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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.

Concord Police Say There’s No Public Threat After 2 Unattended Deaths, In Separate Incidents, This Week: Blake Erickson was found dead under the Water Street Bridge on Monday; on Tuesday, the body of a man was found on Horseshoe Pond Island.

Londonderry Man Dies After Rollover Crash On Interstate 93: New Hampshire State Police Roundup: A NH DOT plow truck driver and a pickup truck driver were taken to the hospital after a crash on Route Plus: Blotters from around the state.

Allenstown Trucker Injured During Crash On Interstate 93, New Hampshire State Police Say: Thomas Martell was taken to the hospital after driving off the highway, into a median, and into some trees early Thursday morning.

North Country Felon Wanted On Probation Violation, New Hampshire Corrections Department Says: Craig Thomas Lagerstrom was accused of failing to appear for probation in November 2025 after being released from the Grafton County Jail.

Weekend Weather: Snow May Return To New Hampshire, According To Forecasters: Expect fluctuations in temperatures, weather conditions, and wind gusts between Friday and Tuesday in the Granite State.

Stevens Asks NH AG To Look Into Delayed Criminal Restitution Payments To Victims: The NH DOC manages 13,000 active offender restitution cases affecting 21,000 victims, but lacks enough staffers to process payments.

After Ayotte Veto Threat, House Tables NH Coalition Against Domestic And Sexual Violence Defunding Bill: Newmarket Democrat state Rep. Ellen Read's "revenge bill," HB 1675, targeting the Coalition, was tabled by the House.

New Hampshire House Adopts Shortened List Of Adequate Education Elements: School nurses and superintendent services would not be components of an adequate education under a bill the House approved Wednesday.

House Republicans Pass New Hampshire School District Budget Cap: HB 1300 would place a cap on the portion of property taxes raised for a school district's budget and a fixed cap on central office costs.

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