Child Death Investigation | Queen City Tax Cap Fight | Fun Things To Do This Weekend | More: PM Patch NH

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.

Concord Police Investigating The Death Of A Young Child In The City’s South End Neighborhood: Dakin Street was closed to traffic for several hours during an investigation of a child found dead at a duplex on Friday morning.

Facebook Marketplace Cleaning Services Hire Or Sex Sale Gone Bad Leads To Stabbing In Manchester: Court docs: Frank Miller of Manchester and Kendra Gokey, a homeless woman, were arrested on first-degree assault and other charges Sunday.

Romantic Orchestra Performance | Chinese New Year Cooking Class | Comedy | More: NH Patch Weekender: Celtic and British Isles tunes; craft project; storytimes; free mall family fun day to ring in school vaca week; Ezekiel's Wheels perform.

Concord City Council Priorities For This Session: Fiscal Responsibility, Economic Development, And Housing: Councilors reach consensus on focus for 2026-2027; 4 form “renters’ caucus,” suggest “rent freeze,” eviction protections, other ideas.

Update: Pickup Truck Driver Accused By State Police Of Being Involved In A Hit-And-Run Crash In Concord: The driver of a Tacoma reportedly fled a crash scene in the area of I-93 at Exit 13 early Sunday morning, but was found later on Broadway.

Manchester Mayor Seeks 'Balance' As School Board Pushes To Break City's Tax Cap: Mayor Jay Ruais is determined to find a middle ground on the proposed $235 million school budget — while board pushes for about $30M more.

Nashua Skater Featured with Olympians in Ice Chips: A World Journey: Event will feature skaters from across New England performing in three shows on February 28 & March 1 at The Skating Club of Boston.

More Snow Coming | NH Man Accused Of Dragging Mass. State Trooper With Car While Impaired | More: PM Patch: Barbering for Tomorrow helps young people find careers; largest city tackles homelessness with new plan; ICE facility controversy continues.

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