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Concord Minimum-Security Inmate Apprehended, New Hampshire Department Of Corrections Says: Update: Ethan Michael Seavey, who was accused of leaving the city’s transitional work center grounds Wednesday night, was found Thursday.

Manchester Woman Repeatedly Arrested On Stalking, Other Charges After Concord Gardens Complex Incidents: Carolina Solares-Fraga was arrested on assault, imprisonment, and stalking charges Sept. 20 and 21, and stalking and breach charges Oct. 8.

Cold Case Ends In Guilty Plea In 2003 Beating Death Of A Milford Father: Douglas Herlihy, 40, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and attempted falsification of physical evidence in the death of his dad, Paul Herlihy.

North Hampton Farm Brewery Brings Back Wood-Fired Finnish Sauna This Fall: Skog & Stone and Throwback Brewery say outdoor sauna sessions return to the North Hampton farm.

Manchester Police Identify 4 Juveniles In 15 Vandalism Incidents: Police said the case remains under investigation and asked witnesses or camera owners to come forward.

Another Great Autumn Weather Weekend In New Hampshire, Forecasters Say: Plus: The National Weather Service has scheduled its weather spotter courses to begin in November.

Salem Manufacturer Hosts Southern NH Chamber for National Manufacturing Day Visit: Chamber members toured GPD Optoelectronics in Salem as part of National Manufacturing Day on Oct. 2.

Habitual Offender From Berlin Arrested On DUI, Revocation Charges At Exit 17 Liquor Store: Concord Cop Log: Plus: Rochester woman faces drug, evidence charges; Vermont sex offender arrested on registration charges; reckless conduct on Loudon Road.

Nashua Man Arrested On 2nd DUI Charge After Crash In Milford: Jacob Boisvert was arrested Friday night, accused of crashing into a pickup on South Street. He was convicted of DUI in January.

School Boards Electioneer To Stop Tax Cap Ballot Question | Events | Exit 4A Lawsuit Update: PM Patch NH: Also: 2 injured during early morning crash; biz leaders learn about animal rescue league; solar glare blamed for Route 101 crashes.

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