Amazon 8/13/00 - ABOARD THE JOAO PESSOA LOPES, Brazil — The riverboat churns slowly up the silt-brown Amazon River, easy prey for the canoes that swarm from stilt houses on the riverbank like piranhas attacking a stricken cow.

Editorials Don't let the Grinch steal Exeter parade 8/11/00 - It will take a miracle on Water Street to pull off this year's Exeter Christmas Parade. A tradition for more than 50 years, Exeter's grand Christmas parade has been canceled. Yes, that's right. The parade that has attracted thousands of jolly spectators young and old is off. Editorial Archives Police Logs Exeter Area Police Logs From 8/11/00 - Area police made the following arrests and conducted the following business recently... Police Log Archives Obituaries Exeter Area Obituaries 8/11/00 - The following people passed on recently... Obit Archives Column Spotlight Columnist's Home Page Read the work of many of your favorite Herald columnists. Whether it be the cerebral slapstick humor of John Breneman, the witty humor of baby-boomer columnist Paul Briand, or the insightful cartoons of Mike Scholz, you'll enjoy getting behind the stories with enlightened and often humorous takes on current news. Boomer Angst-Paul Briand Friends of John B.-John Breneman Cartoons by Mike Scholz Washington Post Thump City The Onion Photo Spotlight Photographer's Home Page Get behind the lense with our award winning photographers. Check out their photos, read their bios, and see why Portsmouth Herald Photographers are consistently judged as some of the best and most talented in the New England area. Deb Cram Rich Beauchesne Ryan Mercer Emily Reily Tim Cook Oddly Enough First pizza, now medical care 8/4/00 - DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — Oakwood Hospital's emergency room is guaranteeing 30-minute service.

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