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Printing of the Portsmouth Herald, Fosters Daily Democrat and Burlington Free Press will move to the Gannett-owned presses in March.

Joseph Emmanuel “Mel” Dutremble, 88, of Hampton, NH, formerly of Ipswich and Danvers, MA, passed away in the early hours of January 14, 2023, after...

December 7 was “Organization Day” for both the N.H. House of Representatives and the N.H. state Senate. Heres what happened.

Writer Shanta Lee Gander illustrates Prince’s importance as a poet and orator, and as one unafraid to fight for her rights.

A bear scare, a homeless encampment, a Paul Bunyan head and a Portsmouth neighborhood legal fight are just a few standout stories of 2021.

There are 21 cases of diagnosed coronavirus in Seabrook Middle School and 14 in the Elementary School

The Portsmouth Press gave its photo archive to the Athenaeum when it closed in 1993.

Portsmouth Herald HAMPTON — Pamela Smart has had a lot of time to think about the murder of her husband, Gregg, and the trial that resulted in her conviction and put her behind bars with no chance for parole.  She maintains to this day she is not the cold-blooded vixen portrayed in the movie “To Die For” or the Black Widow mastermind behind her husband’s death.   “I didn’t get a fair trial,” said Smart, 53, in a recent interview from the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for...

NORTH HAMPTON — The news hit hard this week: The Urban Farmhouse Eatery is closing, leaving the community without one of its favorite gathering spots for food and comfort. With a post on the restaurant’s Facebook page last week, owner Renee Locke explained that when she opened four and a half years ago, she hung a sign reading “Enter as strangers, leave as friends.” The sign would “shape who we became,” Locke wrote, making them grateful to be invited to be part of the lives of the ...