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A superior court judge ruled Dana Dolan, 25, of Tilton, be held in preventive detention while he awaits trial for felony charges of negligent homicide, manslaughter and reckless conduct with a deadly weapon in connection to the overdose death of a 21-month-old toddler in November.
A Manchester alderman is exploring the possibility of building a campus of between 40 and 60 small mobile domicile units that would be used by unsheltered homeless individuals as a temporary transitional form of housing.
Pelham Police have charged a local man with four counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault (AFSA) against a minor, and one count of a pattern of AFSA.
The U.S. Marshal’s Office is posting a reward of $2,500 for information leading to his arrest. Police say anyone assisting Dolan in an effort to avoid arrest will be criminally prosecuted. Dolan was last known to be in the area of Tilton, Northfield and Laconia, where he has family and friends.Â
While the district awaits thousands of devices on order, a group of local nonprofits and banks have teamed up to raise money and donate hundreds of laptops earmarked for low- and middle-income students who need a device.
The number of known unsheltered homeless individuals in Manchester did not grow for the first time since July, and the count of actively homeless people located by outreach workers in the past 30 days has gone down from 120 by the end of December to 93 by the end of January.
Authorities arrested Mark Geremia, 32, of Northfield, and Shawna Cote, 29, of Tilton, on Tuesday in connection to the death of a female toddler found at a Londonderry truck stop in November.
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The Queen City’s multi-agency homeless outreach teams were back to work Thursday following a six-day cessation of field outreach at camps across the city while police searched for murder suspect Timothy Johnson.Â
The area around the famous mill girl in Manchester’s millyard is getting redesigned, and the city’s Department of Public Works is looking for feedback and ideas from the public this month before they finalize their plans.