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Daniel Fortin charged with allegedly stealing a car which he later crashed in Manchester.
Coffee with a Cop Thursday 9-11 a.m. at McDonald’s on Second St.
It’s Peace Corps Week: Great story about how, 31 years later, a volunteer discovered he’d truly made a difference.
‘Here I am,” fugitive Nicole Wells reportedly said when U.S. Marshals knocked on her door Wednesday.
Fire investigators remain at the scene of a fire on Mitchell Street.
A man is charged with burglary after police tracked him down with help from video surveillance footage from the burglarized business.
Police seize drugs, cash and arrest 2 on drug charges. Uncooperative landlord faces felony charge for audiotaping police conversation.
A man is hospitalized and another man in custody following a stabbing outside a Spruce Street bar.
Police dog nabs alleged prowler.
Tickets still available for the upcoming NH GOP FITN Leadership Summit in Nashua.
Notify Manchester police if you spot this stolen car out of Dunbarton.
A woman with big sunglasses robbed the Members First Credit Union.
Get involved in the hear and now to talk about the future, March 4 (snow date March 5).
Third ‘aggravated DUI’ for Manchester man, who also became belligerent and combative with police.
Tours will also be conducted in and around the Queen City in the week leading up to the Liberty Forum, which means Manchester’s curb appeal could make or break the FreeStaters’ initiative, something which began in earnest in 2003 in an effort to recruit 20,000 “liberty-loving people” to move to New Hampshire.
Another busy week for MPD: Check out the official arrest logs for the week ending Feb. 27,
Police are looking for David Dionne, a convicted sex offender, who failed to return to a Lowell Street minimum security housing unit Friday.
Roland Iller, who tried to flee from police by jumping in the river last month, was found by a police dog after a foot chase with police on Thursday.
Lots of accolades and accomplishments for students and teachers in this month’s Manchester School District newsletter. Read it here.
In wake of FTC decision, Maplight.org is following the money and politics of net neutrality.