Fun things to do this weekend; assaulter hit with civil rights violation; the RE market on the Seacoast is sunburn-hot; new weekend movies.
Work at Memorial Field is expected to take about five weeks after a structural evaluation found safety concerns.
Fine particle pollution tied to central and western Canada wildfire smoke is expected to reach unhealthy levels for sensitive groups.
Plus: Henniker woman charged with breach, resisting; Nashua man charged with assault; man accused of possessing booze in Keach Park.
Also: Grow your podcast; fairytale and fairy and hobbit house fests; history hunt; monster truck and touch-a-truck; storyteller fundraiser.
Video: The street, from West Street south, was closed to traffic on Thursday night after a rollover of a Mini Cooper.
The case involved a May 2024 assault by Travis Lufkin of a transgender woman at their workplace. He also pleaded guilty to assault charges.
Also: Former fugitive arraigned on bad check charges; Turf Depot celebrates 90 years in business; Mega Millions climbs to $672M; more.
Mark Maynard pleaded not guilty to Concord charges from January, has nearly 2 dozen active theft, bad check charges, with more on the way.
The New Hampshire Lottery said the one-time cash payout is expected to rise to $293.3 million before taxes.
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Robert Batchelder was swimming with a coworker on Wednesday afternoon when he struggled in the water and drowned.
Andrew Glines was sentenced in Merrimack County Superior Court to consecutive 10- to 20-year prison sentences for repeatedly raping a girl.
Also: Nevers Band and ice cream at Pierce Manse; Eric Grant Band; fairy and hobbit house fest; summer songs kids music; morning yoga.
State declares Code Orange Air Alert; New Hampshire is a “Best State” to move to; activate your summer; Girl Scouts rebuild gaga ball pit.
NH DES urged children, older adults, and people with lung disease to limit prolonged outdoor exertion on Thursday.
Plus: Hanover woman charged with DWI; man from Nelson arrested on another drug charge; perp with priors charged with theft at Market Basket.
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A swimmer drowned in Canterbury on Wednesday. His body was recovered by Concord and other firefighters on the other side of the river.
From trails and pickleball to swimming and paddling, Concord offers plenty of ways to stay active this summer.
Fans from around the globe have been enjoying the tournament which comes to an end later this week.
A driver from Derry was injured in a crash on the Everett Turnpike in Bedford. Plus: Blotters from around the Granite State.
Fire at homeless camp extinguished; city manager gets a satisfactory review, a raise, and a partial sabbatical; fitness challenge; more.
Fine particle pollution from Canadian wildfire smoke could affect sensitive people across New Hampshire, NHDES says.
City Manager Tom Aspell will be off for six weeks this summer; four ward city councilors vote against the raise.
Plus: Bow woman indicted on stalking, witness tampering charges; Penacook and Franklin men, Barnstead woman indicted on drug charges.
A small, contained fire was extinguished after residents at the apartment building filed another complaint about fires at a homeless camp.
Also: Peterborough homicide investigation continues; huge drug busts in Hooksett, Manchester; new sentences in 2001 Dartmouth double-murder.
The new sentence follows court rulings requiring resentencing for some juvenile offenders once given mandatory life terms.
Follow-Up: Investigators are expanding evidence requests from the public to solve the case of a 15-year-old girl missing since July 1984.
Also: Storytime in the Park, Pilates, Crochet for Beginners, Meditation, Free Movies, Open Mic, Harlem Quartet, Memory Cafe.
Reports: Matthew Stark was accused of possessing 1,431 grams of fentanyl, nearly 200 grams of crack, and 119 grams of meth in May and July.
Child sexual assaulter found guilty of murdering woman and her unborn child; former state Senator pleads guilty to theft; escapee captured.
The day started with Owen, one of my Highland steers, marching in the Concord Independence Day parade. But the best news was still to come.
Nathaniel Bergeron was held at Merrimack County Jail after a pursuit that started in Concord and ended in Loudon Thursday morning.
Woman charged with burglary and then drug sale and possession charges; Manchester thief arrested on another theft charge; warrant arrests.
Fun things to do this weekend; SOS not concerned about election monitors; support cheerleaders; Clegg to appeal to the Supreme Court again.
Concord Regional Crimeline: This while pickup truck is a “vehicle of interest,” seen driving north near Thorndike Street on June 7.
Arts in the Park; low-cost pet vaccination clinic; storytimes; workshops; Louise Bichan performs; SoulCollage; bake sales; fundraisers.
Logan Clegg is appealing an order by a Merrimack Superior Court judge to again allow a cell phone ping that was obtained without a warrant.