General Don Bolduc, Kim Rice, Mary Mayville, and others are backing the former U.N. Ambassador’s presidential campaign.
Patch has your complete guide to Independence Day fireworks shows, parades, and other celebrations in and around Merrimack.
Annual Merrimack Rotary Pancake Breakfast featuring pancakes, sausage, juice and coffee is on Tuesday, July 4, 2023!
There is no cost to participate
Robert Eastman is accused of stabbing Laurie MacLellan in Manchester on Thursday. She was found by police with the knife still in her face.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to shine a light on awesome dads. Merrimack, meet Paul Crevier.
Ryan Milligan of Manchester reached a plea deal on misdemeanor fabrication of traffic warnings and misuse of driver records charges.
Congratulations to Merrimack High School Class of 2023 and legislative updates on a selection of interesting bills this session.
A new National Institutes of Health study suggests prenatal exposure to PFAS is linked to slightly higher body mass index and obesity risk.
Entitled “Qualified,” the first sentence lays out Christie's position on the former president.
An explosion on Tuesday led to the death of one person — but police say there is no sign of foul play and no threats to the public.
Sophia is the Valedictorian of the Class of 2023. She thanks thank her incredible family, friends, mentors, and teachers.
Roads are shut down in the areas near the intersection with Grapevine Road; Merrimack police, fire, ATF, and Nashua Bomb Squad are on scene.
HB 281 removes one of the last remaining pieces of public scrutiny and transparency from the utility planning process.
Kaitlyn Newton, Merrimack High School’s 2023 salutatorian, thanks her family and teachers for their support throughout her academic journey.
The vehicle went off the travel portion of Continental Boulevard and struck a utility pole. The driver and dog in the car were uninjured.
Jack is extraordinarily appreciative of his Mom, Dad, and twin sister Allison, for always supporting him throughout his whole life.
Allison thanks her family, friends, teachers, and coaches for their endless support, especially her parents and twin brother, Jack.
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Fall registration is open now at Nashua Community College
Police officers, and fire and rescue teams, rescued baby birds on Thursday that fell down a storm drain.
An attempt to set up legal adult cannabis sales under the thumb of the liquor commission was abandoned Tuesday by the Commerce Committee.
Grace would like to thank her teachers, family, and friends for supporting her during her years as a student.
Ross thanks his loving, caring, and kind parents, and his 97.2% of the time cool brother, too.
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Former state Rep.: Our next president needs to embody the best qualities, offering character, courage, competence, and communication.
A very young child had burns to his arm and back after falling into a fire on Mayhew Road. The child was conscious, breathing, and stable.
Caila would like to thank all her coaches and teachers who have helped her grow as a person and who continued to challenge her at MHS.
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Christopher deeply appreciates the time, effort, and resources his teachers, family, and friends have invested in him.
Litchfield’s Police Chief Benjamin Sargent has agreed to never again work as a police officer in New Hampshire.
Former Merrimack state Rep: Accumulated power by the executive branch could be abused.
Megan would like to thank her friends and family for their support and encouragement.
Aubrie is honored to be recognized as a Top 10 student — expressing her gratitude to her parents and her brother, Peyton, and nana, too.
Get career-ready with free manufacturing class at Nashua Community College
See the latest announcement from the Merrimack Chamber of Commerce.
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Legislative updates on a selection of interesting bills this session.