ROCHESTER – Sen. Hillary Clinton's local campaign office has reopened following a two-week closure because of the hostage standoff there on Nov. 30.

The campaign office at 28 N. Main St. reopened for business Sunday, campaign spokesman Kathleen Strand said yesterday.

"Everything is back to business as usual, including the staff that worked in the office prior to the event," she said.

Last month, Leeland Eisenberg, 46, of Somersworth, took six people at the campaign office hostage using a fake bomb. He surrendered after a five-hour standoff, during which all of the hostages were released without being harmed.