Climate activist stumps for Sanders

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With a tight race expected in New Hampshire’s Democratic primary on Feb. 9, presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders continue to campaign heavily in...

Historic house burns down

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Fire erupted in a multi-unit home at 152 Portsmouth Ave. in New Castle on Saturday night, Jan. 23, destroying a historic house that was once...

Future sight, redux

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The Sound’s survey results are in On Jan. 6, The Sound published a survey asking readers to make predictions for 2016. We collected responses for...

Life of the primary

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Sen. Marco Rubio’s face was recently seen on the side of a bus barreling along Route 101. Fellow Sen. Ted Cruz made stops in Rochester...

Seacoast news in brief

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News from around the NH and southern Maine Seacoast Portsmouth PS21 hosts affordable housing workshops Interested in shaping the future of affordable housing in Portsmouth?...

Seacoast news in brief

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News from around the NH and southern Maine Seacoast. Somersworth Council approves women’s sober home The Hilltop City will be home to a new sober...

Great debate

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When New Hampshire’s 424 legislators return to Concord this week, they’ll be facing a slate of bills — 954, to be exact — on a...

Future sight

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A lot can change in a year, or even a few months, or a few days. Just think — a year ago, if we’d told...

Radical ideas

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“For a little town, there are a lot of people here today,” Sen. Bernie Sanders told a boisterous crowd of nearly 800 guests at the...

BREAKING: Dogs rescued

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Three dogs were rescued from a fire in a downtown Portsmouth residence on Thursday morning. According to Portsmouth Fire Chief Steven Achilles, the fire began at...

Rearview mirror

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Between blizzards, presidential candidate visits, and an ongoing opioid crisis, the Seacoast had a lot to talk about in 2015. Here’s a look back at...

Avalanche of support

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Hillary Clinton’s remarks to voters in Portsmouth were interrupted early on when an avalanche of snow slid off the roof of South Church, where she...

Hidden history

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Thousands of people packed into downtown Portsmouth this summer, toting a colorful assortment of flags, signs, and balloons for the city’s first LGBT Pride event....

Signs of the times

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Donald Trump brings families together. Sort of. The Republican presidential candidate was in Portsmouth on Thursday, Dec. 10, for a brief appearance at a meeting...

Covering costs

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Earlier this year, attorney Jerry Zelin, a Portsmouth resident and critic of the HarborCorp development project, filed a right-to-know request with the city and asked...

Hidden in plain sight

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When she was 19, Jasmine Marino was on a steady path. She was living in Massachusetts, working in a small salon, and going to community...

Turning up the volume

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A note from The Sound’s publisher, Matt Kanner If you look at the upper right corner of the front cover of this week’s paper, you’ll...

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Holiday events

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Evergreen Fair: Fifty select artists and craftspeople come together at the University of New Hampshire to celebrate the fine art of craft. Thursday, Dec. 3,...

Seacoast news in brief

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News from around the Seacoast Portsmouth Uber debate rolls into December City councilors have been discussing for nearly a year how to regulate the ride-sharing service...

Safe space

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It’s only been about four months since Haven, the new nonprofit that formed when A Safe Place and Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) merged, moved...

Seacoast news in brief

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The 2016 presidential race has been in full-swing for months, and now, a number of Seacoast candidates are looking ahead to high-profile state and federal...

Seacoast news in brief

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The state’s Department of Health and Human Services has begun accepting applications for its therapeutic cannabis program, almost three years after state legislators legalized medical...