Mark Cotreau News Today

Sen. Shaheen tours storm damage in Seacoast New Hampshire communities as federal funding is sought.

The cleanup is continuing on the Seacoast after two storms last week brought historic flooding to the region.

Town and state officials are assessing damage to New Hampshire’s coastal towns after a storm that began on Friday night brought high winds, evacuations, and extensive flooding.

Rye Fire Rescue said Lt. Charles Chuck Gallant, died Friday after working an overtime shift. A cause of death was not disclosed.

As Hurricane Lee continued to move north, officials in Rye met Friday to go over their final preparations.

Seacoast residents and boat owners should prepare for Hurricane Lee as it heads toward New England in the coming days, even if the latest forecasts suggest New Hampshire may escape

Boaters are being advised to remove vessels as track of Hurricane Lee is watched closely in NH Seacoast and Maine.

Fire Chief Mark Cotreau credited quick, aggressive firefighting work to bring the fire under control and stop its spread.

A boil water order in the Rye Water District has now stretched into its third week following the detection of harmful bacteria. Whats next?

RYE — Town Administrator Matthew Scruton is pleased to announce that Rye Public Health Officer Gail Snow, MD, received a Lifetime of Service Award from the New Hampshire Health Officers Association this week.