Barn, House Blazes Keep Firefighters Busy; Diaper Spa Permit Denied; More: PM Patch NH

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

Barn And House Fire In Dunbarton Goes To 4-Alarms: Watch: Firefighters from around NH spent hours fighting a barn and house fire on Mansion Road on Thursday. Nine residents were displaced.

Fire Destroys Warner Home On Pleasant Pond: Watch: Firefighters from around Merrimack County were called to Marsh Lane on Thursday for a 2-alarm fire.

Concord Woman Fined For Stealing Political Signs During 2023 Election: The NH Attorney General fined Cynthia Davis of NE Village Road for stealing Andrew Georgevits’ signs during the Ward 9 city council race.

This Home Has Stunning Views Of Winnipesaukee, The White Mountains: 118 Anthony Avenue in Alton, New Hampshire, was built in 2005 on a 56-acre site with 180-degree views. The home has several updates, too.

Nashua Police Facebook Site Back Up And Running: The site is live again after not being active for several weeks.

Concord Women, With Priors, Arrested On Drug Charges: Police Log: Manchester woman arrested for DUI; pair face theft charges after incident at Hannaford; homeless man arrested on disorderly conduct charge.

Atkinson ZBA Denies Diaper Spa Business Permit After Residents Balk: On Wednesday, hundreds of residents spoke out against the business, which caters to adults who like to dress and play like babies.

Fiscal Committee Passes Sununu's $850K Border Proposal In Party-Line Vote: The committee approved the governor's request to send a group of National Guard volunteers to Eagle Pass, Texas, to support border security.

Former Executive Councilor, County Commissioner Peter Spaulding Dies At Age 80: The Hopkinton Republican served the public for many decades as an executive councilor and Merrimack County commissioner.

Pot Legalization Eyed; NH National Guardsmen To TX Border? PM Patch NH: Harmony murder trial update; guv nixes “embracing inclusive language” state website guidance, calls it “nuts”; listeria, salmonella recalls.

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