Former State Rep. Candidate Accused Of Child Sexual Assault, Imprisonment: PM Patch NH

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Former Rep. Candidate Accused Of Child Sexual Assault At 2022 Porcfest: Elliot “Alu” Axelman faces 7 counts of sexual and simple assault and false imprisonment in a Lancaster court in June after a 2022 incident.

Crash With Injuries Shuts Down Interstate 93 In Concord: Watch: A tractor-trailer T-boned a sedan on the northbound side of the highway near Exit 12 on Tuesday, closing the highway for around 45 minutes.

Concord Man Accused Of Pistol-Whipping Another Man Outside Food Pantry: Bluestone Antoine Rhau was accused of assaulting and threatening a man with a gun at the Christ the King Parish compound Tuesday night.

Manchester Man Faces Hooksett Rape Indictments: Superior Court Roundup: Pembroke sex offender indicted online identifiers charges; woman indicted on meth dealing charge; felon indicted on Concord machete charge.

Woman Crashes Vehicle On 101 And Runs Into Swamp Requiring Rescue: Maria Rosario of Manchester reportedly was throwing items out of the window of her car and hit a vehicle head-on near Liberty Hill Road.

Exeter Man Indicted On Fentanyl-Death Resulting Charge: Court Roundup: Hampton man indicted on child sexual abuse images charges; IA man accused of concealing firearm; TN man indicted on ship burglary charges.

New Plan For Cannon Tram And Another $15M To Be Requested: The Department of Natural and Cultural Resources commissioner intends to include additional capital budget requests in 2026 and 2027.

Bunny’s And Chocolate Win Big At New Hampshire SBA Awards: Businesses and leaders from Concord, Manchester, Milford, Portsmouth, Salem, and other communities were honored Tuesday.

Know An Outstanding 2024 Graduate? Give Them A Shoutout On Patch!: Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate local graduates and give them the recognition they deserve.

First Responders’ Busy Week; Negligent Homicide Crash: PM Patch NH: Keyed vehicles suspect held without bail; $500K for dental hygiene program; cash for camp; prominent Dem denounces anti-Jewish campus chaos.

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