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Londonderry Man Indicted On Knife Threat Charge: Rockingham County Superior Court Indictments
Plus: Felon accused of possessing a firearm; Texas woman indicted on Salem habitual offender charge; pair accused of burglary in Danville.

Plus: Felon accused of possessing a firearm; Texas woman indicted on Salem habitual offender charge; pair accused of burglary in Danville.

Barrett Moulton, a 27-year law enforcement veteran, takes over the Concord Police Department effective Monday.

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Former school employee pleads guilty to child exploitation; what college students need to vote; girls’ track team receives commendation.
Derry police said a dark-colored pickup truck may have forced another vehicle off Lawrence Road Monday night.
Police are investigating a murder-suicide shooting. A child was found alive with a non-life-threatening injury and taken to a hospital.
Drivers will be routed onto the newly built Hampton River bridge during daytime work, with alternating traffic in place.
Families can visit The Mall at Rockingham Park for trick-or-treating, crafts and activities on Oct. 29.
Plus: Newburyport woman faces credit card fraud charges; Lancaster man indicted on intent to sell drug charges; drug possession indictments.
Also: Man from Georgia arrested on strangulation charges; teen accused of trespassing at CHS; man charged with arson and stolen property.
Plus: Learn about Winter Weather Preparedness Week for 2026 in Northern New England.
Also: Mary Estey’s legacy; candy bingo; comedy class graduation show; activities for homeschoolers; storytime for preschoolers; Web class.
U.S. Attorney’s Ofc. Roundup: Nashua man pleads guilty to bank robbery charge; Seacoast man accused of threatening Social Security employee.
Concord resident: Republican Meg Hagaman and Democrat Pete Shephard represent compelling bipartisan choices for county attorney and sheriff.
Also: Crashes; school board uses public resources while electioneering against ballot question; unprepared hikers rescued; one dies in fire.
Also: AG says school boards can’t use public resources to promote anti-tax cap ballot opinions; attorneys take lower fees in YDC cases; more
Felon indicted on gun, drug distribution charges; stalker indicted on new charges out of Hudson, Merrimack; woman accused of strangulation.
Men from Fremont, Stratham, and Maine indicted on reckless conduct charges; Salem man charged in jail assault case; thefts at the mall.
Thief from Windham, Maine, arrested after Walmart incident; elderly woman charged with assault; Manchester man charged with stalking again.
Free defense seminar; photo class; ski, skate, and more sale; princess tea party; jazz and trumpets; books, stories, talks; orienteering.
Shawn Tarr and Ryan Tiberio were accused of leaving the Transitional Work Center in Concord on Thursday morning.
The event will take place from 12:30 to 2 p.m. at the Concord Parks and Recreation Auditorium on Canterbury Road in Concord.
New guidance: School board members and superintendents may take political positions, but cannot use public resources to promote them.
Cold case manslaughter plea deal; sauna sessions, with beer, on a Seacoast farm; juveniles charged in anti-Semitic, racist graffiti case.