Will Martino is an Assistant News Editor for The Heights, Inc., a local news organization in Massachusetts, with a focus on covering stories in Boston. Will's articles cover a range of topics, including local politics, education, community events, and social issues.
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By: Will Martino
Criminal charges against four University of New Hampshire students involved in a May 1 pro-Palestine protest were dropped on Tuesday after the students reportedly reached plea deals.
Despite being a beach town and tourist destination, the town of Rye has only three motels. Now, one of them is for sale.
By: Will Martino
An 81-year-old Rochester man has been charged in connection with a hit-and-run accident that killed the commander of the New Hampshire Air National Guard last month.
By: Will Martino
Smithsonian museums aren't just found along the National Mall in Washington D.C. — they're also in Portsmouth.
By: Will Martino
Jarrett Farrar can’t get enough of the reaction people have when he puts a behemoth cookie–ice cream sandwich in their hands.
Elizabeth S. Chilton was sworn in as the 21st president of the University of New Hampshire on July 1.
By: Will Martino
The town of New Castle is a dreamscape. Stately houses perch on the waterfront surrounding the tiny island town, American flags waving from their lawns.
By: Will Martino
Stately houses perch on the waterfront surrounding the tiny island town, American flags waving from their lawns. An eclectic warren of quaint, narrow streets connects the friendly neighborhood of Colonial-era properties inland. Green grass and postcard views abound.
By: Will Martino
It seems like every day brings a new development to the city of Portsmouth: new apartments, new parking, multi-use this, mixed-income that.
For the past three summers, I have returned to my New Hampshire summer bartending job on Hampton Beach—a real if-you-know-you-know kind of place.
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