Hampton Fall News Today

Dang, that's a lot of food.

Dang, that's a lot of food.

Time was, you didn’t think about where your electricity came from. You flipped a switch and the lights went on.

Donald Mackinnon of Newmarket was following behind a moving line painting team in Hampton Fall when he hit the truck applying the lines onto the pavement.

Glenn McCrory, owner of Eastern Poker Tours, went before the board hoping to open a charitable gaming restaurant and sports bar at 1 Lafayette Road.

For years Hampton Falls discussed bringing sewer to Route 1 to spur development. But big or small, new sewer systems don’t come cheap

Route 1s problem along Hampton Falls’ portion of the busy corridor is congestion and long vehicle queuing, both north- and southbound.

“I want to thank the townspeople for supporting me and the department over the years,” Police Chief Robbie said. “That meant a lot.”

Robert “Bob” Perkins, 93, has lived his whole life in the same homestead on Kensington Road in Hampton Falls and now custodian of the Boston Post Cane.

“One really good thing about this easement is that it allows people access to the land for passive recreation,” said Conservation Commission member Shawn Hanson.