ISIE: 2 OICES AAIC SEACOAS OIAYS l lvr fr G O AGE A IAY, ECEME , 2008 8A, A8A O OU rntdEWS I Et Kntn I Extr I Grnlnd I ptn I ptn h I ptn ll vl. 4 I . 4 24 Knntn I fld I rth ptn I I h I Sbr I Sth ptn I Strth SEACOAS OIAY SECIO Cnnll Cntn C j. I .Atlnt. I 0 El Strt, Slbr, MA 02 I (60 26 I EE • AKE OE SbK Shl rt Offr n thbt In th rr I br Shl r Offr h fnrprnt ntr hl prn Chld Sft I Kt. Offr h, h ptrd th Sbr tt Offr hn Mn, l dtrbtd lr t t th r SES Sft . nd th lAr nd t r bt th SO tpl hl d n th nth f 2 n A6A nd 2A22A. — Atlnt ht State reports first flu case I EMO Cnt dlt. W n t nl AAIC EWS SA WIE h n ttr f t bfr th "WE KEW nflnz h ht th frd lt b th fl rrvd hr n I WAS OY • Grnt Stt. bl lth brt phr," d S Ardn t th r. In n th ff Cnr hl A MAE O prtnt f lth nd l nnnnt, IMS rnp. n Srv (S, ntd tht th tn fr Cd b vr, IME." OOK WOS EE — St f fl l Arthr th frt f nflnz th frt f th fl nflnz hhl n (ptrd h p n th St drn th Chrt n phr fr fr 2008 rlr thn lt t lln, prdn n. 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Police Chief James Sul- He joined the department livan and the Hampton in May along with eight Police Department. other part time officers Officer Sorokins, who who were hired in prepa- was originally hired as a ration for the area's busy part time police officer this summer season. "t Sfd past spring, was sworn in Officer Sorokins served n th Ct" on Tuesday, December 2 in the United States Army MOM by Hampton Town Clerk, and was honorably dis- 44 • MW • nd Jane Cypher during a charged after complet- n WW • In Orn ceremony conducted in ing his tour of duty in MI n On the selectmen's meeting the Middle East. Cur- Ot • OW room. rently a member of the W ntn l Oldp %pnl He was certified '!'in New Hampshire National May 2008 by the Concord- Guard, Officer Sorokins based State of NH Police resides in Hampton with Standards and Training his wife, Tatsiana. Academy after completing (ABOVE: ptn a 200-hour training pro- nt fll t pl ffr, gram, graduating as part .bt tlj Srn rn n of the 252nd Part-Time b n Clr n Cphr n Officers School. d f th . OE Mrh t nr • .pt. 20 ftt d (r fr ptn Cn t , ptn 602644 .tEddn • • • • • • • • • • • S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t AGE 4A I AnAnff EWS I ECEME , 2008 t 4, 4 AAICEWS.COM COMMUIY ll Ond Oprtd fr Ovr 0 Yr t fr th blhr AAIC EWS Encompassing the Seacoast Dear Readers, readers, numerous aggrava- racks all over the Seacoast, News while you are there! We have decided to dis- tions, for which we apolo- so finding the paper will be Also, we offer you the Onr blhr • Mhl . Cnnll continue home delivery of gize. quick and convenient each opportunity to purchase a Cblhr • Mhll M. 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