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Rain And Snow Mix, Then A Cloudy Weekend In New Hampshire: Weekend Weather Forecast: National Weather Service: Morning rain and snow expected Friday, rain Saturday, and chilly temperatures throughout the weekend.
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Woman From Lyndeborough Arrested On Stalking, Violation Of A Protective Order Charges In Concord: Kamari Walker was accused of recording a protected party with her phone after a custody exchange outside Concord Police HQ in early October.
Nashua QDOBA To Mark Grand Opening With Giveaways, DJ, and School Donation: The Amherst Street restaurant opened earlier this week and plans a Friday event with giveaways, a ribbon-cutting, and a $1,000 donation.
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Concord Tree Lighting Moves To Midnight Merriment Dec. 4; Parade Canceled For 2026: Downtown event returns for its 33rd year, with the tree lighting, trolley, cocoa, and s'mores; Eagles Club says parade will return in 2027.
Keene And Peterborough To Get New Bus Service Through Nashua, Lowell, And Boston: The new route, launched by Greyhound with NH DOT and local partners, will run two daily round trips starting Nov. 17.
Pedestrian Killed in Wednesday Afternoon Crash on Route 111 in Hollis: A man was killed after being struck by a vehicle; police believe he was possibly crossing the road near the Pepperell town line.
Man Targeted Girl For Sexual Assault, Cops Say | Vets Get State ‘Patriot’ Plate | More: PM Patch NH: Thief accused of NH forgeries wanted in Maryland; House Speaker candidates offer dueling columns; fun things to do; NH PBS holiday auction.
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- Bartlett Center Honors Packard As George Will Offers Hope After GOP Defeat
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🌱 Patch AM: Amherst homeowners win $4.3 million verdict over 'forever chemicals'
🌱 Patch AM: Beatles Music To Shape Gathering At First Congregational Church In Concord Sunday
🌱 Patch AM: Plan for Saturday night's Everett Turnpike detour
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🌱 Patch AM: Merrimack And Bedford Drivers Face Overnight Detour On Everett Turnpike Nov. 14
Greater Nashua Chamber Of Commerce: LGN Class 2027: Nonprofit Day Written
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