Ian Lenahan - Portsmouth Herald
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During the federal government shutdown, the overwhelming majority of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard workforce is exempted from the furlough, leaving most of the 7,700-plus workforce at the navy yard no choice but to work without pay.
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The $4.2 million sale of a five-bedroom, nine-bathroom Rye residence led 25 houses that sold for at least $1 million, a new September record. Home inventory on the New Hampshire Seacoast is at a five-year high.
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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, based in Kittery, Maine, employs thousands of civilians who live in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts.
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The University of New Hampshire is cutting 36 positions, in addition to cutbacks earlier this year, in response to a $17.5 million state budget reduction.
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Aaron Goodwin, a former police officer in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, his brother Kevin Goodwin and sister-in-law Shannon Goodwin were all cleared of the state’s accusations July 2 by Judge Andrew Schulman.
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Per Trump White House cuts, the University of New Hampshire stands to lose an estimated $17.5 million in the next five years, according to UNH President Elizabeth Chilton.
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The Piscataqua River Bridge on Interstate 95, the Sarah Mildred Long Bridge and the Memorial Bridge, all within a several thousand feet of each other, are jointly owned and managed by the New Hampshire Department of Transportation and the Maine Department of Transportation.
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Area mental health leaders will also advocate for suicide barriers to be installed on the three bridges connecting New Hampshire and Maine.
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Possible upgrades to Rye Harbor are being studied by Tighe & Bond, a contractor hired by the Pease Development Authority, following a previous idea to remove the shack businesses at the site.
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If the legislators’ proposed reduction holds, the USNH would be receiving $28.8 million less annually in the coming two years.