Ian Lenahan is a Features and Investigative Reporter at Seacoast Online in Portsmouth, NH. He covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, education, and social issues, often focusing on the intersection of these themes within the community. Ian's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New Hampshire, USA TODAY, and New Hampshire Public Radio.
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By: Ian Lenahan
PORTSMOUTH — A man died Wednesday night on Interstate 95 after crossing over the median and striking another car, according to New Hampshire State Police. It was the second fatal crash and third serious accident involving a vehicle crossing the median on I-95 in the Seacoast this month.
By: Ian Lenahan
The 2024 Portsmouth Halloween Parade is being held Thursday night, stepping off from Peirce Island on at 7 p.m. Follow live updates here.
By: Ian Lenahan
Portsmouth Herald KITTERY, Maine — The owners of Warren's Lobster House have paused a weeklong auction and are negotiating the potential sale of the restaurant and Water Street property following an outside offer.
By: Ian Lenahan
Median guardrails will be added to parts of Interstate 95 in New Hampshire next year, a move announced after three recent crashes resulting in a combined three deaths and serious injuries. They all involved vehicles veering from one side of the highway to the other.
RYE — A fire destroyed a home still under construction on Ocean Boulevard early Tuesday, extending to an occupied neighboring home and sending three people to the hospital with minor injuries, according to Rye Fire Chief Mark Cotreau.
By: Ian Lenahan
KITTERY, Maine — A multi-sport artificial turf playing surface will be installed at the Memorial Field complex and improvements will be made to the Kittery Community Center facility after voters approved a combined $15 million in bonds in Tuesday's election.
By: Ian Lenahan
Alice Wade, a Dover Democrat elected to NH House, says transgender people are targeted as a "political weapon."
By: Ian Lenahan
Alice Wade, a 2024 college graduate who won Tuesday in her first run for the New Hampshire House of Representatives, struck a somber rather than celebratory tone Wednesday. She was asked to reflect on the future of transgender rights in the Granite State.
By: Ian Lenahan
NORTH HAMPTON — An oceanside 1885 mansion became the highest-priced home sold in North Hampton history after closing for $10.5 million, topping a list of 30 Seacoast homes to sell for $1 million or more in October.
By: Ian Lenahan
KITTERY, Maine — A September 2020 crash on Interstate 95 in Kittery, which led to criminal convictions on drug-related charges for the driver, is front and center in a case to be heard by the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.
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