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More Minimum-Security Inmate Escapees | County Indictments | Weekend Happenings: PM Patch NH
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CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.
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NH Department Of Corrections Searching For 2 New Minimum-Security Inmates Placed On Escape Status: Shawn Tarr and Ryan Tiberio were accused of leaving the Transitional Work Center in Concord on Thursday morning.
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Nashua Man Indicted On Child Rape, Strangulation Charges: Hillsborough County Superior Court Roundup: Felon indicted on gun, drug distribution charges; stalker indicted on new charges out of Hudson, Merrimack; woman accused of strangulation.
Men From Exeter And Lee Indicted On Gun Threat Charges: Rockingham County Superior Court Indictments: Men from Fremont, Stratham, and Maine indicted on reckless conduct charges; Salem man charged in jail assault case; thefts at the mall.
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Man From Pembroke Arrested On DUI, Crash, False Report, And Other Charges: Concord Police Log: Thief from Windham, Maine, arrested after Walmart incident; elderly woman charged with assault; Manchester man charged with stalking again.
Alzheimer’s Walk | 5K Race | Spooky Serenade | Fairs And Yard Sales | Comedy | More: The NH Patch Weekender: Free defense seminar; photo class; ski, skate, and more sale; princess tea party; jazz and trumpets; books, stories, talks; orienteering.
NH Attorney General's Office: Officials Can Comment On Tax Cap Question But Cannot Use Public Resources: New guidance: School board members and superintendents may take political positions, but cannot use public resources to promote them.
Escapee Found | Woman Faces 20 Charges After 3 Domestic Violence And Stalking Incidents | More: PM Patch NH: Cold case manslaughter plea deal; sauna sessions, with beer, on a Seacoast farm; juveniles charged in anti-Semitic, racist graffiti case.
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