ICYMI: Headlines Around NH Patch

Here at Patch, we have 12 sites in New Hampshire covering 13 cities and towns and during the last day or two, there have been a bunch of interesting posts and stories. Here’s a quick roundup. Click on the links to read the posts:

Gov. Maggie Hassan will be announcing Farmers’ Markets Week in NH and Eat Local Month at the Tilton’s Farmers’ Market on Friday. Farmers’ markets in the capital city are doing well, too.

A dog left in a car leads to a summons for one New Hampshire man ... these illegal immigrants were arrested trying to get licenses in Nashua ... This woman allegedly bit a Macy’s employee while trying to get away with $800 worth of stuff while this dude from Amherst allegedly waved a hatchet at another man during a road rage incident in Merrimack ... And this Derry woman allegedly led police on a crazy, drunken three-town chase.

In Merrimack, a tragedy yesterday, when a missing man from Nashua was found deceased in a local pond.

Wondering what the most dangerous cities and towns in the Granite State are?

With all the talk about globalization and the bad economy, here is some good local economic news: First, the CEO of this Hampton company is bringing jobs back to America from China. Air refueling tankers are also going to be flying out of Portsmouth at Pease, which means more jobs for the Seacoast region, too.

How about some more good news? Volunteers in Salem built this cool pool for a little girl with cancer; these dancers from Londonderry got to perform at Disney; there’s a new manager at the Merrimack Premium Outlets mall; and New Hampshire has some of the best school systems in the country.

Speaking of Portsmouth, the police there are starting to use Nextdoor.com to interact with neighborhoods with alerts and crime watches.