seacoast nh: Food Pantry Needs Food
- 07/15/10 02:12 AM
http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20100715-NEWS-7150402 Portsmouth food pantry in crisis Photo 1 of 3 | Zoom Photo + Diane Giese, the executive director of the Seacoast Family Food Pantry at City Hall in Portsmouth, shows off one of the the pantry's five food storage rooms on Wednesday. The pantry is about to run low on food as August, the month with the most requests for food, approaches.Scott Yates/syates@seacoastonline.com By Charles McMahon cmcmahon@seacoastonline.com July 15, 2010 2:00 AM PORTSMOUTH — Diane Giese said she can't remember the last time the cupboards at the Seacoast Family Food Pantry were devoid of basics like beans, pasta and cans … (0 comments)
seacoast nh: Portsmouth Blockbuster closing
- 07/14/10 08:28 AM
Movie lovers in the Portsmouth area should go check out the amazing deals at the Blockbuster store closing on Islington street. … (0 comments)
seacoast nh: Party for a Purpose!
- 04/27/10 04:08 AM
In case anyone on the Seacoast needed a reason party this spring.... seacoastparty4apurpose.org Seacoast Prom 2010 - seacoastparty4apurpose.org Event Details Date: Saturday May 15, 2010 Anticipated Attendance: 300-350 Location: The Portsmouth Gaslight Co. (Third Floor) Concept Here on the Seacoast, young professionals ages 25 to 40 make up a distinct portion of the community's demographic. Active, educated, and driven, the one thing that may be lacking for this group is a strong sense of community. With that in mind, six young professionals in Portsmouth have come together to host an annual event focused on having a good time, while doing some … (0 comments)
seacoast nh: Helpful Tips for Outdoor Spaces
- 04/02/10 05:54 AM
Springtime and Spring Clean Up on the New Hampshire Seacoast By John Brackett Here on the New Hampshire seacoast spring fever is one little April shower rainbow away from becoming a full blown epidemic. Weather aside, take a walk out your front door and get comfortable, don't worry about mosquitoes, aren't active yet. Let your feet touch the soft ground. Can you smell that earthy scent wafting about. Have you seen the Robins lately? The Red breasted Robin is aggressively searching out grubs and worms and meanwhile keeping an eye out for that special lady robin. Wild pussy willows … (1 comments)
I have a few new listings coming on the market here on the Seacoast however am having to be creative with photos, getting information, meeting with clients etc due to power outages, road closings and the terrible fire on Hampton Beach. This storm did a number on the beginning of the spring market and more importantly on the families of New Hampshire's Seacoast. Our community has once again come together to help those in need. Here's to putting our creative thinking skills to good use to keep the momentum of the market going and doing our … (0 comments)
Most of us think about what we out into our bodies like our food and our drinking water. But we don't think much about how our home affects our bodies, mind and soul. Most of us spend more time at home than any other place. Is your home good for your health? Here are some helpful tips on making your home the perfect place to live and thrive! Let in the SUN.
Healthy For the BODY Free your home from toxins Clean your home with "GREEN" products Arrange furnishings and storage for comfort and … (6 comments)
seacoast nh: Portsmouth, a city of Romance
- 02/22/10 07:12 AM
http://local.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=23431388#atoolb for full article What Makes a City Romantic?
By Crai S Bower for MSN Local Edition
Portsmouth, N.H. entices lovers with a rich maritime history with colonial architecture Portsmouth, N.H. Wandering the streets in Down East Maine, it's hard to decide which village best captures the ideal New England fishing visage, because they all qualify. Yet there are no hamlets along the coastline that quite compare with Portsmouth, the peninsular city on the Maine border that combines rich maritime history with colonial architecture, as well as winding streets from Market Square to the South End. … (0 comments)
But That was a Foreclosure....... Recently when discussing comparable sales with potential sellers I have been hearing the response, "but that was a foreclosure." The fact that a recent listing or sale is a foreclosure does not make it irrelevant in determining the price of a property. If the house for sale next door to you is a bank-owned home, but all the other homes for sale in the neighborhood are not, you don't have much of a problem. However, if most of the homes that have recently sold in your area were bank-owned homes and short sales, you … (2 comments)
seacoast nh: What I like about......STRATHAM!
- 02/04/10 08:52 AM
What I Like about Stratham5. The view from Portsmouth Ave of the Scammon Farm. The view is beautiful and calming on a busy day and now we don’t have to hold our breathe when we drive by.4. Choice of Grocery Shopping. You really can’t beat it. 3. Friday nights----Blockbuster and Jade Palace take out. Without fail I see three or four local familiar Stratham faces in the walk between the 2 places. 2. Sandy Point Discovery Center. A wonderful place to bring kids. I love walking out on the docks and being out in the bay! Exploring the walking trails is … (2 comments)
Subway tiles were big in 2009 in both kitchen and bathrooms. This year try using the subway tile vertically for a modern feel.
Also in 2010, go green with cork floors in the kitchen. … (0 comments)
seacoast nh: Market Data for the Seacoast
- 02/03/10 06:58 AM
Market data from the Seaocast Board of Realtors shows a decline in home sales for the month of January. Although the buyer tax credit was extended, the enthusiam isn't there as it was in the fall. Many buyers that I talk with now are casually looking but don't feel the need to get in before the deadline, they don't want to feel rushed into buying a home just to get the $8,000. There is a lack of urgency. I expect the influx of spring market listings will help bring buyers away from their computers and out at open houses and showings. … (0 comments)
seacoast nh: Seacoast Working Moms Rejoice!
- 01/29/10 03:39 AM
Great Bay Kids' Company opens at Pease Tradeport Photo 1 of 3 | Zoom Photo + By Abbie Hackett business@seacoastonline.com January 29, 2010 2:00 AM
PORTSMOUTH - Great Bay Kids' Company opened its doors for the first time Wednesday at its new Pease Tradeport location as program administrator Cathy DeWees, excitedly cried, "We've got babies!" The new center is the third location operated by GBKC, a nonprofit organization providing child care for children age 6 weeks through preschool year-round, and through age 12 during its summer program. The Pease location joins long-established centers in Newmarket and Exeter, and is the … (0 comments)
A guide to the NH Seacoast, heavy on the Real Estate. I hope to include information about short sales, foreclosures, auctions, taxes, properties, waterfront, retirement communities together with community information, events and reviews.
http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20100715-NEWS-7150402 Portsmouth food pantry in crisis Photo 1 of 3 | Zoom Photo + Diane Giese, the executive director of the Seacoast Family Food Pantry at City Hall in Portsmouth, shows off one of the the pantry's five food storage rooms on Wednesday. The pantry is about to run low on food as August, the month with the most requests for food, approaches.Scott Yates/syates@seacoastonline.com 
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