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.
New Hampshire State Police Accuse Mass. Man Of Wrong-Way Intoxicated Driving on I-293: Thomas Burke of Lowell was arrested Sunday night on multiple charges near Mile Marker 10.4 in Hooksett after being spotted in Manchester.
Laconia Man, With Several Priors, Faces 3 Fentanyl Charges: Merrimack County Superior Court Indictments: Plus: Concord man indicted on strangulation charge; Boston man charged with forgery; homeless man accused of spitting at police officer.
Nashua Man Indicted On Bigamy, False Info On Marriage App Charges: Hillsborough County Superior Court South: Plus: Mass. felon accused of possessing brass knuckles; thief faces more theft charges; Nashua stalker indicted on new stalking charge.
Merrimack Man Accused Of Firing Gun At Driver In Portsmouth: Rockingham County Superior Court Indictments: Hampton, Lawrence, and Seabrook thieves face new charges; Exeter woman accused of interfering with jail fire alarms; gun threat indictment.
Merrimack And Bedford Drivers Face Overnight Detour On Everett Turnpike Nov. 14: Lane closures, rolling roadblocks, and a detour are planned between Exits 10 and 13, weather permitting, on Saturday night, Sunday morning.
NH DOS Employees Assist In New Mexico | Standoff In The North Country | More: NH State Police Roundup: Plus: Blotters from around the Granite State.
Aroma Joe's Offers Free Drinks To Veterans On Wednesday At All Locations: Veterans with valid ID can get one free drink up to 24 ounces Wednesday at participating Aroma Joe's shops.
Board Reports Modest October Sales Gain Across The New Hampshire Seacoast: Single-family and condo sales rose across 13 Seacoast towns — while median prices moved in opposite directions.
O'Neill Honored In Windham For 30 Years As State Farm Agent: The Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce marked Jessica O'Neill's 30 years serving Windham during Women's Small Business Month.
Former EMT Gets Prison Time In Child Assault Case | Fire Lieutenant Mourned | More: PM Patch NH: Also: Hikers rescued; fun things to do this week; battle for Speaker of the House; data center update; ATV crash injures 2; more.
Here are some other posts readers may have missed:
Snow Happens. Make Sure Your Gutters Can Handle the Meltdown
🌱 Patch AM: Londonderry cheerleaders bring home trophies and a scoring milestone
Gaga ball rules over on-screen games
🌱 Patch AM: Manchester tower proposal heads toward a vote amid parking concerns
Fisher Named News Director At InDepth NH
🌱 Patch AM: BEATLEMANIA and 7 more events
🌱 Patch AM: Manchester changes how residents book city visits and receive emergency alerts
Nashua Holiday Season To Open With 3 Downtown Events Beginning Saturday
🌱 Patch AM: Souhegan rolls through playoff opener to stay unbeaten
MacDonald: So, We're Still Having Elections, Then?
🌱 Patch AM: Lawsuit threat stalls Merrimack's proposed kratom restrictions
Podcast: Abbas At The Abyss — Salem Republican On 2026 Wipe Out
🌱 Patch AM: Bedford's Matt McLaughlin wins Senate seat on third try
🌱 Patch AM: Two dining proposals head to Manchester's zoning board Thursday
New Hampshire Democrats Look To Aid Public Schools Amid Property Tax Rebellion
🌱 Patch AM: Souhegan ends John Stark's playoff run with a shutout
🌱 Patch AM: What's driving Londonderry's proposed $50.9 million town budget?
Beatles Music To Shape Gathering At First Congregational Church In Concord Sunday
🌱 Patch AM: Exeter's Latimer joins Seacoast Athlete of the Week nominees
Portsmouth Public Library: Guitar Sunday @PMAC: Brooks Robertson Nov. 15
🌱 Patch AM: Hampton apartment disturbance leads to assault and protective-order charges
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