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.
Convicted Homeless Stalker Racks Up Assault, Disorderly, And Breach Charges In Concord: Follow-Up: Jeffrey Gardner was accused of swinging a bag at a teenager who refused to give him money downtown; across 4 weeks, he was arrested 7 times.
Edwards Joins Leadership Of New Hampshire Access To Justice Commission: Superior Court Associate Justice Anne Edwards will help lead New Hampshire's statewide efforts to expand access to civil justice.
Concord Police, Fire, Troopers Kept Busy With Crash, Fuel Spill, And Homeless Camp Fire: Video: First responders were involved with a few calls Thursday, including homeless people burning trash, a truck losing its fuel pump, and a crash.
Fundraisers | Digital Photo Class And Free Computer Clinic | Lights Of Hope: Nashua's Weekend Roundup: Fairs, festivals, art, and performances; storytimes; car show; concerts; honoring patriot Reuben Cummings; historic schoolhouse open house.
Project Blackout Sets 2026 Games Across New Hampshire, Massachusetts School Communities: The Windham org named "ONE" its 2026 theme. Games include Malden Catholic vs. Westwood, Windham vs. Salem, and Alvirne vs. Salem.
Nashua Residents Indicted On Drug Sale Charges: Hillsborough County Superior Court Indictments: Plus: Man indicted on Merrimack burglary charge; Rhode Island man indicted on theft charges; Nashua drug indictments.
Car Thief Indicted On Concord Kidnapping, Assault Charges: Merrimack County Superior Court Indictments: Bow man indicted on child assault charges; homeless stalker indicted on another stalking charge; Franklin woman indicted on threat charge.
Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Head-On Collision on South Baboosic Lake Road In Merrimack: A passenger car rolled after crashing into a motorcycle nearly head-on. Police are asking the driver of a second vehicle to contact them.
Apartment Death Investigation | Another Asian Spa Raided | Ad Firm Has New Owners | More: PM Patch NH: Unity b-fast shows divisions remain; weather; ed. dept. implores teaching history of 9/11; car crashes into parked car, then a stone wall.
Here are some other posts readers may have missed:
Millions In Prizes Up For Grabs: Is Your High School Football Team Next?
Randolph Woods Colonial Has Open House Scheduled For Saturday In Bedford
Bolduc: America Still Lives In The Shadow Of 9/11
Beyond Back-to-School Jitters: Recognize & Manage Anxiety
Cline: No, New Hampshire Doesn't Have The 4th Highest Lifetime Tax Burden
State Revenues Rebound In Second Month Of Fiscal Year
Manhattan Short Film Festival comes to NHTI
🌱 Patch AM: Which Winnacunnet seniors just became National Merit semifinalists?
City Of Portsmouth: Public Art Review Committee Seeks Artists For Hanover Garage Project
🌱 Patch AM: Serious DUI crash at Belmont and Hanover leaves toddler critically injured
Real Estate Transfer Tax Boosts Summer Revenues
🌱 Patch AM: New: Fall Art Classes At Oliveteal Arts, Starting Now
A New Ipswich Blueberry Farm By Another Name At Heart Of Dispute
🌱 Patch AM: Is your Bedford Fidium bill eligible for a credit today?
New: Fall Art Classes At Oliveteal Arts, Starting Now
🌱 Patch AM: How a new Londonderry DEA lab could reshape Manchester drug cases
Exeter Rotary Club Announces Return of Annual Apple Sale to Fund Local Scholars
🌱 Patch AM: What's really happening with Hampton's troubled I-95 service plaza overhaul?
A Partially Nice Late Summer Weekend For Concord And Penacook: Forecasters
🌱 Patch AM: Why United Therapeutics is taking over Merrimack's old Anheuser-Busch campus
New Community Education options at Nashua Community College
🌱 Patch AM: Manchester's EVR Advertising Sold To Leadership Duo, Stays Under Local Ownership
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