Police Brutality Or Acceptable Use Of Force? Debate Rages After Queen City Arrest Video Emerges: PM Patch NH

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Car Breakdown Leads to Postponement Of Competency Hearing For 2nd Concord Homeless Camp Robbery Suspect: Follow-Up: Daniel Chambers, who is facing charges after a shooting under the Water Street Bridge, was in court Friday. His attorney was not.

Portsmouth City Manager Unveils FY27 Proposed Budget, Public Hearings Ahead: The $157.97 million proposal includes a 4.88% estimated tax rate increase and lower overall staffing.

Bail Revoked For Queen City Man Facing Concord Gun, Threat Charges; Attorneys Say Plea Coming On Some Charges: Jayden Ballam-Quiah, who has 7 active cases and new ones pending, was in Merrimack County Superior Court for a sentencing hearing on Friday.

Nashua, Manchester, And Hampstead Students Win At Science Fair And Poetry Contest: Nearly 500 students participated in the New Hampshire Drinking Water Festival held in Manchester on Wednesday.

Exeter Alewife Festival | Craft, Plant, And Yard Sales And Fairs | Seacoast Food Truck Fest: Patch Weekender: Also: Comedy; digital photo class; food drives; farmers market; golf tourney fundraiser; estate planning; movement classes; storytimes.

Meredith Village Savings Bank Board Member Moe Lafreniere Retires After 38 Years: Leaders said Maurice “Moe” Lafreniere helped guide the bank through growth and change for nearly four decades.

Nashua South Reaches Granite State Challenge Final With 415-320 Win Against Profile: The Purple Panthers built an early lead and held off the Patriots to move into the Granite State Challenge final.

Queen City Cop On Leave After Video Appears To Show Him Assaulting A Handcuffed Strangulation Suspect: Officer Justin Ketcham is on leave as the Public Integrity Unit of the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office investigates the incident.

Teen Missing | 2nd Arrest Made In Shooting Case | Brunch Options For Mom | Fugitives Wanted: PM Patch NH: Also: Stay Work Play launches campus workforce program; councilor angered by removal from city manager’s review process due to conflict.

More Mother’s Day Options

Here are some more places to check out for mom on Sunday.

• Restaurants In Amherst Offering Mother’s Day Brunch Or Dinner
• Restaurants In Exeter Offering Mother’s Day Brunch Or Dinner
• Restaurants In Londonderry Offering Mother’s Day Brunch Or Dinner
• Restaurants In Milford Offering Mother’s Day Brunch Or Dinner
• Restaurants In Windham Offering Mother’s Day Brunch Or Dinner

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