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Woman Accused Of Flashing Gun At Wrong-Way Driver | Embattled Councilor Doubles Down On Podcast: PM Patch NH
Court throws out denied motion to suppress in double murder case; NH cop tip leads to murdered woman's body in MA; cat dies in house fire.
CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.
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NH Supreme Court Vacates Clegg’s Denial Of Motion To Suppress Evidence In Reid Double Murder Case: Follow-Up: The judges agreed the Merrimack County Superior Court should reexamine if denial based on inevitable discovery was appropriate.
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Nashua Woman Accused Of Flashing Firearm During Road Rage Incident Involving Wrong-Way Driver: Lily Decker was accused of criminal threatening with a deadly weapon after an incident near her apartment on Foundry Street on March 6.
Embattled Concord Councilor Embraces ‘Agent Of Chaos’ Moniker, Claims She Disrupted ‘Illegal Acts’: Video: Follow-up: After admonishment, Ward 5 Councilor Stacey Brown doubles down on claims, seems to minimize NH’s statutory rape law on podcast.
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Cat Dies During Structure Fire On Fern Road In North Hampton Sunday; Seacoast Teams Assist: When firefighters arrived at the home on Fern Road on Sunday night, the fire had extended from the garage into the main residence.
New Hampshire EFA Program Introduces ScholaVia Application System for Upcoming School Year: Children’s Scholarship Fund launched a new online system to streamline the application process for Education Freedom Account grants.
Oyster River Principal Noe To Visit Concord High School For Leadership Interview Process: The community is invited to meet candidate Rebecca Noe during her scheduled visit to the school on Wednesday afternoon.
Bow And Hopkinton High Schools To Compete On New Hampshire PBS Granite State Challenge: The two Merrimack County teams will face off in the sixth game of the academic quiz show on Thursday, March 19.
Warner Man Accused Of Drunken Driving, Crashing Stolen Subaru Into Rest Area Sign: NH State Police Roundup: Plus: Arrest blotters from around the Granite State.
Inspect This! Majority Leader Says Other States Should Join NH And 'Kick Gordon-Darby To The Curb': Majority Leader Jason Osborne (R-Auburn) and others say a court cannot force NH to enact a law that elected legislators have rejected.
Another Manchester Stabbing | Teen Accused Of Driving Intoxicated At 118 MPH Before Crash: PM Patch NH: Also: Fun things to do this week; kindness showing up in our towns; spring fever and wild animals; indictments; Oscar highlights; more.
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Join InDepthNH To Celebrate Sunshine Week Online March 18
🌱 Patch AM: Who’s taking over as Riddle Brook School’s next principal this summer?
Breton: Thank You, Again, Windham
Meredith Village Savings Bank Named SBA Leading Rural Lender Of The Year
PRESS RELEASE - The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Somersworth, NH
🌱 Patch AM: Want to help count river herring in downtown Exeter this spring?
Town Of North Hampton: ZBA Public Hearing March 24
🌱 Patch AM: Car fire in Salem’s slow lane brings swift firefighter response
Speaker Condemns Weare GOP State Rep. Targeting Jewish Colleague From Manchester; No Sanction Issued
NHSaves 'Button Up' Workshop Held In Portsmouth April 9
Rand Plaintiffs Ask 4 Supreme Court Justices To Recuse Themselves From Appeal
🌱 Patch AM: How Elliot Hospital’s new unit could change patient care this week
🌱 Patch AM: Why New England’s top newspapers gathered in Portsmouth this year
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