Porta-Potty Tipping Indictment; Broken Bones Assault At Homeless Camp; More: PM Patch NH

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.

Pair Charged With Prowling On Storrs Street Train Tracks: Concord Log: Plus: Chichester man arrested on 18 theft counts; man charged with child endangerment, threat charges; Claremont woman charged with theft.

Mums, Music, Pro Wrestling Match, Markets, And More: Get Out, NH: Concerts, a bereavement group, Legos, book talks, workshops, yard and bake sales to help students, highland games and Scottish festival.

Manchester Teen Indicted On Porta-Potty Tipping Charges: Court Roundup: Plus: Stalker indicted on more stalking charges; Mass. man indicted on drug sale charges; habitual offender indicted in Queen City.

Perps From Mass. Indicted On Theft Charges: Superior Court Roundup: Plus: Felon from Salem indicted on weapons possession charges; contractors accused of taking checks and not doing work; drug indictments.

Man Arrested On Weapon Charge After Homeless Camp Incident In Nashua: Eric Baker, of no fixed address in Nashua, was accused of breaking another man’s bones at a camp near Pine Street Extension in early August.

After Weeks Of Attacks By Democrats, Ayotte Targets 'Craigville' In New TV Ad: Kelly Ayotte fired back at a potential general election opponent after the Democratic Governors Association broadcast $2M in negative ads.

Craig Lashes Out Over 'Misleading' Ad Targeting Her Record In Manchester: Political professionals say the exchange of political fire is yet another sign the guv's race is evolving into an Ayotte vs. Craig battle.

Manchester's Crystal Lake Closes Again Due To High E. Coli Levels: High E.coli levels were first identified in samples taken Aug. 5, and the beach stayed closed for several days as positive tests continued.

Fiscal Approves $6M Grant For Community Health Centers; Extends Rye Harbor Grant Date: The Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee also approved money for Disproportionate Share Hospital Payments, refugees, and solar panels.

Youth League Embezzler Escapes Hearing, Jail; 7 To Save: PM Patch NH: Child sex abuse image arrest; saturation patrol; company transporting 1M pound condenser; candidate supported funding defunding police orgs.

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