Ian Lenahan - Portsmouth Herald
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The University System of New Hampshire's board of trustees will finalize the 2026-2027 tuition rates for UNH, Keene State College, and Plymouth State University in June.
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Four Rye residents have filed a lawsuit in hopes of forcing the town to reopen the Goss Farm barn to a colony of barn swallows.
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The University of New Hampshire in Durham announced that its first-year student undegraduate enrollment increased 4% year over year.
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The University of New Hampshire project will create the "Edge Innovation District," including research, office, and living space, near Main Street and Mast Road, just off Route 4 in Durham on the western edge of the UNH campus.
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In Rye, New Hampshire, a study authorized by the Rye Conservation Commission suggests closing nearly a third of public trails in town to protect wildlife, vernal pools and habitats. The study follows a commission decision to close a community barn to barn swallows this spring, which has caused a controversy in this Seacoast town.
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The Interstate 95 median barrier and guardrail work will be ongoing between North Hampton and Portsmouth through September, according to the New Hampshire Department of Transportation.
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Costco, the membership-only big-box wharehouse retail club, could be part of a new development in Newington, New Hampshire, at the site of the former Fox Run Mall. Costco had a nearby location in Portsmouth, NH, in the mid-1990s. Its only other New Hampshire location is in Nashua.
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Additional safety measures are recommended for the I-95 bridge that spans the Piscataqua River between Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and Kittery, Maine, to try to prevent suicides from the high-level bridge.
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Justin Nadeau, a disbarred lawyer from Portsmouth, ran for the New Hampshire Democratic Party's nomination for Congress in the 1st District in 2004.
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Twenty-five single-family homes in the New Hampshire Seacoast sold for at least $1 million, according to the Seacoast Board of Realtors.