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The family of Connor Coburn, of the band No More Blue Tomorrows, started a GoFundMe effort to raise money to replace some of the equipment.
James Merchant, whose criminal history dates back to 2011 after incidents in the North Country and Claremont, faces new charges.
Also: Thousands raised for fatal house fire victim; former selectmen, city finance director pass away; fugitive caught in Cali; more.
Ronald Fowler Jr. died Monday during a 2-alarm house fire on Gage Street in Boscawen. The family seeks donations to offset funeral costs.
To qualify for the seed money, a baby must be a U.S. citizen, have a Social Security number, and be born between Jan. 1, and Dec. 31, 2028.
Plus: Henniker woman accused of firing gun into another apartment; Franklin man indicted on child assault charge; Concord drug indictments.
Plus: Make holiday crafts; stories; books and brews; audition for a play; pizza shabbat; Winter Giftopolis; movies; coffeehouse open mic.
The DOC will have Jason Shedenhelm returned after he was arrested on a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department child sexual offense charge.
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Sex offender faces online identifier charges; man accused of stealing copper wire from Newington; thieves indicted on new theft charges.
Nashua mom accused of stabbing son; perp with priors indicted on Merrimack theft charges; woman indicted of stalking, grabbing at cop’s gun.
Concord women, Nashua men face theft charges; criminal trespass at the Friendly Kitchen; Epsom man, Lawrence woman face driving charges.
Yankee Candle to shutter stores; pie company rolls out regionally; homeless felon, out of jail, accused of burglary; holiday happenings.
Vincent Segura was accused of burglarizing the Suds Appeal laundromat in the West End in June; Richard Kuchinsky was charged in September.
The emergency runs until 6 a.m. on Wednesday — but may be adjusted if weather conditions change, officials said.
The Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening of the consulate office in Derry last month.
Breaking: Vehicles parked on any city street between 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday and 7 a.m. on Wednesday will be towed by police.
9 Yankee Candle locations in the Granite State, including Manchester, Merrimack, Nashua, and Salem, could be affected.
