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New details in man’s suspicious death in Laconia, NH

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New details in man’s suspicious death in Laconia, NH


A man whose death is being treated as suspicious in Laconia, New Hampshire, was identified on Wednesday, but officials have yet to reveal many details about what happened.

The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office identified the man found dead at an apartment on South Main Street Tuesday as John Anderson, 62.

He lived at the residence, which officers were called to for a welfare check Tuesday morning, prosecutors said Wednesday.

Anderson was due for an autopsy on Thursday, officials said. The procedure usually reveals a cause and manner of death.

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Prosecutors haven’t shared more information about what’s believed to have led to Anderson’s death, or if anyone was suspected in it. But the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office has said that his death isn’t believed to be connected to the killing of a woman in Laconia, also reported on Tuesday.

State and local police were investigating what happened. Officials have said there was no known threat to the public.

Anyone with any information about the investigation was asked to call the state police tip line at 603-MCU-TIPS.



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Soaking rain in the forecast as most of NH remains in moderate drought

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Soaking rain in the forecast as most of NH remains in moderate drought


A soaking rain is expected to arrive Thursday evening across New Hampshire, where moderate drought still persists.

The National Weather Service reports that thunderstorms are possible in central New Hampshire and wind gusts could reach up to 40 mph.

Their forecast indicates that the White Mountains and foothills could get the heaviest rainfall, as much as 1 inch.

Related: Ongoing drought could fuel a more intense wildfire season in NH

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Rangers with the state Division of Forests & Lands posted Wednesday’s fire danger at moderate levels.

WMUR reports firefighters from half a dozen communities responded in Deerfield on Tuesday to help the Deerfield Fire Department contain a brush fire, which was exacerbated by windy conditions.

After this rain storm, New Hampshire can expect to see mostly sunny days Thursday and Friday. The next chance of rain is Saturday afternoon and evening.





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Vail Resorts drops sales tax on ski passes at NH mountains

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Responding to an outcry from New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte concerning the taxing of ski lift tickets, Vail Resorts announced a plan for its New Hampshire-based properties to ski tax-free. Purchasers of multi-resort plans, such as the Epic pass, who only plan to access Vail’s four New Hampshire resorts, will not have a tax added to their purchase by the company.



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Your weekly guide to taking action in New Hampshire May 6-10, 2026 –

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Your weekly guide to taking action in New Hampshire May 6-10, 2026 –


Protests and rallies:

📅 Wednesday (May 6)

New Hampshire Peace Action: Vigil for Permanent Ceasefire Now! (Dover, 2 p.m.) 

New Hampshire Peace Action: Ceasefire Now! (Hanover, 4-5 p.m.) 

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603Forward: North Country Power Hour (Gorham, 6 p.m.)

📅 Thursday (May 7)

New Hampshire Peace Action: Ceasefire Vigil (Concord, 12-1:30 p.m.) 

American Friends Service Committee: Meeting for Worship with Attention to Peace (Virtually, 7:30 p.m.) 

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Brookline Democrats: Gerrymandering in NH (Brookline Historical Society, 6:30 p.m.)

📅 Friday (May 8)

American Friends Service Committee: Action Hour for Palestine (Virtual, 12 p.m.)

Indivisible: Nashua Bridge Brigade (Nashua, 2-4 p.m.) 

New Hampshire Public Radio: By Degrees Climate Summit Community Resilience (Manchester, 12 p.m.) 

Rochester Dems: Dance for Democracy (Rochester Performing & Arts Center, 6 p.m.)

📅 Saturday (May 9) 

NH Peace Action: Standing against authoritarian actions (Kingston, 11 a.m.- 2 p.m.)

New Hampshire Democratic Party: Pro-Democracy Weekly Visibility (Derry, 12 p.m)

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📅 Sunday (May 10)

Occupy Seacoast: Civil Rights Sunday (Portsmouth, 12-4 p.m.) 

First Unitarian Universalist Society of Exeter: Bridge Brigade (Exeter, 5-5:30 p.m.)

Have an event to add? Email Lily Jackson, lily@couriernewsroom.com with details (please send details at least one week before the event).

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