Ready or not, holiday season and winter draw nigh. Several events coming up this weekend will help get you in the spirit. Here are some highlights.
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Port Watch: Week of Nov. 18
Three tankers are expected over three days beginning Tuesday morning in Portsmouth Harbor. Here are the details.
Top five things to do: Nov. 15-17
Cold has settled upon the Seacoast, but don’t let that keep you in for the weekend. There’s lots of great music, art, and theater to enjoy out there.
Port Watch: Week of Nov. 11
It's shaping up to be a cold but busy week in Portsmouth Harbor, starting with the arrival of a cable ship on Tuesday morning. Here's what we know so far.
Top five things to do: Nov. 8-10
The fall edition of Restaurant Week Portsmouth is now underway, meaning for the next 10 days more than 40 restaurants will be offering special three-course...
Two reasons to vote on Tuesday
Municipal elections take place Tuesday, Nov. 5, in Portsmouth, Dover, Somersworth, Rochester, and other cities around the state. At that time, voters will elect new...
2019 Portsmouth City Council Voter’s Guide
A total of 20 candidates are running for nine seats on the Portsmouth City Council this year. It's time for voters to get informed.
Port Watch: Week of Nov. 4
A big bulk carrier arrived Sunday with a shipment of salt, kicking off a fairly busy week at the Port of New Hampshire. Here are the details.
Top five things to do: Nov. 1-3
A rainy Halloween makes way for what should be a pleasant weekend with plenty to do on the Seacoast. Here are some highlights. ‘More or...
Port Watch: Week of Oct. 28
A tug and barge arrive tonight, but after that all’s quiet this week at the Port of New Hampshire. Here are the details.
Leaving on a high note
Ben Anderson reflects on his time with the Prescott Park Arts Festival and discusses his abrupt resignation after 12 years as president.
Top five things to do: Oct. 25-27
The final weekend before Halloween features loads of live music, celebration, and horror. Here are some of the highlights.
Port Watch: Week of Oct. 21
Ships are coming and going from Portsmouth Harbor over the next two days, while activity slows later in the week. Here are the details.
Top five things to do: Oct. 18-20
Another October weekend brings loads of great film, art, theater, and music to the Seacoast. Here are some of the highlights.
Open Doors: KK Gregory Greer
In the latest installment of Open Doors, photojournalist Anna Solo visits the Rollinsford mill space where Wristies are made.
Port Watch: Week of Oct. 14
The bulk carrier Gladiator is inbound on Tuesday afternoon, and at least one other vessel is expected in port later this week. Here are the details.
Top five things to do: Oct. 11-13
Autumn is arguably the best time to be on the Seacoast, as evidenced by a weekend full of music, theater, literature, beer, and chili.
Candidate Survey: Stephen Barndollar
For information on polling hours, voting locations, voter registration, and more, contact the city clerk’s office. Name: Stephen Barndollar Age: 78 Occupation: Retired/Former president of Seatrade...
Port Watch: Week of Oct. 7
Shipping activity at the Port of New Hampshire should be picking up as winter approaches. For now, there are a couple of ships expected this week.
Top five things to do: Oct. 4-6
This weekend features the start of Elvis Room 20, the kickoff of Halloween season, Apple Harvest Day, a beer and chili festival, Art ’Round Town, and more.
Candidate Survey: Derek Nadeau
Portsmouth City Council candidate Derek Nadeau answers questions on local issues in advance of the November 2019 election.
Candidate Survey: Tristan Law
Portsmouth City Council candidate Tristan Law answers questions on local issues in advance of the November 2019 election.
Candidate Survey: Tyler Goodwin
Portsmouth City Council candidate Tyler Goodwin answers questions on local issues in advance of the November 2019 election.
Candidate Survey: Esther Kennedy
Portsmouth City Council candidate Esther Kennedy answers questions on local issues in advance of the November 2019 election.
Candidate Survey: Petra Huda
Portsmouth City Council candidate Petra Huda answers questions on local issues in advance of the November 2019 election.
