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CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.
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City Of Concord Sets New Tax Rate: $27.69 Per $1,000 Assessed Value: Penacook residents in the MV School District will pay $30.64 per thousand rate due to higher school taxes; tax bills due Jan. 2, March 31.
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New Hampshire's $100M Housing Investment Beginning To Pay Off: Polls consistently show housing costs are a top priority for Granite Staters and many employers say housing makes hiring a big challenge.
Concord Man Arrested On Mass. Child Enticement, Obscene Matter Charges: Richard Wayne Talbot Jr. was arrested Tuesday night at the McDonald’s Restaurant on Loudon Road, connected to charges in Methuen, Mass.
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Residents Arrested On Nonappearance In Court Warrants: Nashua Cop Log: Plus: Thief with priors arrested on new theft charges; woman arrested on trespass charge; man arrested on domestic violence charge.
NH One Of Top Ten States For Outdoor Recreation Economic Activity: An annual report by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis says outdoor recreation added $3.9 billion to New Hampshire's 2023 economy.
North Conway Named Best Ski Town In 2024 By Readers Of USA TODAY: The town beat out places like Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Vail, Colorado, and Stowe, Vermont, which all made the Top 10 of the list.
Franklin Woman, Manchester Man Face DUI Charges: Concord Police Log: Nottingham woman charged with criminal trespass; perp with priors arrested on new theft charges; pair arrested on warrants at Chipotle.
In New Hampshire, Not All Nonprofit Hospitals Are Alike: For many needy families in New Hampshire, one pillar of the safety net is their local nonprofit hospital.
Here’s How Much Thanksgiving Dinner Could Cost In NH; How To Cut Costs: According to the latest Consumer Price Index, grocery prices are about 1.1% higher this year than last and 28% higher than in 2019.
Fatal, Fiery Crash; Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Train: PM Patch NH: Cops seek tips after bank robbed; homeless camp fire extinguished; fun events; beware of E-ZPass text scam; newspaper gets $1M pension loan.
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