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Also: City considers paying $442K for high-tech potty for the homeless; new fitness studio opens; are SAUs fibbing on mandatory reporting?
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Londonderry Man Arrested On Attempted Murder Charges, Accused Of Injuring 2 Women With Hatchet, Knife: Chandler Walden was arrested Sunday night after an argument about spraying Febreze led to a gruesome attack on family members on Chase Road.
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Former Nashua Resident Sent To The NH State Prison For Men In 2023 First-Degree Assault Case: Follow-Up: Jonathan Fote was sentenced to 12.5 to 30 years in prison for breaking an intimate partner’s bones during an attack in November 2023.
Chilly Temperatures, Rain, And A Chance Of Snow This Weekend In New Hampshire: National Weather Service forecasters say there will be a mix of weather elements this weekend in the Granite State.
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HOTWORX Opens New Fitness Studio In Salem Offering Infrared Sauna Workouts: Owner Michelle Sundman celebrated the opening of the new Salem fitness studio with a ribbon cutting event.
Felon With ‘Violent Tendencies,’ A Quarter Of A Century Of Suspended Sentences, Wanted On Probation Violation: Mario Lopez III was accused of absconding from parole supervision in December 2025. He has ties to Berlin, Nashua, and the Bronx, New York.
Keene's Costly Commode: City Weighs $440K High-Tech Public Potty: Some say the homeless need space to relieve themselves; others say nearly half a million dollars is a high price for a place to go potty.
Huyett: NH School Districts Cheated On Their Mandatory Reports To Voters — Act Now To Hold Them Accountable: Litigant: SAUs tell voters the same thing annually: taxes are going up to pay teachers. It's a sympathetic argument and a lie in many SAUs.
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