Portsmouth/Environmental/Investigative Reporter
Jeff McMenemy is an investigative reporter for the Portsmouth Herald, Seacoast Online, and the York County Coast Star. With a focus on local news in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Jeff's reporting covers a wide range of topics including development projects, environmental issues, community controversies, and political matters. His work has also been featured in Foster's Daily Democrat and Yahoo News.
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Jeff McMenemy's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a significant emphasis on real estate, sustainable development, and business activities in Portsmouth. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into local government decisions related to real estate development, sustainability initiatives such as solar energy projects within the city of Portsmouth. Additionally, offering perspectives from local businesses or industry experts involved in these sectors could be valuable for his coverage. It may also be beneficial to provide context around how specific policies or regulatory changes impact the local community and its development landscape in Portsmouth.
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By: Jeff McMenemy
PORTSMOUTH — The City Council has scheduled a public hearing on Nov. 18, concerning a request by City Manager Karen Conard to spend $4.3 million initially earmarked for the Little Bay water main project “to address other more pressing water infrastructure needs.”
By: Jeff McMenemy
PORTSMOUTH — Developers and restaurant owners Michael and Peter Labrie are proposing to redevelop a property they own off Lafayette Road with an eight-unit apartment building.
By: Jeff McMenemy
Portsmouth Herald PORTSMOUTH — Mayor Deaglan McEachern plans to form a public Police Station Building Committee in an effort to find consensus to move a police station project forward.
By: Jeff McMenemy
PORTSMOUTH — City consultants shared some early concepts of what is being planned for the new South Mill Pond playground project.
By: Jeff McMenemy
PORTSMOUTH — The developers of a massive and much-needed 360-unit, market-rate housing project received a key approval this week.
By: Jeff McMenemy
PORTSMOUTH — A proposal to raze the existing 1960s-era home at 550 Sagamore Ave. and replace it with three new single-family homes is moving forward.
By: Jeff McMenemy
PORTSMOUTH — The city's Historic District Commission approved developer Mark McNabb’s major proposal to renovate and construct a rooftop penthouse on the former J.J. Newberry department store building on Congress Street.
By: Jeff McMenemy
Portsmouth Herald PORTSMOUTH — City staff have designed new signs they will require the owners of private parking lots to post, so it's clear that they're not municipal lots
By: Jeff McMenemy
PORTSMOUTH — The owner of the former Daily Times building property at the corner of State, Pleasant and Church streets is seeking a number of variances in order to redevelop the site that was damaged in a massive downtown fire seven years ago.
Pease works to strengthen Portsmouth’s reputation as a low-stress “community airport that makes things really simple.”
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