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Reply May 4, 2021 DISCLAIMER: The following content wasn't created by, but is being shared by the Chamber Collaborative on behalf of a member. Subscribe PORTSMOUTH—JSA Inc. received the 2021 Rick and Duffy Monahon Merit Award for Design Excellence in Architectural Restoration and Preservation from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) New Hampshire for the firm's work on Carey Cottage at Creek Farm, a historic property in Portsmouth. Carey Cottage was one of 12 projects honored by AIANH's Excellence in Architecture Awards program this year; winners were judged by a jury of architects f...

Ben VanCamp will begin his new position at the Chamber Collaborative of Portsmouth May 31.

Back and Better Than Before: Hit the Decks Returns as a Five-day Celebration Five days of fun to kick off the summer season April 28, 2021 Enjoy some well-deserved time out shopping, eating, drinking and supporting your favorite businesses and attractions during the 2021 “Hit the Decks” celebration. Portsmouth’s annual event will be extra special this year, after being canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. “Come out to play! It’s about sunshine filled days and warm nights outside. It’s about the restaurants, shops, hotels, activities and attractions that are welcoming you to kick ...

Board Chairman Dexter Legg called the proposed project at 93 Pleasant St. by developer Mark McNabb “terrific.” “I’m really excited about it, I think we all are,” Legg said. He also referenced a comment that Gov. Chris Sununu made recently during a State of the State address to the Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth. “I’ll paraphrase him: ‘You can’t say you support business if you don’t support affordable housing’ and this is so necessary for Portsmouth and for the workers who work in Portsmouth,” Legg said during Thursday night’s Planning Board Zoom video c...

PORTSMOUTH — To avoid potential confusion with a new suicide hotline number, Granite Staters will have to start using the 603 area code for all their telephone calls. That will change on Oct. 25 in New Hampshire. Why? The new National Suicide Prevention Lifeline will be 988. And 988 is an exchange in Portsmouth. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) last summer designated 988 as the national three-digit number for people in crisis of potentially harming and killing themselves. At issue is the fact that residents and businesses in Portsmouth have telephone numbers beginning with 988, a...