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Waste not
When Alex Freid was a student at the University of New Hampshire, he noticed dumpsters overflowing with perfectly good furniture and other staples of...
Here to stay
Permaculture is a growing way of life in the Seacoast
by Larry Clow, photos and artwork by Alyssa Grenning
People like to ask Leslie Stevens how...
Anchors aweigh
Ready the raiding party! Cast the landlubbers off the port bow! Portsmouth is ripe for the plundering! The annual Sail Portsmouth festival celebrates 25...
Dive in
photos by Shelby deBruyn
In the summer, traffic is at a standstill, the ice cream flows like water, and tourists are packed into every corner...
New growth
When Jill Nooney began working on what would become Bedrock Gardens some 30 years ago, she intended it to be her own private sanctuary....
Seven deadly summer dangers
What is the function of newspapers? To inform, sure, but also to cause mass hysteria with sensational stories of dubious veracity. Remember Y2K? Total goldmine....
Bee positive
and food on our plates
Amy Antonucci loves her honeybees. Standing in the apiary — the technical term for a place where honeybees are kept...
Hit the trails
In northern New England, we like to walk in the woods. There are more than 4,000 miles of hiking trails in New Hampshire, plus...
Skate or die
It’s a weeknight in mid-May, and the women of Seacoast Roller Derby (SRD) are gathered for one of their three weekly practice sessions at...
Racing to the bar
A place called Fat Belly’s isn’t a likely starting point for cardiovascular adventures, but that’s exactly where Six03 Endurance starts their weekly pub runs...
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