Portsmouth Herald - 2023-12-03

• Gift of Warmth campaign is back to keep Seacoast neighbors warm
• Black man, bank VP, says he’s victim of racist assault in Portsmouth
• Portsmouth I-95 sound walls: Here’s what residents can expect
• York revisits regulation­s for Airbnb, Vrbo short-term rentals
• Spirit of Massachuse­tts floating restaurant now on land in Kennebunk
• How New Hampshire’s 7,000 miles of snowmobile trails are maintained
• Together, New England College and hospitals tackle nursing vacancies
• Chargers, Herbert stumble into game against Patriots
• The need to let suffering speak is a condition of all truth
• Substack sensation and historian Heather Cox Richardson
• 9-year-old Native American boy a Chiefs fan, not a racist
• A shadow over Maine Legislatur­e’s gun debate
• Drug ODs increasing faster in NH than in rest of nation
• ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
• Truckers deliver tips for road trips
• ‘Eyeliner’ examines the product’s revolution­ary role in global society
• Local art exhibit revisits Appledore Island to benefit Shoals Marine Laboratory
• Criterion Channel subscripti­on
• DO THE DISHES
• THANKSGIVI­NG MEAL PREP

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