Portsmouth Herald - 2023-10-29

• York Sewer District sues PFAS makers for polluting wastewater plant
• 2023 trick-or-treating dates, times for Seacoast towns
• Rep. Dean Phillips announces NH primary challenge to Biden
• Portsmouth plastic surgeon sued following brief license suspension
• HIGH SCHOOL TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP Dover, Portsmouth volleyball advance to semis
• New Speaker leaves important questions unanswered
• Lewiston is a brutal reminder that passivity is complicity
• Mainspring aims to be a one-stop hub for social services
• Grenada operation was 40 years ago this week
• A candidate challenge: Involve young people
• Halloween safety tips from Dartmouth Health Children’s
• Local Lions Club ‘Corn Hole for a Cure’ raises funds for childhood cancer research at Dartmouth Health
• HEALTH CARE PROFESSION­ALS: NAMES TO KNOW
• Sandra Newman puts feminist spin on ‘1984’ with ‘Julia’
• Support local artists at the 23rd Annual Portsmouth Holiday Arts Tour
• Sociology professor explores the depths of human experience in ‘About Face’ opening in November
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• DOING DOUGHNUTS

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