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Construction of New Hampshire’s largest electrical solar array is getting underway in Kingston. Unitil, which serves customers in southeastern New Hampshire, is building the solar farm after getting approval from the Public Utilities Commission.
Christopher Parker has over 25 years of municipal experience having served in various capacities with the City of Dover since 1997, where he has focused on developing long-term goals and objectives for the City and overseeing the land use and development functions within the community development arena.
The city of Portsmouth will not be going ahead with an attempted purchase of the downtown McIntyre Federal Building.
Portsmouth resident Stefany Shaheen speaks with podcaster Roger Wood about her role on the President’s Council on Fitness and Nutrition, as well as her insight on police body cameras.
We will be hearing a lot more about community power in the weeks and months ahead. That’s because some 30 towns and cities in New Hampshire including Portsmouth are part of the future of electricity purchases for consumers.
Andrew Bagley is a first-term city councilor in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Among her many accolades and awards, Sylvia received the “NH Impact Award” from the NH Center for Nonprofits in April, 2021.
Resident Gerald Duffy told podcast producer Roger Wood that he would like to see something finally happen on the 2.1 acre piece of downtown real estate.
A New Hampshire non-profit group is making its fourth trip to Ukraine in less than a year. They are members of the Plymouth Rotary, and are already responsible for bringing items to 700 orphaned children.