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Firefighter, Police Officers in NH & ME Ring Out Their Careers as
The York Police Department said goodbye to 35 year veteran Sgt. Brian Curtin and John “The Cleaner” Patuleia who worked to keep the department's headquarter clean for 18 years while Rye Police Officer Tim Garrity retired on Friday after 32 years and North Berwick Deputy Chief Larry Straffin retires.
Some Seacoast Water Restrictions Lifted
The heavy rain from Tropical Storm Elsa help reduce the Seacoast's water deficit but conservation is still being encouraged.
Cooling Off Cautiously on the Seacoast as Temperatures Soar
Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Elsa is likely to blame for two ocean front beaches testing high for fecal bacteria and and algae blooms on two Seacoast region lakes.
Advisory In Effect at Wallis Sands Beach in Rye, NH
The second sample of the week will be taken on Wednesday to measure the level of fecal bacteria washed into the ocean by recent heavy rain from Elsa.
Will the the Seacoast's Summer Labor Shortage Continue into Fall?
The closing of two restaurants on a Friday in summer could be indicative of a "new normal" in which restaurants are doing what they can do to maximize what staff they have.
Elsa Helps With Drought, Can't Dampen Summer Fun
Coastal areas of the Seacoast got the heaviest rain but not a lot of wind from Tropical Storm Elsa.
June's Second Seacoast Heat Wave Starts Sunday
Missing from the forecast is much needed rain as much of the Seacoast is now considered to be in a moderate drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.
Mandatory Outdoor Water Use Restrictions for North Hampton, Rye
The Seacoast's water deficit is nearly six inches in some areas and 15-20 inches below average going back one year.