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PPMtv says it will close without more money from Portsmouth; seeks more of franchise fee
Portsmouth Public Media TV (PPMtv) is looking to the community — and the Portsmouth City Council — for a lifeline. If a 2009 agreement between the city of Portsmouth and PPMtv, regarding distribution of a Comcast Public Educational, and Government (PEG) Franchise Fee is not altered, the station will be forced to close its doors in as few as four months, according to Executive Director Chad Cordner. ...
Run for a cause: Connor’s Climb 5K & Family Walk set for Sept. 22
EXETER — Connor’s Climb Foundation is again taking to the streets to help increase mental health and suicide prevention education and awareness by hosting its 11th annual 5K & Family Walk. This race, held on Sunday, Sept. 22, during National Suicide Prevention Month, is the top fundraiser for the nonprofit to support its mission of providing suicide prevention education to the state of New Hampshire and its surrounding communities. Funds raised from this race go directly to...
Cheshire Fair to open Thursday
SWANZEY, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) — The Cheshire Fair, now in its 84th year, promises an action-packed long weekend of family-friendly entertainment, competitions, and live music. Running from Thursday, August 1, to Sunday, August 4, the fairgrounds on Route 12 in North Swanzey will come alive with activities for all ages.
Leone, McDonnell & Roberts Adds Four New Team Members
The Certified Public Accounting firm of Leone, McDonnell & Roberts, PA is pleased to welcome Lisa Soucy, Victoria Senter, Shannon Crowley, and Elisa Careggio. Lisa Soucy recently joined the administrative team in the Dover office. Bringing over 37 years of experience and a wealth of skills to the firm. Lisa’s extensive professional experience includes working as a Paralegal and Office Manager in law firms in Rhode Island and New Hampshire. Born and raised in Rhode Island, Lisa graduated with honors from Providence College and currently resides in Barrington, New Hampshire. Outside of the office, Lisa supports the Children's Brain Tumor Foundation, a cause close to her heart as the proud mother of a pediatric neurocytoma brain tumor survivor.
JetBlue Airways Announces Positive Q2 2024 Results
DALLAS — JetBlue Airways (B6) has reported significant year-over-year (YOY) improvements in operations, exceeding its second-quarter guidance, bringing positive momentum for the airline. Joanna Geraghty, the CEO of B6, attributed the positive shift to the airlines’ refocused strategy and looks forward to extending the yield through their comprehensive JetForward strategic framework.
Castle in the Clouds Supporters Fund Restoration Project
Moultonborough, NH – Castle in the Clouds raised more than $100,000 during its recent Havana Night Gala. The funds will be used to restore the Stone Garden Shed, part of the garden complex on the 110-year-old property. The 2024 Havana Night Gala featured the music of Claves & Blues,...
World’s Strongest Cigar Set to Ignite at New England Cigar Expo
Windham, NH – Prepare for an unprecedented experience in the world of cigars! On September 28, 2024, the New England Cigar Expo will witness the exclusive launch of the World’s. Strongest cigar. This limited-edition masterpiece promises to redefine the boundaries of cigar strength and craftsmanship, available first to...
Red Oak Offering New Smart Apartments for Renters in Manchester
Manchester, NH – Ronald Dupont, president of Red Oak Apartment Homes, announced that Aug. 1 is the official opening date for “Red Oak at 83 Hanover Street” in Manchester. The rental apartment community offers smart apartment amenities and connectivity and is located in the former Odd Fellows...
Portsmouth homeowners invited to learn about and apply for historic plaques
PORTSMOUTH — Portsmouth homeowners are being invited to apply for a historic plaque to place on their homes to identify a prominent owner and the date the house was built. Emma Stratton, executive director of Portsmouth Historical Society, spoke about the Portsmouth Plaque Program, as it prepares for its first event “How to Research Your Historic Property”Wednesday, July 31, from 5:30-6:30 p.m., at the Portsmouth Athenaeum at 9 Market Square. Stratton said, “The Plaque Program was initiated by Portsmouth...
United for Homeless cyclists riding 1 million miles to raise $100K for Cross Road
PORTSMOUTH — United for the Homeless members, Cross Roads House staff and cyclists from the community gathered at Cross Roads House at 600 Lafayette Road on Saturday, July 27, for a Cycling for Cross Roads House program. The event included Mayor Deaglan McEachern's reading of a proclamation, and remarks from Cross Roads House Executive Director Will Arvelo and United for the Homeless director Bob Bear. ...
Men’s Soccer Adds Mattéo Brossel
DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire men's soccer program has announced the signing of graduate student midfielder Mattéo Brossel (Toulon, France). "Mattéo is a versatile player who will pursue his MBA this coming year," said head coach Rich Weinrebe. "He has upwards of 60 games in France's 4th tier and will come in with experience, toughness and an unrelenting engine to add to the team. We are always looking for well-rounded individuals who want to maximize their experience at UNH, and we think we've found that in Mattéo."
Nearly one month since ban on camping in public areas was approved in Manchester
MANCHESTER, N.H. — It has been nearlya month since Manchester's Board of Mayor and Alderman approved a ban on all public camping in the city. Mayor Jay Ruais said that they have taken strides in addressing concerns over camping in the city. "Citations have been issued since the ruling...
Portland drug dealer sentenced to 7 years in prison
PORTLAND (WGME) -- A Portland man will spend seven years behind bars after he was caught on camera selling meth and fentanyl in two separate instances. A judge sentenced 39-year-old Tyler Campbell on Tuesday to seven years in prison followed by four years of supervised release for distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl and possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute. He was also ordered to forfeit $2,189 in drug proceeds found in his possession at the time of his arrest.
Former Gray finance director pleads guilty to $37K theft from Maine town
GRAY, Maine — The former finance director for Gray has paid more than $53,000 in restitution to the Maine town after pleading guilty to a theft charge. Town officials said Katy Jewell pled guilty to misdemeanor theft by unauthorized taking or transfer as part of a plea deal in the case in which she was accused of stealing more than $37,000.
York County real estate: 2 homes sell for near-record $8.4M as median price hits $553,700
YORK COUNTY, Maine — So far in 2024, there has not been a home sale in York County to top the record set last December when a Kennebunkport residence sold for $9 million, but two properties in York have come relatively close. According to Heather Leach, president of the York County Council of the Maine Association of Realtors, two single-family homes on Bayberry Lane and Peradventure Way in York sold for $8.4 million in April and June,...
Wood Island Museum: Dream off Kittery coast comes true. How you can visit.
KITTERY, Maine — In their heyday, the rugged surfmen of the U.S. Life-Saving Service were the stuff of legend. These “storm warriors,” so called by scribes of the era, would row out in wooden boats during the stormiest of seas to rescue mariners in peril. The starkness of their existence is reflected in the code by which they lived — “You have to go out, but you do not have to come back.” ...
Kathleen Turner celebrates 70 at Ogunquit Playhouse, calls being on stage 'the very best'
OGUNQUIT, Maine — Throughout her life and her career, Kathleen Turner has traveled the world and has given numerous memorable performances on both stage and screen. This summer, though, just weeks after turning 70, Turner is experiencing two firsts in her life: she has finally made it to Maine, and she is starring in her very first musical. ...
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