Ian Lenahan
Journalist at Freelance
Features and Investigative Reporter at Seacoast Online
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1 day ago |
seacoastonline.com | Ian Lenahan
KITTERY, Maine — A man considering jumping off the Piscataqua River Bridge June 6 was safely talked down by a Kittery police officer, moments after the same man was involved in a car crash on the Interstate 95 span, according to police. Local and state authorities were called to the high-level bridge just prior to 9:15 a.m. to respond to a two-car collision, then received a call regarding the man who appeared to be suicidal, straddling the bridge railing.
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1 day ago |
fosters.com | Ian Lenahan
Nearly 43% of single-family homes sold in the Seacoast area in May were priced at or above $1 million. The median sale price for single-family homes reached a seven-month high of $877,500. Sixty-three condominiums sold, with a median price of $592,500, a 5.1% decrease from May 2024. Inventory for both single-family homes and condominiums is at a five-year high.
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2 days ago |
fosters.com | Ian Lenahan
PETA is protesting chicken consumption in Portsmouth, NH with their "Hell on Wheels" truck. The Chamber Collaborative president defended Portsmouth restaurants, citing their commitment to local and sustainable practices. PETA's protest highlights the alleged inhumane treatment of chickens in the meat and egg industries. The protest will start in Market Square and target restaurants like Popovers On The Square.
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3 days ago |
fosters.com | Ian Lenahan
Whales may again swim close to Seacoast shores this summer, after a 2024 breach and boat strike incident off Odiorne Point in Rye that toppled two men into the water and captured a global audience. The Portsmouth-based Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation is reminding boaters, whale watchers and sightseers to keep a safe distance from cetaceans and all marine mammals in local waterways.
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4 days ago |
fosters.com | Ian Lenahan
KITTERY, Maine — A shared path for cyclists, runners and pedestrians from North Berwick to Kittery is being planned on the Eastern Trail. Concerns are being raised about its potential location alongside the busy Route 236 roadway. The long-term recommendation from planners and community representatives from North Berwick, South Berwick, York, Eliot and Kittery is to extend the Eastern Trail through the York County highway.
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NH federal judge Landya McCafferty ordered a preliminary injunction against the U.S. Department of Education Thursday, temporarily blocking the Trump administration's fight to end public school DEI initiatives in the U.S. Read on @seacoastonline @USATODAY https://t.co/yoEJKPjOVs
The Oyster River (Durham) and Portsmouth school districts are joining the @ACLU_NH federal lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education as the Trump administration threatens diversity, equity and inclusion in public schools. Story on @seacoastonline https://t.co/HltTIvg50W