Man Stabbed At Mickey D’s; New Social Security Filing Restrictions; More: PM Patch NH

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Man Stabbed Multiple Times In McDonald's Parking Lot In Nashua: A 32-year-old man was reportedly stabbed in the face, neck and abdomen. Jose Vasquez, 23, is accused of first-degree assault.

Restrictions Put On Social Security Filing: Here’s What To Do In NH: The change will apply to new Social Security applicants and existing recipients who want to change their direct deposit information.

Queen City Cops Seek Suspects In Mid-February Basketball Game Melee: Active warrants have been issued against Kalif Jackson of Manchester, Lewis Jennings of Worcester, MA, and Shyquinn Dix of Bridgeport, CT.

Foundation, Water Management Solutions Company Expands Into Mass., NH: Virginia company Groundworks purchases Rescon Basement Solutions of Hooksett, Portsmouth, and Burlington, Massachusetts.

Bedford Driver Accused Of Wrong-Way Drunken Driving On Interstate 293: Kyle Loconte of Bedford was arrested Monday night after being accused by NH State Police of striking multiple guardrails near Exit 2.

Dollar General To Shutter Close To 100 Stores: What To Know In NH: According to its website, the company operates 20,000-plus Dollar General and other stores, including several in the Granite State.

6 Souhegan Valley Teens Up For Youth Of The Year March 27: The Boys & Girls Club of Souhegan Valley in Milford, which serves Amherst and other towns, will host the community awards event.

IT’SUGAR Opens At Salem’s Mall At Rockingham Park: The store features hundreds of pick-and-mix candy bins and other sweets, too.

House Passes Bill To Impose Automatic Budget Caps On School Districts: HB 675 requires school districts to cap their spending at prior years' plus inflation. A two-thirds vote could override the cap.

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