Murder Indictments; Shooting; Movie Theatre To Close; Right-To-Know Bills: PM Patch NH

CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to talk about this afternoon and evening. This post features stories and information published during the past 24 hours or so.

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• Concord's Regal Cinema, One Of 39 To Close, Starting In February: Business Insider: Cineworld Group, the parent company of Regal Cinemas, will close dozens of theatres, including its Loudon Road screens.
• Merrimack Teacher, Coach, A Suspect In A Fatal Hit-And-Run, Found Dead: Shawn Croteau of Newbury, a Merrimack educator, was a suspect in the death of Michael Vigneault during a crash on Jan. 15 in the Queen City.
• Concord Police Investigating Early Morning Downtown Shooting: A plow driver reports seeing two men, one with a gun, on Pleasant Street and then hearing a gunshot; cops spend hours inside an apartment.
• Homeless Drifter Indicted On 8 Charges In Concord Couple Murder Case: A grand jury indicted Logan Lavar Clegg on murder, evidence charges connected to the killings of Stephen and Djeswende Reid in April 2022.
• Concord River Rescue Effort Turns Out To Be A False Alarm: Concord firefighters and police searched Fort Eddy Pond and Merrimack River after a witness reported a person falling through the ice.
• New Hampshire Cities, Towns Need Help With Rental Crisis, Lawmaker Says
• Hooksett Man Accused Of Restraining Woman Inside Burning Home: Court
• Greater Salem Chamber Members Meet With State Officials Monday
• End Of An Era: Seacoast Media Group Shuttering Press, Will Print Out Of State
• Snow Heading To The State; Homeless Camp, Building Fire: PM Patch NH

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