Will Martino is the Editor-in-Chief at The Heights. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, tourism, and broadcast media, reflecting his interests in culture and society as well as regional and world news. Will's work has been featured in The Heights, Inc., the New Hampshire Union Leader, Stamford Advocate, and Register Citizen.
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By: Will Martino
If you're strolling through downtown Portsmouth this summer and catch the distant vibrato of an 18-person chorus rippling out into the night, you may follow it to find a royal ball, a magic carriage rolling past your feet, and a fairytale unraveling under the canopy of lindens and katsuras.
By: Will Martino
Hannah Short has seen Noah Kahan in concert five times — twice just last week, during his record-breaking, sold-out run of four consecutive nights at Fenway Park.
By: Will Martino
A Hudson woman was arrested on animal cruelty charges after authorities found a dog and seven newborn puppies living in squalor in her garage, police said.
By: Will Martino
A Hudson woman was arrested on animal cruelty charges after authorities found a dog and seven newborn puppies living in squalor in her garage, police said.
By: Will Martino
Brian Sonia gets a lot of funny looks when he drives down Ocean Boulevard in Hampton: raised eyebrows, cocked heads, plenty of laughs.
Complete demolition of the Mall at Fox Run and its adjacent Newington Shopping Center is set to be complete by the end of 2026, making way for the development of
By: Will Martino
Dan Haggerty scanned the setup at Without, a new restaurant and alcohol-free cocktail bar he and Nick Carnes are opening in Manchester this month.
On the second Thursday of each month, the New Hampshire SPCA opens its doors to memory care patients, their caregivers and a rotating cast of animal companions.
By: Will Martino
In the peak of summer, there's no greater luxury than a good meal outside. But if you're rolling up to the restaurant with a leash in your hand and don't want to sacrifice good food for an evening with your pup, look no further than these (very) dog friendly restaurants throughout New Hampshire offering outdoor seating, canine accommodations, and even their own dog menus.
July was a banner month for real estate in the Granite State. The median home price reached a record all-time-high of $580,000, and 1,532 homes were sold statewide, making for a 10.4% increase year-over-year.
