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Plus: Troopers charge 22 teens for possession-intoxication in Mason; out-of-state tickets/violations mailed; blotters from around the state.
Another fire at a homeless camp, arson suspect sought; art show raises money for youth programs; Easterseals building early learning center.
Prices ranged from $111,500 for a manufactured home to a $1.6 million gated home on more than 23 acres in the city’s West End.
The Londonderry center will serve children ages 6 weeks to 5 years and offer extended care for families.
The 7th annual Paintings for a Purpose show split proceeds between the Winnipesaukee Playhouse and the Circle Program.
Jason Boschan said the Delta Dental Half Marathon, Hopkinton to Concord, will be his 48th state in a 50-race effort for dementia research.
Videos: Flames shot up the side of the bridge at a homeless camp where the city previously spent tens of thousands of dollars to clean up.
From the Capitol to the Seacoast: A Housing Policy Outlook seeks to bring together leaders to explore the latest policy developments.
Focusing on “core needs” cut the project’s cost; SAU 8 is contributing half of the estimated $13 million construction cost.
Maine man indicted on New London strangulation, rape charges; man faces new child rape indictments; Penacook stalker indicted on new charge.
Drug dealer Jacob Reznikow had been missing since June after being accused of failing to appear for a DUI and possessing guns and drugs.
Woman injured in ATV crash; creepy roads and huge rats; this week’s events and weather; is it time to eliminate the register or probate?
Videos: Capital Region first responders were kept busy on Saturday and Sunday with crashes that sent people to Concord Hospital.
Prices in Bedford, New Hampshire, ranged from $459,900 to $3.1 million last month, according to the latest sales data.
Children are invited to visit the City Hall departments participating in the third annual event in costume.
Aaron Thompson says he cares about the future of our schools and wants to contribute my experience as both an educator and a parent.
National Weather Service: This week’s weather will bring wind, rain showers, sunny and cloudy skies, and chilly, seasonal temperatures.
See the latest announcement from the Portsmouth Public Library.
Audiobook walk; senior driving safety; neurodiversity LEGO hangout; community read; nature walk; Spooky World; Winnie the Pooh turns 100.
See the latest announcement from the City of Portsmouth.
