Accused Country Club Shooter Indicted On Murder Charges | Nurses Can Nab Scholarships | More: PM Patch NH

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This post features stories and information published during the past 24 hours.

Accused Nashua Country Club Shooter Indicted On Murder, Other Charges, NH DOJ Says: Follow-Up: Hunter Nadeau was indicted Thursday on first-degree murder, second-degree murder, 3 attempted murder, and 2 first-degree assault charges.

Emma Sings Ella | Card Show | Celebrating MLK | Java & Jazz | Trash Talk | More: NH Patch Weekender: Home energy workshop; student recitals; chorale concerts and spring rehearsals; storytime; bourbon raffle; resin art; meet a tattoo artist.

Fugitive Arrested At Andover, Mass., Hotel With Another Parolee, NH Corrections Says: Follow-Up: Megan Morrison, who was featured in August, was arrested with Brian Erunski, after cops saw trash, including a syringe, thrown from a car.

FedPoint Accepting Applications For Its 2026 FedPoint Nursing Scholarships; $5K Awards Available: Four recipients emerged from a field of more than 120 applicants in 2025, each exhibiting a strong work ethic and commitment to the field.

Community College System Of New Hampshire To See Leadership Changes in 2026: Mark Rubinstein plans to retire before the start of the 2026-27 academic year, while Donnalee Lozeau is the incoming CCSNH board chairwoman.

Concord High School's Wrestling Team Beats Hollis Brookline, 54-22: The Crimson Tide came away with a solid win against the Cavaliers; Concord's JV wrestlers win 18 of 19 bouts.

Concord's North Branch Construction Donates Safety Fine Program To Scouts In Manchester, Laconia: The company developed its Safety Fine Program 19 years ago, with the intent to increase hazard recognition and reduce the risk of injury.

Bedford, Londonderry, Milford, Salem, And Souhegan Wrestlers Win Matches: New Hampshire Results: Update: Wednesday was a busy night of bouts for Exeter, Merrimack, Nashua, Portsmouth, and Windham, too.

State Rep. Thomas: Tipster Says Merrimack Police Confirmed ICE Facility Location, Chief Says Not True: Chief Brian Levesque confirmed cops spoke with the people who wrote to her about low-level hooliganism and trespassers in the parking lot.

Chilly, Snowy Weather Coming To NH | Gun Theft Fugitive Wanted | Fun Things To Do: PM Patch: Also: Docs may show where ICE detention facility might be opened in NH; state Rep accused of joking online about “segregated schools”; more.

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