A new conversation

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The opening of Portsmouth’s African Burying Ground memorial on May 23 was the culmination of a decade-long community project. Savannah, Ga.-based artist Jerome Meadows joined...

No Longer Forgotten

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Kathy Wheeler wasn’t surprised to hear her phone ring on the morning of Oct. 7, 2003. She knew construction crews were working on a sewer...

At the Statehouse

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In the N.H. Senate, budget writers are finalizing their version of the state’s two-year budget. The Senate Finance Committee met three times in the last...

Calls for Guinta to step down

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Last week, the Federal Elections Commission ruled that U.S. Rep. Frank Guinta illegally accepted $355,000 in donations from his parents during his 2010 campaign for...

FairPoint announces layoffs

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On May 15, FairPoint Communications announced it will lay off 219 employees in northern New England. The layoffs come just three months after the communications...

Public hearing on budget

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Portsmouth residents can offer feedback on the city’s proposed $101.4 million 2016 budget at a public hearing scheduled for Wednesday, May 20 at 6:30 p.m....

Dover preserves early records

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If you’re wondering what was happening in Dover between 1657 and 1807, the city clerk’s office may be able to help you out. City records...

Promises to keep

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Saying “yes” helped make Durham native Meredith Bennett a producer on “The Colbert Report” and a co-executive producer on the upcoming “Late Show with Stephen...

A chance of sun

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Look out the window of teacher Kimberly McGlinchey’s science classroom at Portsmouth High School and you’ll see 52 solar panels stretched out on the flat,...

On the trail

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It’s early on a Saturday morning at the First Unitarian Universalist Society in Exeter, and would-be presidential candidate Jefferson Lincoln is making a campaign stop....

Parking pass

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After more than a decade of debate, Portsmouth is getting a new parking garage. City councilors unanimously voted in favor of bonding $23.2 million for...

Searching for spaces

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Portsmouth has changed a lot since the 1990s, but one thing hasn’t changed: a city-wide debate over where to construct a second parking garage. Various...

Sharing stories

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With each introduction, the extent of the heroin epidemic plaguing the region came into greater focus. In the first row was a woman whose daughter...

Call to Artists

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A new creative collaboration between The Sound newspaper and the Prescott Park Arts Festival aims to put the press in Prescott Park. The two Portsmouth-based...

A better balance

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Every month, Portsmouth and the Seacoast seem to wind up on a list of top travel destinations. You’ve probably seen the lists and articles plastered...

At the Statehouse

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House budget writers sent their version of the biennium budget to the Senate at the beginning of this month. Revenue projections for the biennium are...

Sea-3 hearing scheduled

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The state’s Site Evaluation Committee will hold a public hearing on May 7 about Sea-3 Inc.’s plan to expand its liquid propane operation at its...

Crosswalk work begins

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Traffic on Hanover Street in downtown Portsmouth will be redirected for three weeks as Portwalk Place construction crews work on a new crosswalk between the...