"Fall Foliage, Dover" by Carolyn Abell Hodges, an entry in PortsmouthNH.com's Fall 2009 Photo Contest. The contest winners, as judged by Seacoast photographer Peter Randall, will receive gift certificates ($50, $25, $25, respectively) good for fine dining at the Cafe Mediterraneo in Portsmouth.
your images for the fall contest. More photos and contest rules
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Latest Blogs
Uncommonly Inviting
Eryn EpiCurious.
" Restaurant week always holds a place in my heart. Loaded with risk-taking selections of recipes by chefs wrapped in a 3-course prix fixe menu, offering exceptional service, dinners with low li ..." continue
Those Darn Nails
The Young Curmudgeon.
" Perhaps you’ve read about one of President Obama’s first big trade policy moves: He recently imposed a tariff on Chinese tire makers. Why? He wanted to help America’s tir ..." continue
Gluten - who?
Eryn EpiCurious.
"Okay, we?ve all heard that eating gluten-free is the way to go, but can we give up that yummy bread? You don?t have to if you?re eating at Anello?s Cafe.Another of my favorite ?hole in the wall? plac ..." continue
Naan. Its What's for Dinner.
Nancy Pearson.
"Can we celebrate that fact that even in New Hampshire, we can get pre-packaged Indian food that is actually good? You may have noticed this bread in the bakery section of your market. Naan ..." continue
Fyi
 New Restaurant. The Common Man, which opened in Portsmouth in August, has been added to the PortsmouthNH.com dining guide. The Common Man, established in Ashland, N.H. in 1971, serves American cuisine with a regional flair. Click here
The Seacoast. Where does the Seacoast begin and end? Does it include New Durham? Rochester? Newburyport? Ogunquit? PortsmouthNH.com's definition is the area we cover. See a full description in the forum.
Community Web Pages
Visit the PortsmouthNH.com community page featuring social networking, blogs and a discussion forum. Facebook users can register with their Facebook login.
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Harbor Cam
PortsmouthNH.com's Harbor Cam overlooks the tugs and Piscataqua River in Portsmouth Harbor.
John Paul Jones House, Portsmouth NH. Revolutionary War hero John Paul Jones stayed at the home at Court and Middle streets in Portsmouth in 1777 while his ship "The Ranger" was being built. Today the house is a museum focusing on Jones' life and the Revolutionary War.
Featured Site
Save Our Bridges
An ad hoc coalition of Seacoast citizens, non-profits and businesses has created a web site to stir up support for two Portsmouth-Kittery bridges -- the Memorial and Sarah Mildred Long -- that conceivably could be closed to foot, bicycle and vehicular traffic within the next several years. The groups says the two bridges "are critical to sustaining economic growth and quality of life in the towns of Portsmouth, Eliot and Kittery, encouraging local commerce as well as pedestrian and bicycle transportation."
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