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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 for including the return of the Children’s Week and the Hampton Beach Seafood Festival.  Both eve...

HAMPTON — New Hampshire State Parks is planning on a “close to normal” summer at Hampton Beach with parking lots open at 100 percent capacity, nightly entertainment on the Seashell Stage, and other events taking place on state property. Phil Bryce, director of the state’s Division of Parks and Recreation, told selectmen Monday that will be the agency's recommendation to the governor for the upcoming summer tourism season.  "We are trying to get as close to normal operating as we possibly can," Bryce said. “…We are looking forward to a really big season this year."  Bryce said s...

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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 little bit of normal as Hampton Beach was designed," Hobbs said.  In 2020, a portion of Ocean Boul...

Town vs. state fight over Hampton Beach policing costs revived HAMPTON – The Budget Committee is sending a message to town leaders that taxpayers shouldn’t have to foot the bill to bring in police officers from out of town to help patrol Hampton Beach State Park during the summer.  The committee voted 7-1 to remove $28,000 from the Police Department’s $40,000 budget earmarked for outside police agencies.  “We got state reps. who don’t address it,” said Budget Committee Chairman Brian Warburton on the rising costs taxpayers pay each year to provide town services to the state-owne...