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Assassination Post By Libertarian Widely Condemned | Woman Charged With DUI Twice In 7 Hours: PM Patch NH

Nor'easter heading to New Hampshire; crashes; artists paint garages; liquor enforcement feted; cops say, beware of scammers; events; more.

PM Patch NH for Sept. 24, 2026.
PM Patch NH for Sept. 24, 2026. (Tony Schinella/Patch)

CONCORD, NH — Here are some share-worthy stories from the New Hampshire Patch network to discuss this afternoon and evening.

This post features stories and information published during the past 24 hours.

Woman From Bristol Arrested On Drunken Driving Charges Twice In 7 Hours In Concord: Kerri Drake was arrested on charges earlier this month, accused of driving under the influence in Downtown Concord and on the Heights.

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New Hampshire State Police Investigating 4-Vehicle Crash On I-393 Near Exit 2: Follow-Up: State police said a Good Samaritan helped troopers free a seriously injured driver after the Concord crash.

Nashua Garages Set For Beyond Walls Makeover Under 'Nashua in Motion' Project: Artists Mr. June, Eltono, and Leon Keer are transforming downtown garages as part of a new civic design project called “Nashua in Motion.”

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New Hampshire Liquor Enforcement Division Receives Recognition From New Futures: The recognition highlights partnership on alcohol, tobacco and newer addictive product laws in New Hampshire.

Bank Of New Hampshire Adds Miller To Commercial Banking Team: Tate Miller will work from the bank's Laconia office serving businesses across New Hampshire.

Nor’easter Still Expected To Hit The Granite State With Showers And Wind Gusts, Too: Follow-Up: Forecasters say it will be a stormy weekend — with severe weather, gusts up to 60 mph, and power outages on New Hampshire’s Seacoast.

Nashua Police Warn Residents About Caller Scam Claiming Missed Court Dates: Callers posing as Nashua police tell people they missed court and must pay to avoid arrest, the department warned.

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