CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.
This post features stories and information published during the past 24 hours.
Nashua Woman Dies After Late-Night Fire On Morgan Street: About 10 residents were displaced Sunday after a fire damaged an apartment and filled the rest of the building with smoke.
Concord Police Providing Safety Patrols After U.S. District Judge Strikes Down Voter Security Provision: Patrols are taking place at the home and neighborhood of Judge Samantha Elliott after she overturned part of the proof-of-citizenship law.
New Hampton Woman Accused Of Firing Gun, Threatening Neighbors: New Hampshire State Police Roundup: VT woman faces 11 assault charges as well as child endangerment and threat counts; motorcyclist accused of driving 139 mph in a 50 zone.
Governor's Visit To Milford's Cirtronics Puts Focus On New Hampshire Manufacturing Pipeline: Gov. Kelly Ayotte was in Milford Thursday to tour the company's facility, highlighting advanced manufacturing and workforce training.
Concord's CSG Hockey Changes Hands As Guercia Takes Over: Longtime owner David Palisi sold the Concord-based hockey shop to general manager Zac Guercia.
Unitil Employees Create Handmade Spring Cards For Nursing Home Residents In 3 States: The utility said employees in Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire made and delivered hundreds of cards.
Lost River Gorge Announces 2026 Family Summer Events In North Woodstock: Yoga in the Woods and naturalist-led animal programs are returning to Lost River Gorge for the 2026 season.
Nashua Men Indicted On Crack Cocaine And Fentanyl Sale Charges: Hillsborough County Superior Court Roundup: Woman indicted on gun threat charge; Milford man, with priors, indicted for drug possession; teen accused of stealing car from Merrimack.
Democrat Sheriff Backs Republican Governor | Fun Things To Do This Week | More: PM Patch NH: Also: Indictments; crashes; business spotlights; RFK Jr. comes to New Hampshire to fight ticks; Girl Scouts do great things; recalls.
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