Pigs In Traffic; Indictments; NHPR Journalist Sued; More: PM Patch NH

CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to talk about this afternoon and evening. PM Patch NH features posts from the past 24 hours. Thank you for reading!

Marshals Searching For Sexual Assaulter Accused Of Failing To Register

Justin Hayes, who was convicted of molesting a child under 12 in Florida in 2008 when he was a teen, was last known to be homeless in NH.

Land Sale Negotiations For New Concord Middle School Reach An Impasse

CenterPoint Church to hold formal votes to withdraw from purchase and sale agreement with SAU 8; activists push for rebuilt middle school.

Concord Teen Arrested On Criminal Threatening Charges: Police Log

Teen accused of liquor store theft, unlawful possession; Laconia man faces robbery, other charges; woman cited on child endangerment charge.

Manchester Motorcyclist Faces Negligent Homicide Indictment: Roundup

Plus: Bedford felon indicted on gun, threat charges; Nashua woman accused of jail assault; man indicted on gun, sexual abuse image charges.

2022 Primary Election Results Questioned, Corrected In Windham

Town Clerk: Changes between sets of numbers occurred due to reviewing checklists, tally sheets, write-in votes, and other information.

Hudson Man Indicted On Rape, Witness Tampering Charges: Court Roundup

Nashua man indicted on armed robbery, burglary charges; Merrimack woman indicted on habitual offender, drug charges; more drug indictments.

After Recount, Vogt Bests Cali-Pitts In Portsmouth 2022 Primary Race

Robin Vogt unseated 13-term state Rep. Jacqueline Cali-Pitts by 9 votes Sept. 13; will now head to the November general election unopposed.

Belmont Man Indicted On Reckless Conduct, Drug Charges: Superior Court

Plus: Gilmanton habitual offender indicted; Concord man indicted on new drug charges; other drug indictments from Merrimack County.

Rivier U. Holds Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony For Upgraded Trottier Hall

The renovation includes a new Nursing Simulation and Clinical Education Center and new Division of Business and Security Studies facilities.

Fiery 5 Vehicle Crash; Judge Rules Against Parent Rights: PM Patch NH

Also: Rainstorm causes crash; community college and school notes; 2022 campaign news; fun things to do this week; and more.

Also Read

• Shoddy Reporting, 'Woke' Bias: Former Granite Recovery Centers CEO Sues NHPR
• Pigs Playing In Traffic In Litchfield Are Safely Secured By Officer
• NH Man Seriously Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash On Everett Turnpike
• Salem Police Department Presents Cookies & Cops Next Week
• Update: Missing Vulnerable Adult Found
• Wow House: 39 Dearborn St. In Portsmouth, New Hampshire
• Windham Elections Under Review — Again — After Discrepancies
• 🌱 Car Bursts Into Flames + Casino Tables For Sale + St. Jude Run/Walk
• Exeter Area Adoptable Pets Of The Week: Meet Bonnie & More
• BrightStar Care Of Bedford Manchester Recognizes Regional Winner
• Wow House: 9 Cole St. In Hampton, New Hampshire
• Greater Nashua Chamber Of Commerce: LGN Class Of 2023 – LGN Retreat
• Wow House: 3 Sarah Drive In Merrimack, New Hampshire
• In NH Speech, Pompeo Calls Fentanyl Border Flood An 'Act Of War'
• 🌱 Youth Air Patrol + Hidden Video Arrest + Holiday Cards For Troops
• In NH Speech, Pompeo Calls Fentanyl Border Flood An 'Act Of War'
• Sununu, Sherman Disagree On NH Education Funding At Disability Policy Forum
• Judge Rules Nashua Ex-Cop Can Use His Own Name In 'Laurie List' Lawsuit
• Online and on-campus classes begin October 24 at NCC
• Adopt From Amherst Area Shelters: New Pets Added This Week

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