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Video: No one was injured during a two-vehicle crash on Monday morning; Green at School and Pleasant and Warren at North Spring are closed.
Road Construction, Detours & Paving info.
See the latest announcement from the City of Concord.
The 600-square-foot addition will create an efficiency apartment for the home’s longtime house manager and property caretaker.
Rea Rasmussen, the middle child, was born in 1976 in California; her mother, Pepper Reed, from Texas, has been missing since the late 1970s.
Forecasters are calling for sunny or mostly sunny skies this week, accompanied by patchy fog in the morning and chilly evening temperatures.
The woman sustained head and hip injuries as a result of the crash Saturday night; a Good Samaritan, a doctor, assisted before EMTs arrived.
See the latest announcement from the Town of Bow.
Prior to attending UNH School of Law, Tom Chesnard was a law enforcement officer, including over 4 years as a police officer in Atlanta.
Also: Murderer now accused of kidnapping teen, America’s mayor injured in a NH crash, missing man found, crashes on Interstates, and more.
See the latest announcement from the City of Concord.
The Nashua Transit System needs your help developing its 2025 Title VI Plan. Submit comments by Sept. 19.
Joy in the Making reminds us that art is not only about the final product but about the process itself — the moments of discovery.
See the latest announcement from the Town of Bedford.
Video: Witnesses claim several people were fighting at a meet-up in the Harbor Freight parking lot on Friday night.
Campaign 2025: 2 women file to run for Ward 6 city council seat; 2 men run for Zone SAU 8 school board seats.
Also: Fun things to do this weekend, state revenues down again, huge fish caught, Patriots’ first week, another Sununu mulls a run.
Saturday’s drawing is expected to be the second-highest jackpot in history; the one-time cash payout, before taxes, expected to be $826.4M.
Also: Fairs, festivals, concerts, crafts, coffee and jazz, a jazz jam, and a jamelot, Alzheimer’s puzzle sale, a picnic, stories, and yoga.
Chief advancement officer says staff responsible for privacy breach have been identified and are being disciplined, including termination.
