Another Wrong-Way DWI Crash; Satanic ‘Holiday Display’ Vandalism Arrests; More: PM Patch

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Men From Concord, Weare Accused Of Destroying Satanic Holiday Display: John Camden, Joshua Cummings, and David Petriel were arrested on criminal mischief charges connected to the December 2024 incidents.

Woman Accused Of Wrong-Way DWI On Everett, I-293: State Police Roundup: Plus: Man dies during Route 2 head-on crash and arrest blotters from around New Hampshire.

House Panel Pushes 'Unsafe' NH Department Of Corrections Budget Cuts: A decade ago, Corrections had 150 fewer positions when it oversaw 2,700 inmates, compared to the 2,000 people currently incarcerated.

Proposed House Panel Cuts To State Budget Get A Day Of Review, Raise Concern: Democrats decried some of the cuts as short-sighted — including $14M for tourism promotion and $1.7M for the State Council on the Arts.

Paramedic Intercept Service Launches In 18 Seacoast Region Communities: The mutual aid district, lawmakers, and community members collaborate to continue ALS services for 100,000 residents.

5 New Hampshire Students Making The Granite State Proud: Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to celebrate local star students making a big impact in their communities.

2 From NH Make The New Forbes’ 39th Annual World’s Billionaires List: A pair of Granite Staters are part of a $16 trillion club — the estimated net worth of the ultra-wealthy named Forbes’ latest list.

Route 107 In East Kingston Closed From April 4 To April 8: Depot Road/Route 107 will be closed for several days for railroad track repairs, the East Kingston Fire Department says.

Ruais Announces $400K Raised For Mayoral Reelection Campaign: He may not have a major Democratic challenger, but first-term Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais isn't taking any chances.

Investigators Seek Help In Suspicious Baby Death Case: PM Patch NH: Indictments; fun things to do; forecast: t-storms and snow; volunteers help out in Ukraine; crashes; how to handle your chatty neighbors.

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