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New Eatery; Pine Tree Riot Flag Lawsuit; Huge Lottery Jackpot; More: PM Patch NH

Former NH First Lady passes away; election voter guides; school charter reform questions reveal divided capital city; iPhone 16 coming.

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PM Patch NH for Sept. 10, 2024.
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CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.

This post features stories and information published during the past 24 hours.

School Charter Reform Questions Hearing Shows Deep Divide In Concord: On Nov. 5, SAU 8 residents will have the chance to restore their voting rights concerning approval for school relocation and property sales.

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Nancy Sununu, Former NH First Lady And Governor's Mother, Dies After Battling Alzheimer's: Nancy H. Sununu will be remembered as a strong political partner to her husband and the mother to both a U.S. Senator and Governor.

Salem's New Mediterranean Restaurant Offers Comfort Food And Cocktails: Beiruti Mediterranean Restaurant recently had its ribbon-cutting grand opening on South Broadway in Salem.

Find out what's happening in Concordfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

1772 Pine Tree Riot Flag Spawns Lawsuit Against City Of Nashua: The Institute for Free Speech is representing Beth Scaer in a federal lawsuit after Nashua refused to fly the historic flag at city hall.

Mega Millions Jackpot Projected To Jump To $800 Million: Lottery: Lottery officials say the jackpot is anticipated to be the 7th highest in the game’s history.

Earned Interest Saves Day For New Hampshire State Revenue Picture: While not a large revenue month, August saw $144.7 million flow into the state's coffers, $3.6M more than estimates but $1M less than 2023.

Graham: Tuesday's Big Loser Is New Hampshire's Idiotic September Primary: NH Journal editor: Today's Sept. 10 state primary is a civic abomination; it should be dragged behind the nearest middle school and clubbed.

Missing Teen; Indictments; Building Crash Charges; More: PM Patch NH: 9/11 Patriots Day services; 2024 primary political posts; fun things to do this week; winning $1M Mega Millions tix sold at NH rest stop.

Patch Primary Election Voter Guides

As of this posting, polls will be open for another 5 or 6 hours around New Hampshire. So get out and vote!

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12 Landmark Hill Lane - Pending

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Harris Is All-In On Price Controls. Economists Are Not.

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