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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6 days ago |
nhpr.org | Jeff McMenemy
This story was originally produced by the Portsmouth Herald. NHPR is republishing it in partnership with the Granite State News Collaborative. The Portsmouth City Council voted unanimously to pass a zoning ordinance that will allow co-living housing in parts of Portsmouth as a way to help address the city’s affordable housing crisis.
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1 week ago |
fosters.com | Jeff McMenemy
A section of Route 1 will be shifted six feet west to avoid encroaching on properties along the east side. The project aims to improve traffic flow and safety with the addition of two roundabouts. Construction is anticipated to begin in four to five years.
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1 week ago |
fosters.com | Jeff McMenemy
Portsmouth City Council unanimously approved a co-living zoning ordinance to address the affordable housing crisis. The ordinance permits co-living housing in designated areas, including downtown, with shared common areas and private units. Supporters emphasize the need for affordable housing options for local workers, while opponents express concerns about parking and make comparisons to dormitories.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Jeff McMenemy
PORTSMOUTH — Former state Rep. Laura Pantelakos, who represented the city in Concord for 44 consecutive years, died Monday night. She was 89. Her daughter, Petra Barstow, said her mother, a Democrat, “served 44 consecutive years for the city of Portsmouth and the state of New Hampshire.” She served from 1978 to 2022. “She was the dean of the House when she retired two years ago.”Pantelakos held the title of dean of the House (longest current serving member) from 2008 to 2022.
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1 month ago |
seacoastonline.com | Jeff McMenemy
PORTSMOUTH — City planning director Peter Britz estimates there are 1,000 to 1,500 new residential housing units “in the pipeline” for Portsmouth. “There’s a lot of big development for sure,” Britz said in reference to new housing that’s being created in the city and more that has been proposed.
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