In the latest installment of Open Doors, photojournalist Anna Solo visits the Rollinsford mill space where Wristies are made.
Author: Matt Kanner
Open Doors: Megan Wilmot
Photojournalist Anna Solo visits the communal living space of 22-year-old Megan Wilmot, a recent tranplant from New York City.
Open Doors: Meredith Mineo
Mornings come early for Meredith Mineo — at 6 a.m., to be exact. Several months ago, she traded in a New York City lifestyle for...
Open Doors: Michael Lohmeier
A peek inside the magical workspace of Portsmouth resident Michael Lohmeier, a local magician, graphic designer, and writer.
Open Doors: Raven Redfeather
Editor’s note: Open Doors is a series in which photojournalist Anna Solo visits the homes and workspaces of fascinating Seacoast people. Raven Marie Redfeather says...
Open Doors: The Clip Joint
Walking down Daniel Street in downtown Portsmouth, most locals will recognize The Clip Joint. The entirely woman-operated barber shop has been a staple of the...
Paige Trace
Portsmouth’s municipal election is Tuesday, Nov. 2. Below, incumbent City Councilor Paige Trace responds to PortsmouthNH.com’s candidate questionnaire.
Parma Music Festival takes shape
It’s still nearly two months away, but the Parma Music Festival continues to announce local and national acts for its three-day contemporary music event in...
Party like it’s 1979
If you’re feeling nostalgic for the bell-bottom pants, platform shoes, and disco clubs of the 1970s (or if you missed the ’70s entirely because you...
Pete Buttigieg in Rye
Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg was in Rye on the morning of Friday, July 12, to address a gathering of voters. Buttigieg, the Democratic mayor of...
Peter A. Whelan
Portsmouth’s municipal election is Tuesday, Nov. 2. Below, incumbent City Councilor Peter Whelan responds to PortsmouthNH.com’s candidate questionnaire.
Petra Huda
Portsmouth’s municipal election is Tuesday, Nov. 2. Below, incumbent City Councilor Petra Huda responds to PortsmouthNH.com’s candidate questionnaire.
Photo contest winners
The Sound’s sister site, PortsmouthNH.com, announced the winners of its Fall Photo Contest this morning, awarding three striking images that capture outdoor scenes on the...
Photo contest: winter winners
The Sound’s sister site, PortsmouthNH.com, has announced the winners of its Winter Photo Contest. Two of the images capture tranquil sunset scenes, while the other shows an intrepid surfer braving harsh winter conditions.
Port Watch: Long Bridge lift span float-in
There will be no ships entering or leaving the Port of New Hampshire for the next 10 days, as the Piscataqua River channel will be...
Port Watch: May 17
DECISIVE Type of ship: cable layer Expected arrival: in port, departing May 21 Flag: Marshall Islands Cargo: cable Deadweight: 10,077 tons Length x breadth: 140...
Port Watch: Week of April 1
Several vessels will be coming and going from the Port of New Hampshire this week. Get the details in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of April 10
The Palanca Luanda is scheduled to arrive in port around midnight, and the Tamar sets sail shortly thereafter. A couple of other ships are due on Wednesday. Get the details in Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of April 12
A busy weekend has transitioned into a relatively slow week at the Port of New Hampshire. Here are the details.
Port Watch: Week of April 13
Another busy week at the Port of New Hampshire kicks off Monday with the sailing of a bulk carrier. Several new arrivals follow in the days ahead. Here are the details.
Port Watch: Week of April 15
A cable ship arrived in Portsmouth Harbor Monday morning and another is expected in the afternoon. At least one other vessel will follow later in the week.
Port Watch: Week of April 16
The tanker Noreaster came and left over the weekend, and a tug and barge arrived yesterday. All’s quiet on this rainy Patriots’ Day, but another ship is expected later in the week. Learn more in the latest installment of Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of April 17
The tanker Torm Saone arrived this morning and sets sail tonight, when the tanker Palanca Luanda takes its place. Get the details on these and other ships in this week's installment of Port Watch.
Port Watch: Week of April 18
A gypsum shipment arrives Monday afternoon, and a pair of cable ships will swap places later in the week. Here are the details.
Port Watch: Week of April 19
A pair of cable ships will trade places at the Subcom terminal on Tuesday, and a tanker is expected later in the week.