Deb Cram

Portsmouth

Director of Photo and Multimedia at Seacoast Online

photo staff at seacoast media group, portsmouth,nh

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Articles

Seacoast youth rowers headed to national championships: Why they love sport

2 weeks ago | seacoastonline.com | Deb Cram

Thirteen local teen rowers from Great Bay Rowing have qualified for the USRowing Youth National Championships to be held June 11-15 in Sarasota, Florida. Normally invitations to the national championships are won at the USRowing Northeast Regional Youth Championship regatta in Lowell, which draws over 1,800 athletes from 50-plus teams across New England. But this year’s regatta was canceled due to exceptionally strong current on the Merrimack brought on by weeks of rain.
Great Bay Rowing

2 weeks ago | seacoastonline.com | Deb Cram

Thirteen local teen rowers from Great Bay Rowing have qualified for the USRowing Youth National Championship to be held on June 11-15 in Sarasota, Florida. They gather for a photo before practice on June 3, 2025. Deb CramHannah Bogle of Durham, left, and Annabelle Getchell of South Berwick do stretches with their Great Bay Rowing team before they hit the water for practice June 3, 2025.
Historic home in York sold

1 month ago | seacoastonline.com | Deb Cram

York Town Manager Peter Joseph, left, Realtor Lianne LaBonte Cronin, and Selectboard Chair Todd Frederick tour the historic Barrell Homestead, which is being sold by the town. Deb CramRealtor Lianne LaBonte Cronin, York Town Manager Peter Joseph, and Selectboard Chair Todd Frederick tour the historic Barrell HomesteadDeb CramThe Barrell Homestead in York was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.
Ogunquit gets ready for summer 2025

1 month ago | seacoastonline.com | Deb Cram

Visitors stroll through Ogunquit and its picturesque Perkins Cove on May 14, 2025, ahead of the bustling summer season. Deb CramVisitors stroll through Ogunquit and its picturesque Perkins Cove on May 14, 2025, ahead of the bustling summer season. Deb CramPeople walk around Ogunquit's town, beach and quaint Perkin's Cover May 14, 2025 before the summer season begins. Deb CramVisitors stroll through Ogunquit and its picturesque Perkins Cove on May 14, 2025, ahead of the bustling summer season.
Furber Memorial Chapel at Forest Glade Cemetery in Somersworth

1 month ago | fosters.com | Deb Cram

Somersworth is receiving a land grant for restoration work on the Furber Memorial Chapel in Forest Glade Cemetery, seen May 20, 2025. Deb Cram/Foster's Daily DemocratSomersworth is receiving a land grant for restoration work on the Furber Memorial Chapel in Forest Glade Cemetery, seen May 20, 2025. Deb Cram/Foster's Daily DemocratSomersworth is receiving a land grant for restoration work on the Furber Memorial Chapel in Forest Glade Cemetery, seen May 20, 2025.
York Beach readies for summer 2025

1 month ago | seacoastonline.com | Deb Cram

Johnny's Candy Corner owner Johnny Biagioni behind the counter at his popular York shop. Deb CramThe Hartley Mason Park is a large 4-acre seaside park with breathtaking views of the ocean and York Harbor Beach. Deb CramBeachgoers soak up the sun at York’s beaches on May 14, 2025, as the summer season quickly approaches. Deb CramBeachgoers soak up the sun at York’s beaches on May 14, 2025, as the summer season quickly approaches.
Dover Community Trail tour in photos

1 month ago | fosters.com | Deb Cram

Dover Police officers Lt. Alex Mitrushi, left, and Jonathan Palmer walk the Dover Community Trail and enjoy interacting with the public they meet a long the way. Deb CramDover police officers Lt. Alex Mitrushi, left, and Jonathan Palmer walk through a tunnel on the Dover Community Trail. Deb Cram/Foster's Daily DemocratDover police officers Jonathan Palmer, left, and Lt. Alex Mitrushi, walk the Dover Community Trail starting at the entrance near the railroad station.
WWII veteran John Robinson, 102, helped target Japanese artillery in Battle of Iwo Jima

1 month ago | seacoastonline.com | Deb Cram

102-year-old WWII veteran John Robinson, the last surviving member of his unit, recounted his experiences at the Battle of Iwo Jima. Robinson's team used sound ranging technology to locate hidden Japanese artillery during the battle. The battle, lasting over a month, resulted in heavy casualties for the American forces. Robinson described the challenging conditions on the island, including thick volcanic ash and hidden enemy tunnels.
WWII veteran John Robinson, 102, helped target Japanese artillery in Battle of Iwo Jima

1 month ago | fosters.com | Deb Cram

102-year-old WWII veteran John Robinson, the last surviving member of his unit, recounted his experiences at the Battle of Iwo Jima. Robinson's team used sound ranging technology to locate hidden Japanese artillery during the battle. The battle, lasting over a month, resulted in heavy casualties for the American forces. Robinson described the challenging conditions on the island, including thick volcanic ash and hidden enemy tunnels.
Protesters in Portsmouth's Market Square join national May Day rallies

1 month ago | fosters.com | Deb Cram

PORTSMOUTH — Three generations stood on Congress Street in Portsmouth holding signs alongside hundreds of others as part of a May Day Protest on May 1, 2025. Karen Metieier of Somersworth says, “We are out here to support democracy, and this is not my first protest, but this is their first protest.”Her daughter, Kristen Garneau of Lee, said many issues concern her, including immigration, deportation and misinformation about autism.