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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.

New Hampshire Woman Looks For Father’s 1937 Ford To Honor Him At Wedding: Chelsea Hermann of Madbury says finding the bright green coupe would help honor her late father at her October wedding.

Man From New York Arrested On 5 Stalking, 5 Breach Of Bail Charges: Concord Police Log: Franklin man charged with DUI; thief faces new theft charges; Sandown man charged with domestic violence after incident in Penacook.

Hampton Academy Grows Unified Basketball Program In Third Year: The program pairs students with and without disabilities to build basketball skills, teamwork and social inclusion.

Lakes Region Felon, With A String Of Suspended Sentences, Wanted On A Probation Violation: Corrections: Jamie Joseph Judkins was accused of absconding from parole supervision; corrections also slapped him with a “violent tendencies” warning.

A Mix Of Spring Temperatures Expected In New Hampshire This Weekend: Expect chilly evenings and wind gusts for part of the weekend, forecasters say. Rain and snow are possible early next week, too.

31 Properties Sold In Concord And Penacook During The Month Of February 2026: Prices ranged from $50,000 for a manufactured home to $690,000 for a late-1980s West End home.

Montagne Powers Names Scargill, Knuckles To Senior Roles At The Firm: The Manchester communications company said its two new hires will support client strategy, media relations and messaging.

Franklin Savings Bank Grant Supports New Music Room At Tapply-Thompson Community Center: The $6,000 in funding will support lighting, soundproofing, furniture, and secure cabinets for the new music room.

State Submits 6 Witnesses In Murder-Evidence Hearing | Indictments | Fun Things To Do | More: PM Patch NH: State tax amnesty leads to $103.8M in new revenue; GOP Senate race gets nasty; ICE agents not expected at New England airports, for now.

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New Hampshire House Approves Raft Fee For Cyanobacteria Mitigation

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