Longtime Educator Retires | Rochester Man Charged With Sexually Assaulting Girl | More: PM Patch NH

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The End Of An Era At Bishop Brady High School As Elliot Retires: After many decades as an educator in public and Catholic schools, Andrea Isaak Elliot will be retiring.

Rochester Man Arrested On Statutory Rape And Computer Services Prohibited Charges In Concord: Jaythien Guillermo, 24, was accused of sexually assaulting a girl, 15, at the Sewalls Falls Recreation Area in April and June.

Patch In NH Turns 15; Editor Wins 5 More New Hampshire Press Association Awards; Updates And Info: Patch’s annual anniversary note to you, our readers, celebrating our news and community websites, which started in Concord on June 17, 2011.

Abigail Adams: Liberty & Legacy | Salem Farmers Market | ‘Of Mice And Men’ | More: NH Patch Weekender: Also: Liberty & Legacy Civic Saturday Social; Sober Safe Spot; Sip Mocktails & Shop; antique market; podcast class; Northlands Live 2026.

Salem Chamber Golf Tournament Brings Business Community Together Despite Rain: The Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce said its Salem golf outing mixed networking, food and prizes.

Dealer's Choice: Former State Senator's COVID Theft Plea Deal Will Send Him To Prison For 1 Year And 1 Day: Concord Casino mogul Anthony "Andy" Sanborn has not pleaded guilty yet, but is due in U.S. District Court on July 7 for a plea hearing.

Manchester And Nashua Rank In Top 5 Best-Run American Cities, Study Says: WalletHub: The Queen City and the Gate City are great when it comes to how well they're run — and the bang taxpayers get for their buck.

Indictments | Bay State Hiker Dies After ‘Medical Incident’ | RIP Eddie Andelman | More: PM Patch NH: Also: Asst. safety commissioner receives fellowship award; psychiatric services business celebrates 10 years; new colon cancer screenings.

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