New Hampshire
Nashua Woman Accused Of DWI After Leaving Multiple Merrimack Accidents
MERRIMACK, NH – Merrimack Police arrested a Nashua woman who police say left the scene of an accident Thursday afternoon on Tinker Road
Merrimack Police were notified of a motor vehicle accident on Tinker Rd, where police say one of the operators failed to stop and left the scene.
The other party in the accident followed the vehicle and provided officers with a location. Officers located the vehicle in question on Continental Blvd.
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The vehicle initially failed to stop for police but ultimately came to a stop on Continental Blvd near Camp Sargent Rd.
Officers made contact with the operator, who was identified as America Alcaraz, 22, of Nashua. Alcaraz displayed signs of alcohol impairment and was taken into custody.
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Alcaraz was transported to Merrimack Police Station, where she was processed. During the investigation, it was learned that Alcaraz attempted to pass a vehicle unlawfully on Tinker Rd, side-swiped the vehicle, and then left the scene.
The vehicle continued and pulled into a driveway on Peaslee Rd, striking a rock wall and leaving that scene as well.
It was learned that Alcaraz had a breath alcohol concentration more than twice the legal limit. She was charged with disobeying a police officer, conduct after an accident, aggravated DWI, and reckless driving.
She is scheduled to appear in the 9th Circuit Merrimack District Court on June 27, 2024, to answer the charges.
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The East Rochester Library has been added to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places, according to a community announcement.
John McLain, president of the East Rochester Library Association, reacted to the designation: “This is exciting news! The process of obtaining this status has been a long and difficult one, with hours upon hours of research and documentation by our volunteers.”
In an official letter, the New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources congratulated the library association on the listing and recognized their efforts and the property’s significance.
The division also expressed appreciation for the association’s stewardship and commitment to preserving an important part of New Hampshire’s heritage.
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CONCORD, NH — Here is the latest Calendar listing roundup from around New Hampshire.
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GoodLife Book Sale (Concord)
A 26-year-old woman, who owns a dog training and kennel facility in Brentwood, New Hampshire, has been arrested after a video surfaced online showing apparent animal cruelty in Methuen, Massachusetts.
Brentwood police notified the Methuen Police Department about the video on Jan. 2. A preliminary investigation then identified the woman in the video as Maddison Eastman.
Police obtained an arrest warrant for Eastman on two counts of animal cruelty, and she turned herself into Lawrence District Court last Wednesday.
Eastman was arraigned Friday. Information from her court appearance wasn’t immediately available, and officials haven’t released further details about what Eastman allegedly did.
Methuen police said they’ll have no further comment at this time and referred all inquiries to the Essex County District Attorney’s Office.
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