Corrections Felon Fugitive Accused Of Possessing Stolen Gun, Tased By Cops; More: PM Patch

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. It is a bit light today because I shut down early on Thursday and was crazy busy today with other stuff.

Two Children Being Treated For Life-Threatening Injuries After Manchester Hit and Run Crash: A suspect is in custody after fleeing the scene of several crashes in the Queen City — accused of leaving a trail of destruction, injuries.

Driver Accused Of Seriously Injuring Children In Manchester Crash Is Held Without Bail: Justin LeClair, 23 of Manchester, is charged with aggravated DWI and reckless conduct with a deadly weapon after a crash Thurday.

New Hampshire Corrections Fugitive From April Accused Of Possessing Gun, Resisting, Tased By Lebanon Cops: Joshua D. Champney, a drug felon and parolee with a long criminal history, was arrested at Walmart in Lebanon on Thursday night.

This Restaurant Is The Most Fascinating In New Hampshire, Food Site Says: The selections were based on user reviews, awards, accolades, and first-hand experience by members of the Food Love team.

Concord High School 2025 Graduation Delayed Slightly Due To Weather Forecast: Principal: Here is what graduates and families of CHS need to know about Saturday’s event.

Committee Of Conference Gets Good Budget News From DRA And Insurance Commissioner: The committee of conference is working on House Bill 1 and House Bill 2 which make appropriations for the next two years beginning July 1.

New Hampshire State Business Taxes Floundered In May: Senate budget writers may be optimistic about business taxes for the next biennium, but May revenues continue to show a downward trend.

Animal Cruelty Incidents At Homeless Camp Lead To Arrest; Newspaper Owner Denies Financial Problems: PM Patch: Also: Fun things to do this weekend but lousy weather; former corrections officer wants murder case dismissed; a veteran’s new mission.

Here are some other posts readers may have missed:

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Renewed Effort To Find Who Murdered Joanne Dunham, 15, Of Charlestown, NH, In 1968

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Report: Challenges To Homeownership In New Hampshire

🌱 Patch AM: Remembering Manchester's Brian Mooney, Air Force veteran

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