Man Jumps Off Bridge; Body Found May Be Amanda Grazewski, Missing For 5 Years: PM Patch NH

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Man Jumps From Manchester Street Bridge In Concord, Presumed Drowned: Video: Police, Concord and Bow firefighters, and Marine Patrol searched for a man in the Merrimack River Thursday, recovering his backpack.

Human Remains Found Near Derry Golf Course After Tip To Police: Sources say it is likely the remains of Amanda Grazewski, missing for about 5 years. NH AG's Office says it will take months to identify.

60 Arrested During St. Patrick’s Day Weekend Enforcement: State Police: Plus: Driver dies during dump truck crash on a turnpike and blotters from around the Granite State.

Multi-Vehicle Fatal Crash On I-293 In Manchester Under Investigation: New Hampshire State Police are investigating a fatal crash on Thursday morning on Interstate 293.

City Of Concord: Concord Reads 2025 Selection Announced: "Where You’ll Find Me: Risk, Decisions, and the Last Climb of Kate Matrosova," by Ty Gagne is the 2025 selection for Concord Reads.

NH Supreme Court Upholds Murder Conviction Despite Questionable Miranda Waiver: Anderson Pereira's murder conviction stands after the court ruled he did not invoke his Miranda rights before he was questioned by police.

Boston Celtics Sold To California Private Equity Director: Report: The Boston Celtics have a new owner, and it's a Massachusetts native - William Chisholm, managing director of Symphony Technology Group.

Trump To Sign Order Closing Dept. Of Education: See NH Impacts: If eliminated, the 189,200 Granite State borrowers will still have to repay their loans, valued at around $6.6 billion.

Shutting Down Federal DOE Could Be Winner For NH Taxpayers, Edelblut Tells Committee: Republicans say the $100 billion would be better spent if it were given directly to the states, cutting out the Washington, D.C. middleman.

Mickey D’s Stabbing; New Social Security Filing Restrictions: PM Patch: Also: Dollar General to close stores; driver accused of wrong-way drunken driving; b-ball melee suspects sought; biz briefs; youth awards.

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