School Threat Investigated; Bank Closing Branches; More: PM Patch NH

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Webster Mom Who Set House Ablaze, Burning Her Kids, Escapes Psych Time: Judge agrees with insanity plea deal, probation for Mary Elizabeth “Liz” Corliss; victim’s father chastises attorneys involved in the case.

Concord Police Investigating ‘Potential Threat’ At Bishop Brady: Update: The Catholic school was evacuated Tuesday afternoon because of a possible threat that was dispelled by police several hours later.

TD Bank Hampton Branch, 3 Others Closing In New Hampshire: The closures at branches in Hampton, Bristol, Contoocook, and Wilton could come as early as June as part of a bank footprint reevaluation.

Plymouth Regional High Student Named 2025 NH Poetry Out Loud Champion: Reagan Sutherland has been named the NH Poetry Out Loud Champion for 2025; Brewster Academy’s Hannah Ruegg was selected as an alternate.

Bow Faces Profile Senior High School On Granite State Challenge: The Falcons meet the Patriots Thursday as Round 1 matches continue on New Hampshire PBS.

Meditation; Yoga; Lunch & Learn; Beware Of Scams; More: Get Out, NH: Plus: Authors, poetry, and stories; music and art; architecture; volleyball; comics; “wine down” Wednesday; French conversation; and more.

Proposal To Eliminate Federal Taxes At $150K: What It Means To NH: While specific plan details have not been released, more than 76% of Americans earn less than $150,000 annually, according to the Census.

Wrestler From Exeter Helps College In RI Win National Championship: Hayden Brown of Exeter, helps Johnson & Wales University with a national title with his performance in the 149-pound weight class.

NH Pols Eying Possible Open Congressional Seats Amid Goodlander-Pappas Senate Chatter: Former candidates consider runs. But missing from all the talk is a progressive who can tap into the anger of the Democrat's leftwing base.

Body Of Missing Man Found; Forever 21 Bankruptcy; More: PM Patch NH: Also: Pedestrian struck; city school budget discussed; parolee wanted; possible flooding — but spring is coming; indictments.

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