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Also on today's calendar: Guitar Monsters Benefit Show feat. Johnny A., Jon Butcher & Dave Amato and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: What do an island and the letter "t" have in common? π€ (Answer below!)
1. Manchester Stalker Accused Of Stalking A Woman In Nashua In May 2025 (patch.com) β Nashua police report that a convicted stalker from Manchester has been arrested on a new felony stalking charge tied to a May 2025 incident involving his ex in Nashua. The man, previously accused in a separate domestic violence weapons case, was picked up from Hillsborough County Jail and arraigned in Nashua District Court, where he's being held without bail.
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2. Man Accused Of Torturing A Dog By Piercing It With A Sharp Object In Nashua: Court Report (patch.com) β Nashua police say a man with no fixed local address is charged with felony animal cruelty after a Schnauzer was found with three puncture wounds at a Tolles Street home. The dog is expected to recover after treatment at the Animal Medical Center of New England, while the suspect was taken to Southern New Hampshire Medical Center and later arrested following additional trespass concerns.
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3. Michael McClain's Nashua disappearance gets new attention (inklink.news) β Nashua police are again urging tips in the 2019 disappearance of Michael McClain, a Manchester man last seen after a night out near West Hollis Street and the Merrimack River. A national TV program is spotlighting the case, while his family continues pressing Nashua authorities and traveling here regularly, hoping renewed attention will finally bring answers.
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4. Mosquitos seem less active this year, but state still urges caution to avoid illness β’ New Hampshire Bulletin (newhampshirebulletin.com) β Mosquito testing in New Hampshire has found West Nile virus in batches from Nashua, Kingston, and Rye, even as overall mosquito activity is lower than usual. State health officials urge Nashua residents to keep using repellents, wear long sleeves, avoid peak mosquito hours, and remove standing water, since mid-September often brings the highest risk for mosquito-borne illness.
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