Local News Food, folks and fun highlight big weekend party 8/22/00 - KENSINGTON — Following suit with its neighboring towns, Kensington launched its Olde Home Days celebration, a festival of activities and exhibitions spread over three days. Christmas parade saved after businesses, residents unite 8/22/00 - EXETER — It may be August, but the spirit of Christmas is in the air as Exeter's beloved holiday parade has been saved. Cop pleads not guilty to BWI 8/22/00 - STRATHAM — Part-time Stratham Police Officer Michael Gobbi will take his case to trial to fight charges he faces stemming from a boating incident this summer. Class teaches college students how to defend themselves 8/22/00 - EXETER — A small group of college-bound students convened in Exeter Public Library Saturday to wield knives and participate in hand-to-hand combat. Crews work to finish Portsmouth Avenue widening by deadline 8/22/00 - STRATHAM — While soaking rain may have shrunk the construction window, the completion date for the new Portsmouth Avenue interchange at Route 101 has not changed, said Michael Metcalf, project administrator for the Department of Transportation. Sports News WHS' Anderson climbs ladder 8/22/00 - HAMPTON — Heidi Anderson had a field hockey stick. And everywhere the ball went Heidi was sure to follow. Exeter's fearsome foursome returns for another season 8/22/00 - EXETER — Meade MacKay, Josh Lanzillo, David Senger and Adam Donlevie would probably make good lawyers. They would be excellent at saying, "The defense rests its case." South of the Border A whale of a time: Report says whale watching on the rise 8/22/00 - BOSTON (AP) — Hunting whales is out. Watching whales is in. Cold shoulders: Record lows hit parts of the Northeast 8/22/00 - BOSTON (AP) — Summer is giving some people the cold shoulder. World News Russians Mourn 118 Dead Sailors 8/22/00 - MOSCOW (AP) — Stunned Russians on Tuesday mourned the 118 sailors who died on a submarine as distraught relatives demanded to be taken to the spot in the Barents Sea where the bodies remained trapped in the wreck. Hurricane Barrels Into Caribbean 8/22/00 - PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten (AP) — Debby barreled into the northeastern Caribbean on Tuesday, becoming the first storm of the Atlantic hurricane season to make landfall and sending scores of islanders into hastily opened shelters.

Editorials We can all learn from coach's case 8/22/00 - Whether the charges pending against him prove true or not, the case of Robert Castellucci gives parents, sports officials, fans and athletes of all ages renewed reason to reflect on adults' relationship to youth sports in our society. Editorial Archives Police Logs Exeter Area Police Logs From 8/22/00 - Area police made the following arrests and conducted the following business recently... Police Log Archives Obituaries Exeter Area Obituaries 8/22/00 - 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 Police try to rouse toy bear 8/17/00 - ADAMS, Mass. (AP) — It was big and furry, but this bear wasn't stuffing itself in the garden, it was stuffed.

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