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Plus: Exeter YMCA celebrates 10 years, ‘Waiting For Godot’ in Portsmouth, glass art, watercolors, poetry readings and an open mic, and yoga.
A jury found Christopher Lacerte guilty of shooting at the owner of a home where his ex-girlfriend was hiding from him in February 2022.
See the latest announcement from the Portsmouth Public Library.
Lyndeborough woman accused of lewdness in a parking lot; woman from Warner indicted on drug dealing charges; insurance fraud indictments.
Man indicted on child assault charges; man accused of possessing child sexual abuse images charges; teen accused of stealing gift cards.
Homeless woman accused of drug dealing; Seabrook man faces stolen trailer charge; Northfield man indicted on child sexual assault charge.
Also: Person with pellet long gun leads to schools being locked down, historian-museum leader earns achievement award, marketeer promoted.
Incident on Gault Road Tuesday afternoon led to schools being “placed in a brief secure campus mode,” chief says.
Students from Bedford, Concord, Manchester, Merrimack, and Nashua were named to the Dean’s List at Concord’s Community College.
New Hampshire Patch Fall 2025 Concert Guide: Guitar Monsters, a benefit for Rolling Thunder, Toad the Wet Sprocket, symphonies, and more.
For the past 15 years, Diana Johnson has been a key contributor to Merrimack County Savings Bank’s marketing and communications.
See the latest announcement from the City of Concord.
See the latest announcement from the City of Portsmouth.
Updated: Two more ward councilors file to run, while an energy COO files to run for the Zone A school board seat.
Plus: Trucks crash on Route 101 and blotters from around the state of New Hampshire.
Candidates for the city council, school board, and fire and police commissions can begin filing to run; voter registration events booked.
Henry Clark was arrested on Monday after a 9 month investigation by the Manchester Police Cyber Crime Unit.
Handgun reportedly flashed during fight at car meet-up, ATV accidents, school board chairwoman calls for investigation of missing millions.
Chronic stress and fatigue talk, bereavement group meeting, dancing and fitness, and researching how to get a Heritage Commission sign.
There is a confidential service available that can help if you are involved in a suicidal crisis or emotional distress.
