Olivia Richardson | New Hampshire Public Radio As rents continue to rise in New Hampshire, a new law aims to cut the additional costs – for background checks, application fees and more – that make life even more expensive for prospective renters. The new law requires landlords to justify any fees they charge over and […]
Local rental prices remain high in an active market, even though the cost of two-bedroom apartments in several coastal and Strafford County communities lagged behind other communities in the Granite State last year, according to a new report from the New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority. According to a new study by the organization, Dover, Portsmouth […]
ROCHESTER — For more than 40 years, neighbors in need of food assistance turned to Gerry’s Food Pantry, now part of the Share Fund. What began as a one-man operation helping a few dozen families has grown into a well-organized operation that serves more than 750 families each month. Recent visitors to Gerry’s Food Pantry […]
PORTSMOUTH – A group of Connors Cottage residents have presented a petition to City Council opposing recent plans to renovate and expand the city’s police station. Connors Cottage is a Portsmouth Housing Authority building for residents aged 62 and over and is located on the municipal City Hall campus near the existing police station. Eighteen […]
RYE – The sale of a Rye home, complete with heated pool and multi-purpose sports court, for $3.69 million topped the coastal single-family home sales list in July. The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home at 229 Wallis Road was the most expensive of 80 single-family homes sold, according to the Seacoast Board of Realtors. The home was […]
HAMPTON – The Harris Sea Ranch is for sale after decades of serving as one of the beach’s staple motels. Sea Ranch, founded by Ralph Harris and long run by the Houle family, was listed for sale without an asking price. Commercial broker Christopher Brown said the property was “unappraised” but the listing indicated the […]
NEWMARKET – Sisters Deanna Raymond and Amanda Loureiro have opened Black Crow Collective in downtown Newmarket, a store dedicated to their late mother. The shop, located at 165 Main Street, offers a curated selection of vintage clothing and antique furniture and serves as a center for creative workshops. The 63 square meters across from Johnny […]
