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El vuelo de deportación estuvo atascado en la pista durante más de 12 horas debido a la tormenta de nieve. Los detenidos eventualmente fueron desembarcados, alimentados, retenidos en la terminal y despegaron hacia Sofia, Bulgaria, la madrugada del martes.
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Suspended UNH Chief Steven Lee is on administrative leave, pending a criminal and internal investigation on a DWI charge out of Portsmouth.
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A New Hampshire state Senate committee held a hearing last week on the bill to enable towns and cities to adopt a "municipal occupancy fee" for room rentals. The committee voted 3-2 to recommend the bill be rejected.
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In Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the city council is requesting a report on the "feasibility and practicability of providing green burials as an option in Portsmouth.”
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Black Trumpet is piecing together donated ingredients and volunteer kitchen power for "Free Lunch Mondays."
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The Music Hall’s board of trustees on Nov. 6 announced Tina Sawtelle’s exit effective the same day. The trustees did not immediately disclose whether Sawtelle resigned or if she was let go.
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The Pease Development Authority released a memorandum Tuesday outlining the legal reasons for why it believes it must allow ICE to continue operating deportation-related flights out of Portsmouth International Airport.
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There are several local efforts — including keeping track of the number of people put on the ICE flights leaving Portsmouth International Airport, protests and public meetings — to pressure local officials to end these flights.
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Hay varios esfuerzos locales para presionar a los funcionarios a terminar con estos vuelos: rastrear el número de personas que ICE ubica en los vuelos de deportación que salen de Pease, protestas y participación en reuniones locales.
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Port City Air, the fixed-base operator, stated they are legally obligated to service the flights and that the Department of Homeland Security makes the decisions regarding ICE flights.