Heroic Boy Honored, New Hotel, DWI Arrests, More: NH Right Now

It was a murky Tuesday but that doesn’t mean that news was busting out all over the state of New Hampshire. From arrests to new businesses to young heroes, there was a lot reported on today. Here are some of the stories from Patch in the Granite State:

A Gate City boy was commended for saving his grandmother.

Parcels of land – 234-acres – in Concord may be set aside as conservation land.

Two men in Nashua were charged with raping a girl.

Hampton police are asking for assistance with a missing persons case.

A new hotel is planned for Bedford.

Sign up for hoops in the Port City.

Check out the local cop logs: A man was charged with DWI and trespassing in Milford while an Amherst woman was arrested on a credit card fraud charge. In Concord, a man was arrested on drug charges at the library. In Londonderry, it was assault and DUI arrests. Assault and ID fraud arrests were reported in Salem.

Who needs free dental care?

A heroin trafficker from the Dominican Republic, based in Lawrence, MA, was sent to jail for two decades.

The battle over homework in Merrimack continues.

A Webster man was arrested after a multi-month investigation into a hit-and-run crash in Franklinwhile this man in Merrimack was arrested and charged for allegedly running in front of a vehicle.

New Hampshire’s education commissioner says, Thank a teacher, and congratulates the state’s presidential scholars.

Educatestudents about Social Security.

And a word of encouragement for the day.

Did you miss all of the headlines from Monday? Check out this link.

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