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Bears ‘Following Campers’ In The White Mountains; Missing Girl Case Turns 40: PM Patch NH

Plus: Harris makes VP choice; embezzler still owes money 10 years after conviction; state ends FY24 with $126M surplus; Carlson wins bronze.

PM Patch NH for Aug. 6, 2024.
PM Patch NH for Aug. 6, 2024. (Tony Schinella/Patch)

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Missing NH Girl Case Turns 40: No New Leads, Info Requests Rejected: The case of Shirley Ann “Tippy” McBride, who went missing in Concord on July 13, 1984, remains unresolved, with few talking about the case.

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NH Democrats 'Thrilled' By Harris Pick Of Minnesota Guv As VP: Kamala Harris called Tim Walz "a battle-tested leader who has an incredible track record of getting things done for Minnesota families."

Youth League Embezzler Still Owes Thousands A Decade After Conviction: Michelle Toupin of Boscawen is in court Aug. 15 to explain why she has failed to pay back money she stole from kids more than 10 years ago.

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Salem 12U Little League Team Raising Thousands To Go To Regionals: The team won the state championship and will now compete for the third time in Bristol, Connecticut.

Concord Teen Arrested On Second-Degree Assault Charge: Police Log: Man with priors arrested on threat, other charges; Franklin woman faces 8 assault counts; Hooksett woman charged with hospital assault.

Hungry Bears Are "Following Campers" In New Hampshire's White Mountains, Forest Service Says: "Bears that have become habituated to humans are following campers and begging for food," the Forest Service said.

Preliminary Work Shows $126 Million Revenue Surplus For NH's Fiscal 2024: The Monday figures show a revenue surplus of $126.4 million for the 2024 fiscal year — an increase in revenue of $111.2 million over FY23.

Look, Ma! NH Ranked Most Affordable State To Have A Baby: New WalletHub study: New Hampshire is the most affordable state to have a baby and the fifth-best state overall to become a parent.

XX Is Not XY:' Riley Gaines Defends Women's Sports, Dings Sununu Veto At NH GOP Event: Riley Gaines, an advocate for keeping biological males out of women's sports, spoke to a NH Federation of Republican Women in Atkinson.

Indictments; Smokey Bear At 80; Where Is Adam Montgomery? PM Patch NH: Arrests, events, weather, coffee shortage and recall warnings, border spending questioned while migrants swamp Bay State emergency shelters.

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