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Where can Portsmouth build workforce housing? Residents speak up. Leaders vow to study it.
"Great benefit" is seen to more analysis as Portsmouth leaders continue to hear from residents raising opposition and concerns. Here's what people are saying. → Read More
CLF asks EPA to regulate stormwater runoff into Great Bay. Dover and Portsmouth object.
A new effort by the Conservation Law Foundation could mean additional costs for area businesses, including shopping centers. → Read More
Despite protests, Portsmouth HDC OKs plan to dismantle and reconstruct historic stone wall
The Historic District Commission voted to allow developer Mark McNabb to dismantle an historic stone wall and reconstruct it after he completes the redevelopment of the Treadwell-Jenness mansion. → Read More
Black Heritage Trail seeks to honor Ona Marie Judge Staines with mural
Ona Marie Judge Staines was born enslaved to Martha Washington. She eventually escaped and lived her remaining life free in New Hampshire. → Read More
Portsmouth details Commercial Alley, Market Street work; heavy impact through Memorial Day
Utility work under and around Commercial Alley and Market Street will begin sometime in April and continue through Memorial Day at the latest, according to City Manager Karen Conard. → Read More
Portsmouth hires consultants to work on McIntyre financials and application to NPS
RKG Associates, Inc. is tasked with analyzing the rate of return for Redgate/Kane, the city's development partner. → Read More
Portsmouth Community Power hopes to save you money on electric bills: How it will work
Portsmouth residents can expect to see notices about 30 days before the program starts. → Read More
Portsmouth mayor sees no need to ban campers, says city should address 'housing scarcity'
Some Portsmouth residents have urged the city to stop campers from hurting their quality of life. Police and mayor say there haven't been problems. → Read More
Portsmouth car break-ins come as owners skate at Strawbery Banke rink: What to know
Police say the crimes match the way the Felony Lane Gang operates and offer tips to stay safe. Women are often targeted. → Read More
Portsmouth car break-ins come as owners skate at Strawbery Banke rink: What to know
Police say the crimes match the way the Felony Lane Gang operates and offer tips to stay safe. Women are often targeted. → Read More
Portsmouth slows bid to ban campers after learning a Fire Dept. employee is one of them
Portsmouth leaders step back after discussing all campers aren't "advantaged van life people" as some live in vehicles due to high cost of housing. → Read More
Portsmouth meeting with GSA about McIntyre redevelopment plan
The city has agreed to complete a series of “primary tasks” and “deliverables” for the GSA. → Read More
Million Air granted extension for Pease fuel farm proposal, amid opposition
The proposed Million Air building footprint is 21,240 square feet with a total of 25,000 square feet for the entire development, according to a project memo and site plan submitted to the PDA by Hoyl… → Read More
Why a Banfield Road property owner is suing Portsmouth over 'contamination' of the site
“Nevertheless, those defendants and their realtor represented that any contamination at the property had been completely remediated,” the suit states. → Read More
Portsmouth waterfront redevelopment gets long-awaited approval: What to know
The city’s North End has been the epicenter of recent major development in Portsmouth, especially along North Mill Pond. Here are details. → Read More
Portsmouth Mayor McEachern shares his top priorities for 2023. Housing is No. 1.
Mayor Deaglan McEachern hopes the City Council can bring below market rate housing to what is now the Robert J. Lister Academy. → Read More
Free downtown holiday parking begins Dec. 17 in Portsmouth
The three-hour time limit at on-street parking meters will still be enforced in order to provide turnover at the meters. → Read More
What to expect from Seacoast economy in 2023. Our panel of experts weighs in.
Rising inflation rates and rising energy and electricity costs have everyone wondering if the country will experience a recession next year. → Read More
Portsmouth recovery group seeks funding to extend its mission
A group, formed in 2019 to address “what was clearly becoming a crisis in dealing with” opioid addiction, is now pushing for Greater Portsmouth to become a “recovery ready community.” → Read More
Portsmouth debates free parking for holidays, and whether to tell out-of-towners about it
It was suggested visitors from outside Portsmouth don't necessarily have to be informed. → Read More