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Woman charged with assault at café; Weymouth, Mass., resident charged with DUI; woman arrested twice in 3 days including 4 trespass charges.
The National Weather Service says after early-week warmth, temperatures will take a dip but then rise again.
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Two transformers on utility poles on School and Warren streets reportedly caught fire and exploded in Downtown Concord on Sunday morning.
Also: Woman arrested after fatal hit-and-run crash; 7-Eleven to undergo changes; homeless camp fire extinguished; truck and RV rollovers.
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Plus: Indecent exposure or lewdness, disorderly on the Heights; Concord man accused of strangulation; perp with priors charged with theft.
Crashes were reported on Perley Street, Loudon Road, and Shawmut Street; troopers, EMTs, and cops responded to an overdose in a cemetery.
Also: Dangerous fugitive on the loose; fun things to do this weekend; free speech, hate speech, and civil discourse in the Granite State.
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Concord police investigators are seeking assistance in identifying the man in this surveillance footage, following an incident this month.
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