Tuberculosis In Homeless Community; NH DOC Assistant Commish On Leave; More: PM Patch NH

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Possible Tuberculosis Exposures In Manchester Homeless Community: Task Force is set up to provide testing to people who may have been exposed. Sources indicate at least one person previously tested positive.

NH DOC Assistant Commissioner Raymond Out On Leave: Paul Raymond, who earns an annual salary of $150,000, has been out on leave since Jan. 28, but the department isn't saying why.

The Merrimack Invests In Kimball Jenkins Infrastructure Upgrades: Through the Community Development Finance Authority, the bank is donating $5,000 to increase accessibility and energy efficiency.

New Hampshire Fentanyl Dealer And Fugitive Back Behind Bars: Follow-Up: Update: Samuel Jeff Warren appeared in drug court last month to try to elude accountability. But corrections officials were waiting for him.

Art; Cookies; Music; Tequila; Tiny Film Fest; And More: Get Out, NH: Plus: Fish Friday Friday; “Kenji” shown at MacDowell Downtown; digital photo class; Scrabble meet-up; sodas and tonic; food and craft show.

ConVal Regional Takes On Nashua High South On Granite State Challenge: The Cougars face the Purple Panthers on Thursday night on the New Hampshire PBS quiz show.

Wide Gap Between House And Ayotte On Future Revenues: The House approved general fund revenue estimates of $5.87B during the next two-year budget period — $530M lower than the governor wants.

Why Didn't Shaheen Stand And Honor Child Cancer Survivor During Trump Speech?: Democrats' refusal to stand and applaud was notable when Trump honored average Americans impacted by their public policy decisions.

Ayotte Scores Win As Newcomb Holds Hillsborough Sheriff's Job For GOP: The sheriff's race loss piles pressure on NHDP's Ray Buckley — who faces a March 15 reelection vote vs. Rockingham County Chair Mat Stover.

Snowmobile Crash; Indictments; Red Robin Locations To Close? PM Patch: Deputy chief cleared in underage party tip-off accusation; casino writes big check for crime stoppers; town election notes; ed bills eyed.

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