You read that right, snow is in the forecast for parts of New England as we near the end of May and start of June.
A “comprehensive search” is underway in Concord along South Main and Hall streets for the missing person.
Residents, political candidates, and even a few mask-clad Socialist agitators made their opposition to the center heard loud and clear.
Also: Support for veterans; student recitals; yoga and fitness classes; crafts and LEGOs; intro to AI class; concerts; plant sales; more.
Plus: Perp with priors picked up on possession charge; Lebanon woman arrested on trespass, breach charges; thief faces another theft charge.
Also: Philadelphia felon arrested on strangulation charge; business spotlights; school tax cap update; park fees rising for out-of-staters?
HB 1300 would impose a tax cap on school district taxes and another tax cap limiting administrative costs to 6%.
Students from Concord and MV high schools were involved in the May 12 melee; the family of the victim says he will be OK, despite injuries.
Angel Fuentes of Philadelphia was arrested after an incident at Salisbury Green; was wanted by Bensalem Township cops on parole violation.
The Patriot Pitch Competition is more than a contest. It is a showcase of grit, talent and American exceptionalism.
Plus: Webster man faces simple assault and domestic violence-simple assault charges; woman arrested on drug charges; mischief in Penacook.
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House fire extinguished; traffic stop leads to drug dealing charges for felon; firefighter sent to jail on arson charges; movie preview.
Andy Sanborn faces a theft of government funds charge in U.S. District Court. A plea hearing will be scheduled, according to U.S. Attorney.
Joseph Henriksen’s public defenders hope to resolve dozens of criminal charges, including armed career criminal counts with county attorney.
Leslie Lyman is an award-winning photographer who has exhibited throughout New England and Great Britain.
Nashua woman indicted on negligent homicide charge after June 2025 drowning. Plus, blotters from around the Granite State.
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Jake Phillip Evans, formerly of Bow and Pembroke, faces charges after being stopped near the Steeplegate Mall for failing to use a signal.
Concord firefighters quickly knocked down a basement fire on Brookside Drive on Saturday afternoon.
Horses, because they’re fast,usually run away when spooked. Most cattle are lazy and take a gentler approach.
Cops investigate video of melee at city park; 5 arrested after drug raid at homeless org’s apartment building; brush fire goes to 4 alarms.
Cops: Perp had baggies of drugs at homeless org’s apartment building; court orders city flag censorship to end; Memorial Day weekend events.
Also: Farmers markets in Concord, Nashua, and Salem; pig roast; comedy, concerts, and singing; mall sidewalk sale and store openings; more.
The Downtown Concord venue, a part of Arts Alley on South Main Street, has a new cocktail and food menu and summer music events.
Follow-up: Wilkie Gabriel Reyes Reynoso faces 3 felony counts, was released on personal recognizance, and is due back in court on June 6.
Also: Massive brush fire goes to 4 alarms; small businesses raise concerns about labor shortage; Planet Fitness bathroom policy under fire.
When Judy Walcott raised concerns about a man in the women's bathroom, PF canceled her membership, charged an extra month, and called cops.
Video: Officials say New Hampshire’s Original Ice Cream Trail offers 69 “must-visit” shops in every part of the Granite State this summer.
With some help from the National Guard, firefighters and forestry units found several fires near power lines off Blackwater Road Wednesday.
The new poster contest invited Concord Arts Market artists to create a design reflecting Market Days and Concord.
GasBuddy: The average cost of a gallon of regular gas this week was $4.47, following a modest, one-cent drop over the previous week.
Executive councilor makes right-to-know request concerning murder-suicide case; Granite State Challenge finals; neo-Nazi trial delayed.
The state’s civil trial against the Neo-Nazi group NSC-131 and its leader, Christopher Hood, is on hold as the court waits for evidence.
Plus: Drug possession arrests; Andover thief arrested on a new theft charge; assault at the Concord Gardens apartment complex.
Plus: Pittsfield thief indicted on a new theft charge; habitual offenders indicted; Franklin woman indicted on theft charge.
Rebecca Fortang of Pembroke Academy, Katherine McDonough of RMS in Concord, and Christa Powers of Pinkerton Academy in Derry are finalists.
Also: Retiring school staffers feted at tea; firefighters endorse Ayotte; hot spring temps cause air quality alert; stabbing investigated.