Ian Lenahan - Portsmouth Herald
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The New Hampshire Department of Transportation has "restored the majority of parking along NH Route 1A in Rye, with the exception of six spots as requested by local law enforcement."
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The Rye selectboard says it will revisit its decision to cut 90 parking spaces along Ocean Boulevard that are prime beach parking spots.
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In April, a jury found former Portsmouth lawyer Justin Nadeau guilty on felony charges for stealing money from a former client who suffered from a traumatic brain injury.
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The U.S. Navy will build the new $500 million water storage tank near the former Portsmouth Naval Prison in Kittery, Maine.
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The Rye Selectboard is hearing a lot of complaints about its decision to cut about 90 beach parking spaces.
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The Rye Select Board recently voted to update its parking ordinances, which means about 90 fewer beach parking spaces along Ocean Boulevard (Route 1A) and vicinity this summer.
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Newington voters approved a tax increment financing district during a special town meeting May 30, 2026 to fund $9 millioh in infrastucture improvements related to redeveloping the former Mall and Fox Run. The developer has already announced a Costco Wholesale will anchor the project, called Seacoast Landing.
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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.