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Grant awarded for dam removal
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services has awarded a $100,000 grant to the town of Exeter to remove the Great Dam. Last March,...
Heroin hits home
Steve MacKenzie is the kind of teacher who stays in touch with his former students. Walk with him through the halls of Somersworth High...
Loose ends
Geraldine Webber’s waterfront home on Shaw Road in Portsmouth has been sold. That’s the latest development in what’s become known as the Goodwin-Webber case....
Town files for cleanup grant
Berwick is moving forward with plans to clean up the former Prime Tanning property in the center of downtown.
Town manager Patrick Venne says the...
Meeting scheduled for former frat redevelopment
The town is looking for feedback from residents about how to redevelop the former Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house at 66 Main St. A...
Making some noise
Striking New England FairPoint workers marked 50 days without a new contract by holding a rally in Market Square in Portsmouth on Dec. 5....
Building community
When Jonathan Blakeslee was living in Portland, Ore. in the late 1990s, he watched as Alberta Street transformed from a run-down, working-class neighborhood, with...
All together now
Inspired by the West End (see story on page 6), businesses on the south side of the Sagamore Creek Bridge in Portsmouth are also...
Speed limit increase set for Spaulding Turnpike
Drivers on the Spaulding Turnpike can now legally fill their need for a little more speed by the beginning of the new year. New...
Court rules Sanders Poynt open for public access
A Superior Court judge has ruled that the public can use Sanders Poynt to get to Rye Beach, according to the Associated Press. The...
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