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Manchester School Principal, Previously Convicted Of Drunken Driving In Concord, Arrested Again In Bow: Update: Debora Ann Roukey of Weare, the principal of Central High School, was arrested in Bow in mid-July on a 2nd DUI charge.
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Man From Allenstown Accused Of Spray Paint Hate Crime Vandalism At Queen City Coffee Shop: Manchester police accuse Taylor Inman, 20, of criminal mischief and falsifying evidence in last week's Hanover Street incident.
2 People Killed After Multi-Vehicle Crash On Route 101 In Amherst, Highway Is Closed: The crash involves two commercial vehicles and one passenger vehicle. One vehicle caught fire, and there is an active oil leak.
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Seacoast Artists Invited To Design First Night 2027 Logo For Pro Portsmouth: The org is accepting logo designs for First Night 2027 through the end of October as the group heads into its 50th year of events.
Elderly Homeless Man Arrested On Indecent Exposure Charges In Derry: Leon Surette was accused of exposing himself to children in the parking lot of the McDonald’s Restaurant on Crystal Avenue Tuesday night.
Pembroke Child Sexual Assaulter Indicted On Registration Charges: Merrimack County Superior Court: Plus: Center Barnstead man faces rape, strangulation charges; Rochester woman indicted on Medicaid fraud charges; drug indictments.
Assassination Post By Libertarians Widely Condemned | Woman Charged With DUI Twice In 17 Hours: PM Patch NH: Nor’easter heading to New Hampshire; crashes; artists paint garages; liquor enforcement feted; cops say, beware of scammers; events; more.
2026 Political Posts
- Granite Staters Support GOP-Backed Tax Cap Vote, Survey Finds
- Kentucky Governor Beshear Backs Warmington, But Won't Comment On DGA Cash To 2026 Race
- Ayotte Leads, Sununu And DiLorenzo Keep It Close Despite Anti-Trump Mood
- Poll: Trump Approval Hits New Low In NH; Most Believe Iran Conflict Going Poorly
- NH GOP Bets On Direct-Pay Health Care To Cut Costs
- MacDonald: Hitler Would Have Run As A Democrat-Socialist
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