Huge Seacoast Drug Bust; Banks Help Out; 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.

Pair From Haverhill Accused Of Running Fentanyl, Crack Cocaine In NH: NH State Police say 200 grams of fentanyl and 200 grams of crack were in a vehicle occupied by Andres Carpio and Raymundo DeJesus.

Midnight Merriment; Christmas With Cows; Theatre; More: Get Out, NH: Dozens of holiday craft fairs around the Granite State, pageants, cookie walks, sales, and fundraisers, a comedy show, symphony, stories.

Nashua Student To Perform In Christmas At Belmont: Live From Nashville: Olivia Garland will perform with 600 student musicians and vocalists; the concert will be streaming on Amazon Music and Prime Video.

Department Of Corrections Seeks Info On 2 New Hampshire Fugitives: Taylor Carpentier, a felon with a weapon, is previously from Concord; Joshua Vazquez has ties to Nashua, is considered “armed & dangerous.”

The Merrimack Helps Fund The White Birch Center Expansion Project: $50,000 in NH CDFA tax credits will be used to purchase and renovate an additional building in Henniker.

Franklin Savings Bank Sponsors Toys For Tots Drive: For the 3rd year in a row, the bank is the lead sponsor of the WMUR-TV Toys for Tots drive, managed by The Marines Toys for Tots Foundation.

Service Company Seeks To Purchase Accessible Minivans Via Fundraising: Meredith Village Savings Bank has purchased $10,000 in NH CDFA tax credits to assist Great Bay Services.

Pembroke Man Faces Deadly Weapon, Other Charges: Concord Police Log: Plus: Concord man, woman, with priors, arrested on stalking charges; man arrested on DUI charge; man arrested on 5 drug charges.

10th Largest Mega Millions Jackpot Up For Grabs Friday Night: The New Hampshire Lottery expects Friday’s Mega Millions jackpot to reach $579 million with a nearly $277M one-time payout before taxes.

Scams Abound; Snow Is Coming; Fugitives Caught; More: PM Patch NH: “Mac Gives Back” thousands; ski industry honors 2 pols; pedestrian struck by car; “smuggled” ciggies leads to nearly $1B in revs for NH.

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