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Summerwood House is Rockingham County’s first sober living house. “I can get these people jobs because of the community support we have. That’s huge.”

From the Christmas Parade to the lobster trap tree lighting, there is a lot going on in the Hampton area to get you in the holiday spirit.

Police say drinking on the beach in the heat is a safety issue. Published 6 hours ago • Updated 2 hours ago Police in a popular seaside town in New Hampshire are cracking down on rowdy crowds as the region deals with a heat wave. Police arrested nine people Friday night and seven people Saturday night as crowds swell on Hampton Beach. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Most were charged with disorderly conduct and alcohol-...

HAMPTON, N.H. (AP) — Police in a popular seaside town in New Hampshire are cracking...

Despite not having the ideal weather for this kickoff to summer, businesses that cater to tourists seem very optimistic about the season ahead.

HAMPTON – Hampton Beach Village District co-marketing director Lisa Martineau said the beach is “Ready for fun in 2021.”  “That is our motto for this summer,” said Martineau, who said they are even handing out free stickers that say just that. “We want to let people know that we are back. Everything is going to be back to normal. It’s going to be the Hampton Beach that you remember.” For Martineau, that means no “walking mall” and all the events that the beach is known ...

HAMPTON – The Cascade Waterslide Park at Hampton Beach is closing for good after more than 35 years.   Maureen Ayles, office manager of Hampton Beach Casino, Inc., confirmed Wednesday the waterslide park on D Street is slated to be taken down this week. The property is owned by Sal Lupoli, who is also the majority owner of the Hampton Beach Casino building.  Ayles referred further comment about future plans for the site to Lupoli’s spokesman Phil McCabe, who did not immediately return ...

HAMPTON — The so-called "walking mall" at Hampton Beach that closed off a section of Ocean Boulevard will not be returning this summer, if the decision is left in the hands of the town. Hampton Police Chief David Hobbs told selectmen he’s recommending a normal traffic pattern for the beach, keeping Ocean Boulevard open northbound and Ashworth Avenue open southbound, this summer. "I strongly believe the best thing for this entire community, for public safety reasons, is that we return to a...

Looks like it’s shaping up to be a boom season at Hampton Beach this year