Seabrook saw a decrease in sales tax revenue when comparing February’s numbers to February 2011, the city said in a Monday report.

SEABROOK — Voters will have a chance to discuss and even amend any or all of the 38 questions on this year's warrant tonight at 7 at the Community Center. The warrant carries town issues, including the passage of the proposed $18,665,274 budget, coming in about $33,000 less than the default budget, which would be put into effect if voters reject the proposed budget.

Citing safety concerns, a growing chorus of local politicians is urging the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to halt the relicensing process for Seabrook Station until a long-term solution is implemented to address concrete degradation at the site. The NRC has concluded that the plant, which generates enough electricity to power more 1 million homes each year, remains safe.

CONCORD, N.H. — The town of Seabrook faced off against the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services in the state's highest court recently in a dispute that could cost the community $2.2 million in taxes paid by its resident nuclear power plant.

One year after the nuclear disaster at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Facility, seven organizations are co-sponsoring a “Remember Fukushima” walk to begin at Seabrook on March 3.

Lawyers for the town of Seabrook are arguing in the New Hampshire Supreme Court that the state overstepped its bounds when it increased a tax exemption granted to the Seabrook nuclear power plant.

CONCORD — Lawyers for the town of Seabrook argued in N.H. Supreme Court on Thursday that the state Department of Environmental Services overstepped its bounds when it granted a tax exemption to the Seabrook Station nuclear power plant.

SEABROOK — By summer, patrons of Seabrook's South Gate Plaza on Route 1 will find a larger shopping center with six or more new stores anchored by an expanded Market Basket that features a small cafe.

SEABROOK — Thanks to the alertness of an area business and state and federal law enforcement agencies, the makings of a methamphetamine lab were discovered Thursday morning along Route 107, and have since been safely removed.

After an exhaustive first round discussing and reviewing the Seabrook Open Space and Parks Master Plan, the Seabrook City Council and the Open Space Beautification and Preservation Committee will meet