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Portsmouth NH OKs $1M more to build $3M skatepark on Greenland Road

The city had previously allocated nearly $1.9 million to fund the skatepark project.

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Portsmouth NH skatepark renovated at Greenleaf Rec Center

New Portsmouth, NH skate park gets support from City Council

PORTSMOUTH Thanks in large part to the efforts of a small group of high school students, Portsmouth may soon see a new skate park at the city stump dump. Portsmouth High School seniors Seamus Durkin and Oliver Sieve worked with City Councilor Esther Kennedy and others to help win support for a new skate park. Those efforts – which were helped by City Councilor Deglan McEachern and longtime skateboard enthusiast Dave Cosgrove – led to an endorsement of the idea by the City Council Monday. The council unanimously approved a motion for City Manager Karen Conard to put out a request for proposals (RFP) to build and pay for a skate park and recreation field at the stump dump, which is located off Route 33.

Where to skateboard in Portsmouth: Skaters seek park upgrades

PORTSMOUTH  Besides learning to perfect an ollie back when he was in second grade, Portsmouth resident Seamus Durkin didn’t spend a whole lot of time skateboarding growing up. When the pandemic struck, though, things changed: Along with a friend, Sebastian Borden, Durkin, now a senior at Portsmouth High School, took up the hobby again and has been skateboarding every chance he gets. More than just a physical activity for Durkin, skateboarding gives him a sense of calm as people around the world continue grappling with the coronavirus. “I think it really means a lot,” he said of his newfound passion.