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Jury Finds Police Officer Innocent In Simple Assault Case: PM Patch NH
Bay State men accused of tagging NH downtown with offensive graffiti; truck plows into garage; Ayotte sworn in; Rep loses defamation suit.

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Concord Police Officer Found Innocent In April 2023 Assault Case: The jury said Richard Cobb did not use excessive force against Blake Andrew Thomas-Haney, an intoxicated transient who was resisting arrest.
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East Falmouth Men Arrested On Felony Graffiti Charges In Lakes Region: Thomas Yarbrough and Jonathan Yarbrough were arrested on charges after lewd graffiti and damaged property were found in Gilford, Laconia.
Concord Fire Officers Frustrated With Lack Of New Union Contract: IAFF Local 3195, 7 months without a contract has been staging protests at meetings while watching other employees receive retention bonuses.
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Salem Town Office Candidate Filings Begin Jan. 22: Town Council, Budget Committee, Planning Board, ZBA, and other positions will be selected on March 11.
Man Seriously Injured After Dodge Pickup Plows Through Garage: Manchester Fire, AMR and building collapse unit responded to Cedar Hill Drive for a truck into a residence. The garage was heavily damaged.
Firefighters Tackle Brush Fire; Chief Retires After 40 Years: PM Patch: Also: Cop’s assault trial continues; “silent” surge of COVID-19; the state could have budget problems; Dems and GOP hold dueling pressers.
New Governor, Executive Council
Gov. Kelly Ayotte and the state’s five executive councilors, including two new ones, were sworn into office Thursday.
- Kelly Ayotte Sworn In As 83rd NH Governor Promises To Work For All Citizens
- Analysis: Ayotte's Speech Hints At The Budget Battle Ahead
- Executive Council Sworn In With Two New Members
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Concord Police Officer Accused Of Assault Takes Stand In His Defense
King: Trump, Who Thinks He Bought The Nation, Now Eyes The World
Alliance for Greater Good Hosts Cookies for First Responders
Hamlen: The Party Of Facts — Why Republicans Must Double Down On Truth
NH Democrats Denounce I&D Income Tax Repeal ... But Won't File Bill To Bring It Back
Town Of North Hampton: Planning Board Site Walk 1/21/25
Former Bedford GOP Rep Loses Defamation Lawsuit Targeting NHDP Chair Buckley
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