Jeff McMenemy
Environmental and Investigative Reporter at York County Coast Star
None at Portsmouth Herald
None at Seacoast Online
Award-winning investigative reporter for Seacoast Media Group, covering Portsmouth City Hall, PFAS contamination at Pease and the Coakley Landfill Group.
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1 week ago |
fosters.com | Jeff McMenemy
The Port Inn and Suites in Portsmouth plans to install eight Level 3 EV charging stations. The charging stations will be available to both hotel guests and the public. The location is considered strategic due to its proximity to major highways. The Board of Adjustment approved the necessary variances for the project. PORTSMOUTH — The owner of the Port Inn and Suites is proposing to install four Level 3 dual port EV charging stations on the western portion of the hotel parking lot.
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1 week ago |
fosters.com | Jeff McMenemy
Port City Air (PCA), the fixed-base operator at Portsmouth International Airport, is projected to generate a $1.5-1.8 billion economic impact over the next decade. PCA's business, primarily military support services, is expected to create $602.8-747.6 million in tax revenue over ten years. The company facilitated about 22,000 hotel room bookings in the Seacoast area in 2024 alone.
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2 weeks ago |
fosters.com | Jeff McMenemy
Portsmouth Board of Adjustment unanimously approved a special exception for a new daycare center off Route 1. Wild Roots Preschool owner, Jessica King, plans to open the new facility with a projected enrollment of 40 children. The daycare will utilize a "kiss and go" method for drop-off and pick-up and offer diverse programming including foreign languages. The facility will cater to infants six weeks and older up to second grade, with age-specific areas on separate floors.
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2 weeks ago |
fosters.com | Jeff McMenemy
Georgia Pacific and Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) will be the new tenants at the 100 New Hampshire Ave. distribution/warehouse facility at Pease International Tradeport. PORTSMOUTH — The new tenants at a distribution/warehouse facility at the Pease International Tradeport are slated to be Georgia Pacific and HCA Healthcare, according to developer’s representatives. The 100 New Hampshire Ave.
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2 weeks ago |
businessnhmagazine.com | Jeff McMenemy
Published Thursday May 22, 2025Author Jeff McMenemy, Portsmouth HeraldPORTSMOUTH — Portsmouth International Airport at Pease enjoyed a busy month of April, fueled by vacation travel, increased flights and a second low-cost airline. There were 13,398 passengers this April at the airport, representing an 84% increase over April 2024, according to statistics released by the Pease Development Authority, which manages the airport.
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