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Saint-Gobain to install water main; store closure update; a restaurant and a chef are James Beard finalists; “No Kings” protester arrested.
You won’t want to miss New Hampshire Coin and Currency Show on the Concord Patch calendar
Also: Abandoned camper torched; indictments; Granite State Challenge updates; fun things to do; weather; where to find military discounts.
Happening soon: New Hampshire Coin and Currency Show on the Concord Patch calendar
Also: Woman arrested on dozens of charges; power outage; school board eyes 37 FTE cuts and 12% tax increase; new $30 lottery ticket.
Also, don’t miss New Hampshire Coin and Currency Show on the Concord Patch calendar
Also: Volinsky explains tax shift plan; dog thanks firefighter who saved his life; No Kings protests plus a response from the White House.
Coming up: Join Us for Friday Fish Fry--Last Dinner of 2026! on the Concord Patch calendar
Woman searches for late father’s hot rod; unified b-ball program grows; “soccer dad” indicted on more child sexual abuse image charges.
Be sure to catch Join Us for Friday Fish Fry--Last Dinner of 2026! on the Concord Patch calendar
State tax amnesty leads to $103.8M in new revenue; GOP Senate race gets nasty; ICE agents not expected at New England airports, for now.
Child sexual assault suspect sought; turtle, salamander tunnels coming to NH; analysis says state is No. 1 in taxpayer return on investment.
Also: Fun things to do this week; child medication pulled from shelves; woman accused of striking man with a lamp, kicking cops; more snow?
Police chief lies about affair, stays off EES; troopers make St. Patrick’s Day arrests; woman accused of flashing gun at wrong-way driver.
Distillery celebrates 6 years; creative team names new partners; senior housing project fills reservations in 11 days; spring skiing events.
Also: City considers paying $442K for high-tech potty for the homeless; new fitness studio opens; are SAUs fibbing on mandatory reporting?
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
Guv scolds as electricity prices soar; after assault, neo-Nazi refuses to cooperate with cops, closing case; indictments; fun things to do.
Court throws out denied motion to suppress in double murder case; NH cop tip leads to murdered woman’s body in MA; cat dies in house fire.
Also: Fun things to do this week; kindness showing up in our towns; spring fever and wild animals; indictments; Oscar highlights; more.
Drug dealer gets 15-30 in prison; “agent of chaos” councilor given reprimand letter; unattended death investigations; town election results.
Also: School budget rocked by drop in aid due to rising property values; fun things to do this weekend; health and wellness expo scheduled.
Also: Executive councilor requests a look at criminal restitution payment delays; bill targeting domestic violence coalition tabled.
Also: Mayor gives “agent of chaos” city councilor written reprimand; fugitive caught; fun things to do; guv pushes to close DUI “loophole.”
Shooting leads to attempted murder charges; cops seek tips about suspect after store robbed; drug dealer gets 15-30 years; town elections.
Fun things to do this week; ski season a great success; child sexual assault charges dropped (but could be refiled); massive food recall.
Human remains ID’d 40 years later; wrestling results; police chiefs get $50K for trainings; man indicted in apartment rental scam case.
Cold case unit seeks help in 29-year unsolved homicide; Class of 2025 2nd in AP Exams; fun things to do; district improves K-8 literacy.
Also: More snow, ice storm coming; crashes; Seacoast RE sales mixed; 2 recognized for helping homeless veterans; state revenues bounce back.
Also: Fun things to do this week; Ellms confirmed, Fenton withdraws nomination; Pats release Diggs; rape arraignment; knife threat arrest.
Declining pool of nurses raises concerns; NH DOS settles sexual harassment lawsuit; child advocate nominee praised and criticized; more.
NH wrestlers head to New Englands; fun things to do; historical society to get climate control upgrade; nonprofits get $1.8M from casino.
Plus: Strength vinyasa flow and core yoga classes; learn how to use the Web; trivia; concerts; the mystery of Bigfoot; and more.
Celebrate the coming of Daylight Saving Time with Finn, a Scottish Highland Gentle Giant, at the “Cow Crew Experience” on Sunday, March 22
Also: Teen accused of “unprovoked” attack; meth distributor sent to prison; Boston MedFlight relocates; DUI arrests; wrestling results.
Child rapist gets 15-30 years; minivan crashes into guardrail, down an embankment; coffee shop donates to pediatric ER; fun things to do.
Boston MedFlight moving; FIRST robotics champs head to Texas, snowmobile rider and pickup driver collide; should SNAP be better regulated?
Historic buildings preserved; fun things to do this weekend; woman charged with another DUI; should public schools become charter schools?
Joseph Chinnici has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts in middle New Hampshire.