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Crafts and workshops; GOP parties in Hampton; healing gong; “A Wonderful Life” and “Nutcracker: Act II” performances; a pop-up shop; more.
Anne Mullen and Larry Abbott lost their home to fire on Sunday night and now, friends are raising money to help them rebuild.
Readings will be on Saturday, Dec. 13, at 4 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 14, at 2:30 p.m.
Plus: Rochester man faces prisoner assault, escape charges; Pelham man indicted on burglary, theft charges; habitual offender indictments.
Grantor faces 12 counts, accused of obtaining condo, cash from estate; Laconia thief indicted on theft charge; habitual offenders indicted.
The display, which features a QR code to donate to “The Devil’s Pantry” food drive effort, is outside the Statehouse through Dec. 31.
Officer-involved shooting update; man charged with prostitution after count against masseuse dropped; norovirus; best maternity hospitals.
Paige Goulet was accused of telling a witness not to cooperate with a police investigation and neglecting to care for the girl in November.
A full halo, strong coronal mass ejection, associated with a strong M8.1-class flare, means sightings could be as far south as the Midwest.
U.S. News & World Report: These ratings assist expectant parents in making informed decisions about where to bring a child into the world.
775 Lafayette Road has been transformed into a festive destination filled with the scent of fresh-cut trees and the spirit of giving.
9 arrested during Thanksgiving eve saturation patrol, plus blotters from across the state.
A highly contagious form of norovirus called “winter vomiting disease” is spreading across the country, according to new CDC data.
Brian Soule of Penacook was arrested last week on a prostitution misdemeanor charge connected to a case city prosecutors dropped in August.
Also: More holiday happenings; friends raise money for man who lost his home in a fatal fire; guv, mayor tour the United Way call center.
Gary Bailey lost everything during the fire that destroyed his home on Gage Street on Dec. 1. Now, friends are helping him rebuild his life.
The initiative is a statewide, free, and confidential info and referral service, fielding 70,000 inquiries from NH residents annually.
Plus: Create crafts and sip; MV school budget discussion; design a book tree; quilters dine and host Yankee swap; raise $ for Dana Farber.
See the latest announcement from the City of Portsmouth.
See the latest announcement from the City of Concord.