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New youth rec center opens in Portsmouth with focus on combating gun violence - Vimarsana News

New youth rec center opens in Portsmouth with focus on combating gun violence

PORTSMOUTH — As someone who grew up exposed to the violence that sometimes comes to Portsmouth’s public housing communities, Eugene Swinson understands the power negative influences can have on young people. Swinson once spent his time dealing drugs and modeling some of the same violent behavior he witnessed as a child. But he now uses his experience to empower Portsmouth’s most vulnerable ...

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New youth rec center opens in Portsmouth with focus on combating gun violence - Vimarsana News

New youth rec center opens in Portsmouth with focus on combating gun violence

The Little Homies Youth Enrichment and Recreation Center on Elliott Avenue is a new facility intended to serve Portsmouth youth of all ages, providing them with educational and leisure opportunities in a safe space.

Inside Business annual Power List 2023: 60 power players - Vimarsana News

Inside Business annual Power List 2023: 60 power players

Inside Business listed 60 power players from various backgrounds and sectors for this year's Power List.

Inside Business annual Power List 2023: 60 power players - Vimarsana News

Inside Business annual Power List 2023: 60 power players

Inside Business listed 60 power players from various backgrounds and sectors for this year's Power List.

Portsmouth adopts $846 million budget with mix of tax cuts, fee increases for residents - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth adopts $846 million budget with mix of tax cuts, fee increases for residents

The approved budget, which begins July 1, is more than $10 million higher than the original budget proposed in March. It includes nearly $300 million in spending and nearly $78 million for the first year of the 2024-28 capital improvement program.