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Meth dealer gets 37 months; fentanyl dealers get 6-7 years; NH's first Anna's Taqueria to open; store stops seniors from being scammed.
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Derry Police Investigate Fatal Crash At Hampstead Road Intersection: Police said the driver of a Toyota was taken to Parkland Medical Center on Wednesday afternoon, where she was later pronounced deceased.
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Nashua Problem-Oriented Policing Unit And Narcotics Intelligence Division Nab 7 More On Drug Charges: Nashua Police Department officers were acting under the Substance Abuse Reduction Initiative in late June, according to police.
U.S. District Court Sentences Methamphetamine Dealer From Concord To 37 Months In Prison: Zachary Albert was caught on intercepted phone calls and text messages working with a meth distributor and selling the drug in March 2023.
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Men From Manchester Get Prison Time On Fentanyl Subsequent Sale Charges, New Hampshire AG’s Office Says: Christopher Scaniffe and Shea Schlander were in possession of large quantities of fentanyl that were sold in the Queen City in 2024.
Sexual Assaulter, With Dozens Of Convictions, Arrested Again | Former State Rep Passes Away: PM Patch NH: Also: Educators give cell phone ban a thumbs-up; GOP Executive Councilors promote child care funds; fun things to do this weekend; more.
Business Stories
First New Hampshire Anna’s Taqueria Opens In Concord On Fort Eddy Road Next Month: The restaurant’s first New Hampshire location is set to open Aug. 11 and will include giveaways, prizes, and specials.
Manchester Store Staff Stop Crypto Scams Targeting Seniors, Police Say: Police said Varney Street Quick Stop employees helped stop three seniors from losing a combined $17,000 in July.
New Hampshire Public Radio Creates New Content Role, Elevates 2 Editorial Leaders: Rebecca Lavoie was named chief content officer as Dan Barrick moved into a new vice president of news role.
The Merrimack Appoints Skarlatos To Lead Nashua Branch: Irene Skarlatos of Manchester returns to the bank's Nashua branch as branch and business development manager.
2026 Political Posts
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- Ayotte Said She Welcomes Trump Administration Observation Of NH Elections, Looks Forward To Aldenberg Dealing With SYSC Issues
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- Volinsky: Warning–Elections At Risk, Trump Is Coming After New Hampshire
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