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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.
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10 to Watch 2020 winners are Seacoast young leaders
Staff report
PORTSMOUTH The winners of the seventh annual 10 to Watch contest are being celebrated as leaders in the Seacoast’s up-and-coming generation.
The 2020 contest is presented by Catapult Seacoast, the local young professionals network, and Seacoast Media Group with lead sponsors Bank of America and Eversource. People ages 21 to 40 who live and/or work in the Seacoast are eligible.
The contest highlights young professionals who have a vision for community service and will contribute to the Seacoast for years to come.
The 2020 winners were selected by a panel of judges from New Hampshire young professionals networks outside the Seacoast. Here they are: