ROCHESTER — City Manager Blaine Cox and Mayor Caroline McCarley are pleased to share a special Tri-City sponsored Memorial Day virtual ceremony to commemorate the upcoming holiday.
Tri-City Partnership Launches Community Initiatives Amid COVID-19
STRAFFORD COUNTY, N.H. — Leaders of the Tri-City Partnership Dover Mayor Robert Carrier, Rochester Mayor Caroline McCarley, and Somersworth Mayor Dana S. Hilliard announce that each city has organized opportunities for residents to feel connected to one another, safely, amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Tri-City Partnership Provides Update to Community on COVID-19 Emergency
STRAFFORD COUNTY, N.H. — Leaders of the Tri-City Partnership Dover Mayor Robert Carrier, Rochester Mayor Caroline McCarley, and Somersworth Mayor Dana S. Hilliard wish to provide their communities with regular updates regarding the COVID-19 emergency.
Dover, Rochester and Somersworth Working Together as Coronavirus Response Evolves
STRAFFORD COUNTY, N.H. — Mayors and city managers in the tri-city New Hampshire area of Dover, Rochester and Somersworth announce that their cities are working together to make proactive decisions, communicate with the public and collectively share resources and information across city lines.
Update #3 from the Town of Berwick: Today — Procession from Dover to Old Orchard Beach
DOVER, N.H. — A procession will take place Sunday afternoon as the body of Berwick Fire Captain Joel Barnes will be transferred from the Tasker Funeral Home in Dover to the Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home in Maine.
Rochester and Dover Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades Reduce Nitrogen Levels in the Great Bay Estuary to Historic Lows
ROCHESTER — Director of City Services John Storer is pleased to announce that through a joint effort, the Rochester and Dover wastewater treatment facilities have implemented several voluntary measures to dramatically reduce the amount of nitrogen being released into the Great Bay estuary.
Dover, Delaware Police Department Joins P.A.A.R.I. To Launch Addiction Recovery Initiative
DOVER, Del. – Chief Paul M. Bernat announces that the Dover Police Department has partnered with the Police Assisted Addiction and Recovery Initiative (P.A.A.R.I.) to establish the department’s addiction recovery program, the ANGEL Program. Dover Police Department is P.A.A.R.I.’s first partner in Delaware, marking the program’s expansion into 25 states nationwide.