Boy Stabbed; Police Say Homeless Camp Attack Was A Shooting; Kindness Grants: PM Patch NH

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Concord Police Say Healy Park Incident Was A Shooting: Follow-Up: Vincent Mott, a “person of interest,” was arrested on warrants as well as drug and falsifying evidence charges Monday; Crimeline seeks tips.

Nashua Police Investigating Teenager Stabbed Multiple Times: The teen with stab wounds was transported from Palisade Drive; police say the alleged stabbing occurred on Musket Drive.

North Shore Restaurant Owner Sentenced For $2M In Wage, Tax Fraud: John Drivas, of Hampton, NH, pleaded guilty to keeping sales tax and paying employees "under the table" in Salem, Peabody and Seabrook, NH.

After Being Featured As A Fugitive, NH Felon Surrenders: Follow-Up: Norman Robert Chapman arranged to turn himself in Thursday to the Newport Field Services District Office on a state parole board warrant.

7 NH Jan. 6 Defendants Pardoned By Trump; Biden Pardons Family, Fauci: The 45th-47th president pardoned rioters he called “hostages”; the 46th pardoned family not charged, Jan 6 committee that destroyed docs.

Portsmouth DPW Announces Sewer Main Easement Tree Removals: The Portsmouth Department of Public Works will start work on or about Jan. 23, removing trees along the city’s sewer line.

Concerts; Chisolm Biopic; Healthy Eating; Fishermans’ Rally: Get Out: Legos, an 80s Glow in the Dark dance party, yoga, public speaking master class, the history of Grappone, Granite State Stories, a book sale.

Goodlander, Pappas Break With Party, Back Bill Targeting Illegal Immigrant Sex Offenders: The state's all-Democrat federal delegation has moved to the right on immigration enforcement since the November 2024 election.

Active With The Activists: New Documentary Tells Story Of The Clamshell Alliance: Alpert: "Acres of Clams" tells how activists took on a governor, powerful industry through nonviolent protest, music, well-deployed humor.

Homeless Camp Attack; Deep Freeze; Hikers Rescued; More: PM Patch NH: Also: NH per pupil costs $21K+, recalls, killer wants a new trial, TikTok restoration begins, should cell phones be banned from schools?

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