Computer Glitch Temporarily Closes Liquor Stores; Ruggles Mine Reopens; 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.

NH Patch, News Partners Win New Hampshire Press Association Awards: Tony Schinella earned 4 awards at the annual banquet; freelancers Jeffrey Hastings, Carole Soule and InDepthNH, NH Journal sites also win.

Libertarian Party VP Nominee Stumps For Ticket In New Hampshire: Watch: Mike ter Maat attended Porcfest this week and spent time promoting the Oliver/ter Maat 2024 presidential ticket in the Granite State.

A Central NH Estate That Is Like A Castle In The Clouds: Watch: 94 Foxberry Drive in New Boston, New Hampshire, features 20,000 square feet of living space, amazing views, an indoor pool, and much more.

NH Liquor & Wine Outlets Temporarily Close Due To A Computer Glitch: The state’s liquor stores temporarily closed on Thursday due to a Microsoft outage. Stores are working to come back online and reopen.

Centre Street Collision Sends Vehicle Into Concord Law Office Stairs : Watch: A crash between a Toyota RAV4 and a Honda Fit sent the Fit up onto the stairs of a building at Centre and Green streets Thursday.

3 Of 4 Top Gubernatorial Candidates Talk Business Concerns At Concord Forum: Former Senate President Chuck Morse and former U.S. Senator Kelly Ayotte as well as Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington attended Thursday.

Podcast: Sen. D'Allesandro Reflects On 50 Years Of Service With Hosts Wayne King, Garry Rayno: New Hampshire Secrets, Legends & Lore: Every Day a Great American Day – Senator Lou D'Allesandro, Dean of the NH Senate.

Power To The People: Eversource Seeks 42 Percent Rate Hike: Kreis: From a ratepayer perspective, we should focus on precisely what Eversource is trying to do: Increase distribution charge revenue.

NH Mine To Reopen To Tourists After 2016 Shutdown: Located atop Isinglass Mountain in Grafton, Ruggles Mine was the first commercial mica mine in the United States.

3 Charged With Abuse Of Corpse; Dog Missing After Crash: PM Patch NH: The 2-Day Edition: Fun weekend things to do; nonprofits net millions; rain coming; Seacoast felon fugitive found; celebrate the Celtics.

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