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Investigators Ask For Tips In 49-Year Cold Case | Bike Week Leader Dies | More: PM Patch NH

Survey says young Granite Staters likely to leave the state; House speaker reflects on tumultuous terms; fun things to do; stormy weather.

PM Patch NH for Aug. 24, 2026.
PM Patch NH for Aug. 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 since Friday night.

New Hampshire Cold Case Unit Renews Appeal In 1977 Killing Of Shari Roth: The Cold Case Unit is asking hikers, residents, and the owner of a red Volkswagen Bug to come forward with information.

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More Showers And Thunderstorms Expected On New Hampshire's Seacoast This Week: The National Weather Service forecasters expect mixed weather for most of the week.

Concord Man Pleads Guilty, Again, To Child Sexual Abuse Images: U.S. District Court Roundup: Goffstown man gets 8 years for guns, drugs; Dominican national pumped 10+ kilos of meth into NH, Mass.; fentanyl dealer gets 80 months.

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Golf Tourney | Gen. John Stalk: NH’s Hero | Board Games | Stories | More: Nashua Week Ahead Events: Rowing; yoga; meditation with gongs and Himalayan singing bowls; peace in a nuclear age talk; Paquin performs; Medicare Day of Giving lunch.

New High School Rankings | Indictments | Sexual Assault And DWI Arrests | More: Nearby News NH: Plus: Woman dies in homeless camp tent; Beanie’s burns, owners vow to rebuild; affordable housing project lands federal grant.

Londonderry Rep Packard Looks Back On Three Tumultuous Terms As New Hampshire House Speaker: In 1975, Sherman Packard founded the NH Motorcyclists' Rights Organization and spent about 15 years working as an unpaid citizen lobbyist.

23% Of Residents 'Somewhat Or Very Likely' To Leave The Granite State In Next 5 Years: Carsey School: Younger, unmarried people were the most likely demographic to move out of state — with 54% saying they would likely leave New Hampshire.

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