Drug Perps Rounded Up | Indictments | Cemetery Honors NH’s Revolutionary War Veterans: PM Patch NH

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. It’s another abbreviated version due to being in the field again today.

8 More Drug Perps From Hudson, Nashua Rounded Up In July, Police Say: The Narcotics Intelligence Division and Problem-Oriented Policing Unit made common nuisances, drug sale, and possession arrests last month.

Community Block Party | Field Of Dreams Fun Day | Gate City Brewfest | More: The Hampton Patch Weekender: Antiques and vintage market; online mums sale; Alexander’s Jazz Time Band, Lucas Gallo, and Ava Valianti perform concerts; farmers market.

Mass. Man Indicted On Salem, Seabrook Theft Charges: Rockingham County Superior Court Indictments: Plus: Derry and Maine men accused of strangulation; Goffstown man accused of calling in active shooter incident while being chased by cops.

Man Accused Of Attempting To Assault Nashua Police Officers: Hillsborough County Superior Court: Hooksett felons indicted on Merrimack gun charges; man accused of strangulation; Queen City woman indicted on drug distribution charges.

Homeless Concord Drug Dealer Indicted On New Drug Sale, Shotgun Charges: Merrimack County Superior Court: Felon in prison indicted on shank charge; Andover thief indicted on new theft charge; Belmont, Bow, Franklin men indicted on drug charges.

Woman Accused Of Crashing An Out-Of-State SUV In Concord, Fleeing The Scene With A Pit Bull: Update: The driver was charged with resisting after being accused of crashing a Toyota FJ Cruiser with Maine plates on South Main Street Wednesday.

Thief From Concord Arrested On A Warrant And New Theft Charges: Concord Police Log: Camping restricted citations issued for people in parking garages; man faces stalking, breach of bail charges; assault on Washington Street.

NH Woman Killed In CT Dump Truck Crash | House, Senate On Veto Override Spree | More: PM Patch NH: Also: Queen City mayor forms youth center property sale task force; housing project lands $3M grant; woman attacked on farm trail.

Political Posts

• Ayotte Bucks Blue Tide, Shaheen Stumbles For Open 1st Congressional District Seat: St. A's Poll
• Doom And Gloom': Warmington Campaign Struggles With Polls, Cash
• Rep. Maggie Goodlander Accepts Environmental Group Endorsement, Tours Facility
• Proposal For NH To Secede From The United States Praised, But Mostly Condemned

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Portsmouth Historic Cemetery Committee Pays Tribute To Revolutionary War Veterans For America's 250th

🌱 Patch AM: Which felony indictments are tied to recent incidents in Nashua?

New Listing — 3 Trafford Road, Hampton, NH $639,900

🌱 Patch AM: Concord Man Indicted On Negligent Homicide, Manslaughter Charges: Merrimack County Superior Court Indictments

MacDonald: Tom Murray Challenges NH Education Tax Structure

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