Hampton

Whether you're looking to relive a magical night, have a do over, or attend for the first time, two New Hampshire restaurants are giving you the chance to go back to prom.

The move, which was originally scheduled for Thursday, was postponed until Tuesday due to weather concerns.

It will take all day starting at Monday at 9 a.m. to move the 59 ton, 15 foot tall, 37 foot long, 12 foot wide transformer to the Timber Swamp Substation in Hampton.

Heavy fog is expected to develop, making it difficult to see the fireworks over the beach at the top of B & C Streets.

"The Seacoast is going to have a lot of impact from this storm," meteorologist Jon Palmer at the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine, said.

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The 79-year-old Massachusetts man drove north in the southbound lanes from Seabrook to the Hampton tolls.

Regulars from Greg's Bistro will be looking for donations to help the staff during the Hampton Christmas Parade.

Several people were injured and residents of apartments above Greg's Bistro were temporarily displaced, pending an inspection of the building.

Lowell High School found themselves without a Thanksgiving Day opponent until Hampton's Winnacunnet High School answered the call to take Haverhill's place.