14 Rounded Up In Drug Raids; Another Accused Wrong-Way Drunken Driver; More: PM Patch NH

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

Nashua, Hudson Police Roundup 14 On Drug And Other Various Charges: Several officers made the arrests while operating under a New Hampshire Substance Abuse Reduction Initiative Grant.

170 Violations Issued During Interstate Enforcement: Trooper Roundup: Plus: Accused wrong-way drunken driver arrested previously for DWI; woman injured during East Kingston crash; plus, blotters from around NH.

Robbery Felon, Now In Concord, Arrested On Meth Sale, Weapon Charges: Bruce True of East Side Drive in Concord, a felon with around 22 years of criminal history, including robbery and theft, faces new charges.

New US Space Force Documentary Presented In Concord Friday: "Always Above" premieres on Friday, May 2 at McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord.

River Run Welcomes Windham's Murphy As Chief Banking Officer: Karen Murphy brings more than 30 years of experience in the financial services industry to the CBO and executive vice president roles.

Bank Introduces CareWork Loan Program For Childcare Providers: The program is designed to provide financial assistance and resources specifically tailored for licensed childcare providers.

United Way Seeks Reading And Tutoring Volunteers To Assist Children: Wee Read United brings the joy of stories and creativity into local preschools; Learn United assists K-12 students with reading and math.

The Community Players Of Concord Ends Its 2025 Season With 'Our Town': The troupe ends its 97th season with Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning classic, with performances on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Concord Man Arrested On Firearm Charges After Incident On Hoit Road: Aaron James Knowlton was arrested on reckless conduct and other charges after being accused of firing a shotgun inside a home on April 18.

Boy’s Body Recovered From Lake After Drowning; Indictments: PM Patch: Also: College student, investigated before, arrested on child pornography charges; superintendent named to board; former mayor passes away.

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