Moose Found In Pool; Frazil Drink Machine Burns At I-93 Rest Area; More: PM Patch NH

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Officials Find Large Moose In Bedford Swimming Pool: First responders removed the cover, after which the moose “walked out of the pool on its own,” police said.

Bedford High School Spanish Educator Named Teacher Of The Year: Candice DeAngelis, an 18-year teacher, was chosen from more than 300 nominees to be New Hampshire’s ambassador educator for 2025

Burning Frazil Drink Machine Causes Smoke Condition At I-93 Rest Area: Watch: On Wednesday night, firefighters were sent to Hooksett for an electrical fire; gas pump fire suppression was accidentally activated.

A Bit Of Rain, Bracketed By Nice Autumn Weather In NH This Weekend: Forecasters from the National Weather Service say Friday and Sunday will be lovely weather days this weekend.

6 Vie For 3 Citywide Concord Board Of Education Seats In Nov. 5: Watch: A new nearly $225M middle school, ballot questions, school quality, budgets, and other issues loom over the SAU 8 Concord School District.

Merrimack Cops Investigating Multi-Car, Motorcycle Crash On Wire Road: A Bedford motorcyclist sustained severe injuries after a crash near Bedford Road; driver inattention appears to be a factor, police say.

2 New Hampshire Fugitives Now In Custody: NH DOC Follow-Up: Leroy Howard Boynton and Paul James LaPlante were wanted by the NH Department of Corrections on warrants. They were both arrested last week.

New Hampshire Will Start The New Year With A New Ethics Law. Here's What's Inside.: Despite many lawmakers working for businesses or organizations, NH has had relatively lenient laws around conflicts — until now.

New Details For Laconia Site: Grocery Store And Housing — And Outdoor Yoga: Laconia Village will have a Market Basket, medical offices, 2,000 housing units, greenspace for outdoor yoga, concerts, and farmers market.

Homeless Shack Fire; Manchester Now Has Syringe Ordinance: PM Patch NH: Charter school gets new digs; Phase 2 of Greenway Trail opens; consumer advocates want seat at $400M electric project; fun things to do.

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