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Meghan Horne was accused of threatening an ex and then communicating via another woman to get the threat charge against her dropped.
City officials reschedule trick-or-treating due to a storm predicted for Thursday; parade, other events take place Friday — rain or not.
Alexander Dubois and Aaron Thompson are running for the open seat to represent Wards 8, 9, and 10 on the SAU 8 board of education.
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The New Hampshire Department of Education is encouraging schools to celebrate this historic milestone through a variety of activities.
The Department of Agriculture posted a notice on its website after the Trump administration said it would not tap $5B in contingency funds.
Also: Brain and spinal cord injury hearing; Bonsai and brews; STEAM team; creating crafts; classical piano; yoga, reiki, gong, and more.
See the latest announcement from Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth.
Aaron Carpenter of Providence, RI, was taken to the hospital after firefighters cut through trees to free him from the cab Sunday morning.
Video: Three vehicles collided at the intersection of Route 3A, Hall Street, and Interstate 89 on Sunday afternoon.
Plus: Barnstead man faces 2 theft by deception charges; man arrested on 5 criminal trespass charges; domestic violence incident in Penacook.
Mark Davie and Jeffrey Garrett Tynes explain why they want to be on the council. A third candidate declined to appear at the Patch forum.
National Weather Service: Expect chilly mornings and mild afternoons. But communities celebrating trick-or-treating need to beware.
Here is your complete guide to November fun around the Granite State: Fairs, food, fundraisers, and festivals.
While Google remains a cornerstone of SEO, today’s customers are also discovering businesses through AI chat tools and social search.
Also: CVS takes over Rite Aid in NH; indictments; fugitives caught; Daylight Saving Time could end; wrongful voting case.
Two iconic tributes face off live at the Chubb Theater at the Capitol Center for the Arts on Dec. 11.
Kevin Hart, owner of Hart Plumbing and Heating, and his son, Hunter, installed a century-old hot water system.
Also: Pembroke man indicted on 10 theft charges; man indicted on 12 child abuse image distribution charges; stalker indicted on new charge.
Follow-up: The $232 million and $285 million project, the most expensive in New Hampshire history, is expected to break ground in late 2029.
