Ian Lenahan - Portsmouth Herald
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Charging documents accuse Tyler Anderson of sending threatening text messages in response to texts from presidential candidates’ campaigns between Nov. 22 and Dec. 8. -
A spokesperson for UNH confirmed the school is working with the graduate students as they enter the home stretch of unionization efforts. -
The six dozen-plus employees being laid off this winter were given 45 days notice last week. -
NH state police and the state Attorney General confirmed they are leading investigations into the attack against a Black man last week. -
The fictional book is written about a high school boy who was previously molested by a teacher and his ensuing trauma. -
The SAU 11 book reconsideration committee has already recommended keeping the book in place at the Dover High School library, as it is not required reading for students. -
The Portsmouth navy yard has long been one of the biggest employers in the seacoast of Maine and New Hampshire. -
Love locks appear on bridges and other structures around the world. -
The resolution says city resources "may not be used for the purpose of censoring library materials on the basis of political, partisan or ideological belief." -
The Black Heritage Trail’s Juneteenth festivities this year are running through June 19.
