Letters to the Editor

The Portsmouth Pulse welcomes submissions from the local community.  Opinions expressed are those of the author, and do not necessarily express official positions by the paper.    To submit your own LTE, click here.

Opinion: Trump won in a landslide.   Should you be worried? 

The election is finally over, and we have a new President-elect, Donald

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Tax-Induced Shockwaves in Portsmouth

For homeowners in Portsmouth opening their mail to find dramatically increased valuations

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LTE: Vote for Thom Rossi/State Representative

To the Editor:                   

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LTE: Thomas Rossi for NH House

To The Editor: I thank Beth Margeson and The Citizens for Voter

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MacCallum: Solar Panels Do Not Belong in the Historic District

The following is the long version of a letter to the editor

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Whelan: “Tax” Perfect Storm on the Horizon this Fall

To the Editor: In the mail this week was an envelope from

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Did You Know that John Tabor may have committed malfeasance … or worse?

Deleted emails?  Potential criminality?  Story to follow – stay tuned!

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Polidura:  Vote for Carol Bush on March 12

To the Editor: Residents of District 21 (Newington and Ward 1 in

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Whelan:  The Jim Hewitt Fiasco: Who Authorized this Public Lynching?

“The rights of every man are diminished when the rights of one

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Polidura:  My Take on the Hewitt Fiasco

To the Editor: Oh, what a circus, oh what a show…” is

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Trace:  Mr. James Hewitt

To the Editor: Yes, Moldy Oatmeal/Gruel set aside, this emulates the New

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MacCallum: Removing Hewitt would set a dangerous precedent for the City

To the Editor: In the more than 30 years that I have

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Whelan: The Hi-Tech Public Lynching of James Hewitt by the City of Portsmouth

To the Editor: There is a show trial/public lynching which will take

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Polidura: A Suggestion for the McIntyre Building

To the Editor: Earlier in 2023, the City Council established a Blue-Ribbon

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Hewitt: Special Treatment for Special People (Part II)

To the Editor: Isn’t that how it goes in Portsmouth?  In 2023 I

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Hewitt: Special Treatment for Special People

Isn’t that how it goes in Portsmouth?   I see the City has

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HUDA: An Open Letter to the City Council – Another Plea to “Just Say NO!”

Just say “NO” to the City Manager 's request for another $450,000!

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Hewitt: City Council Needs a Field Trip

To the Editor After attending the first hour of tonight's work session

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Whelan: The First Perfect Storm Tax Bill Arrived by Mail Today from the City of Portsmouth

“Government always finds a need for whatever money it gets “ President

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