See the latest announcement from the Portsmouth Public Library.
Heeter: Teaching high school is and always has been - fun, interesting, educational, and challenging. But this is my final year.
Social Security Administration
This is the perfect opportunity to dig into your personal history and tell your family’s story on April 21.
The Portsmouth Public Library will show the film on April 25.
The Port City is not a community living in the path of totality. But we won't miss out on the celestial sensation either.
Seacoast communities are living in the path of totality. But we won't miss out on the celestial sensation either.
The library has eclipse glasses to distribute to library cardholders and those who can prove Portsmouth residency.
The talk will be held March 23.
John Swedberg joined Meredith Village Savings Bank as a commercial loan officer in 1999 and climbed the ranks quickly.
Close to the Edge: Policing and Criminal Justice in New Hampshire on Feb. 25.
Learn the true story of the eastern coyote on Feb. 28 and how it lives among us but is rarely seen.
In the Levenson Room of the Portsmouth Public Library on Feb. 22.
The baby girl, named Blayke, was born at 5:44 a.m. on Jan. 1.
The images on the sculpture all connect to Portsmouth’s maritime history, from an Indigenous Peoples’ canoe to the Albacore submarine.
Heeter: As we count down to the end of 2023, I muse joyfully on the last 11 months — looking back on a year that had highs, downs, and lows.
Heeter: I muse joyfully on the best costume I spotted in Newmarket: A ghost made out of a pillowcase.
Portsmouth NH Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize these unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
The story of Portsmouth's own Betty and Barney Hill isn't just a piece of alien folklore; it's a "microcosm of 1960s America," a book says.
Join the Portsmouth Public Library Join us for an evening of haunted stories of the New Hampshire Seacoast told by Roxie Zwicker.