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Causes Of Death And Names Released In Piscataqua River Bridge Incident
Medical Examiners in Maine and New Hampshire have finished the autopsies of 3 people involved in an incident that started in NH and ended, tragically, in Maine, on Thursday. Shannon Moss, Maine Department of Public Safety Spokesperson, says they now have the cause of death and have identified those who were killed.
New Hampshire communities take steps to fight back against mosquito-borne illnesses
KINGSTON, N.H. — Several New Hampshire communities are spraying for mosquitoes in an effort to combat a potentially deadly mosquito-borne illness. In Kingston, town fields and recreation areas were sprayed to try to kill mosquitoes that might be carrying Eastern equine encephalitis. "There's a bird-mosquito cycle," said Sarah MacGregor,...
New Hampshire Enacts Law Overhauling Its Motor Vehicle Retail Installment Sales Act
Any business involved in motor vehicle installment financing in New Hampshire needs to assess the multiple and significant changes to a key law that have been enacted with immediate effect. On August 2, New Hampshire Governor Christopher Sununu signed HB 1243 into law, significantly revising RSA chapter 361-A, the Motor...
EEE sparks scare after NH man's death at 41: What is level of risk?
The recent death of a Hampstead man, Steven Perry, 41, who died after exposure to EEE (eastern equine encephalitis) has raised concerns about the risk of the virus in Seacoast New Hampshire communities. While health officials encourage taking precautions to reduce the risk of mosquito bites, they stress panic is...
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Seacoast Current is your go-to source for "life through a New England lens." Whether you're searching for the best local eats, hidden gems tucked away in charming towns, or nostalgic stories that celebrate the region's rich history, Seacoast Current has you covered. Dive into a variety of content, from informative...
Live at 7 p.m.: Kicking off WMUR’s 30th season of Friday Night Football
MANCHESTER, N.H. — It’s an exciting night for New Hampshire football fans. On Friday, the News 9 Sports team is kicking off the 30th season of Friday Night Football. Mike Cronin and Jonathan Marshall will be live from the Bo Dickson Queen City Jamboree for a kickoff special.
Manchester schools' transgender policy upheld by NH Supreme Court
Aug. 30—The New Hampshire Supreme Court has upheld a lower court's dismissal of a lawsuit filed by a Manchester mother against city schools over a policy that prevents officials from informing parents about their child's "transgender status" without the student's permission. The judge ruled the Manchester School District protocol...
Man fatally shot by police on Piscataqua River Bridge likely killed his wife and child
KITTERY, Maine — Maine and New Hampshire state officials released new information Friday about the tragic events that unfolded early Thursday morning, in which a man was shot and killed by law enforcement on the Piscataqua River Bridge after hours of negotiations. The man's wife and 8-year-old child were...
Wife, son who were killed by N.H. man shot by police identified by officials
Officials on Friday identified a man who was fatally shot by police on the Piscataqua River Bridge connecting New Hampshire and Maine early Thursday as Trent Weston, 37, and said “all evidence” indicates he killed his wife and son. Weston killed his wife, identified as Brittany Weston, 37,...
Family of 3 killed in series of shootings that ended on Maine bridge identified
KITTERY, Maine – Authorities released autopsy results Friday for three bodies recovered from a home, a car's back seat and a river between New Hampshire and Maine, identifying a man accused of fatally shooting his wife and their 8-year-old son before being shot to death by police. Police identified...
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