Body found in woods identified as missing Northwood woman - New Hampshire news - NewsLocker (2024)

Police in Northwood have identified the body discovered in woods last week as a woman last seen in early May.

Zoning board gives green light for Epping man's home gun sales business

The zoning board of adjustment voted Tuesday night to overturn the selectmen's recent denial of an Epping man's permit to sell guns from his home.

Marchand scores two goals to lift Bruins past 'Canes

Brad Marchand scored twice as the Boston Bruins defeated the host Carolina Hurricanes 3-2 on Tuesday night at Raleigh, N.C.

Manchester ratifies three-year contracts with firefighter, Water Works unions

Aldermen voted Tuesday night to approve new, three-year contracts with the city's firefighter and Water Works unions.

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Irving's 31 points help Celts survive

Kyrie Irving capped a 23-7 third-quarter run with 11 consecutive points, including three 3-pointers, propelling the host Boston Celtics to a big lead, and they survived a wild finish for a 108-105 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday night.

Unfit for children: Who are you sleeping with, kids?

Lebanon's school board chairman assures our news correspondent that his district followed protocol in giving a transgender sexual relations survey to ' fifth graders.

Trump targets U.S. birthright citizenship as elections loom

With congressional elections a week away, President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he will seek to scrap the right of citizenship for U.S.-born children of non-citizens and illegal immigrants as he tries again to dramatically reshape immigration policies.

Pre-enrollment going on for Nov. 10 ham radio class in city

Pre-enrollment is required for an introduction to ham radio set for Nov. 10.

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Pappas for health

To the Editor: Congressional candidate Chris Pappas will work to ensure quality, affordable healthcare coverage for all Americans. While Pappas promises to work against efforts to repeal or weaken the Affordable Care Act ACA, 'Obamacare', Eddie Edwards vows to repeal the ACA.

Our Gourmet: Updates add to Manchester restaurant's appeal

CJ's Great West Grill got quite a bit of media attention when it reopened earlier this month after a makeover that involved a new exterior, refreshed interior decor and a menu shift away from Mexican toward a broader Southwestern flavor.

NHIAA Girls' Soccer: Stevens, Hopkinton surge into D-III finals

The Stevens of Claremont girls' soccer team scored two late first-half goals and held off Campbell of Litchfield to earn a 2-1 victory in the NHIAA Division III semifinals Tuesday at Bank of New Hampshire Stadium.

Nepalese man says he was kicked out of Colby-Sawyer over misunderstanding about gun conversation

A Colby-Sawyer student from Nepal said he was kicked out of the liberal arts college after he was charged with criminal threatening. 'This person was mistaking what I was saying,' Supragya Rijal said.

He's no squish

To the Editor: Normally, I pay more attention to a catheter commercial than to anything Kathy Sullivan might write.

GE reveals deeper regulatory probe, restructuring, and cuts dividend

General Electric Co. slashed its dividend on Tuesday, said it faces a deepening federal accounting probe and vowed to restructure its power unit, as new Chief Executive Larry Culp took his first steps to revive the struggling conglomerate.

Coca-Cola Bottling Co. production center in Londonderry to see improvements

Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Northern New England plans to invest 4.5 million in its Londonderry production center and cease manufacturing operations at its Needham, Mass., plant, potentially impacting about 146 employees there.

City Arts Nashua offers to be fiscal agent for Nashua performing arts center fundraising efforts

City Arts Nashua has offered to serve as the fiscal agent for the downtown performing arts center fundraising project until an official non-profit status is finalized.

Trump visits Pittsburgh in wake of synagogue massacre

President Donald Trump, shrugging off objections from some critics that he was unwelcome, on Tuesday offered condolences at the Pittsburgh synagogue where 11 Jewish worshipers were shot to death as thousands of mourners attended the first funerals for victims of the massacre.

Republicans focus on defending U.S. Senate

Republican campaigns took a defensive approach a week before elections to determine control of the U.S. Congress, with the party spending more to try to hold on to previously secure House seats and President Donald Trump preparing a six-day trip focused on Senate races.

Red Sox were fine: Mookie Betts was finer

How about them Red Sox!

Records of dead drug court counselor sought

A counselor associated with a Nashua drug court program botched a client's treatment, supposedly took drugs with participants in the program, and eventually overdosed and died, a former drug court participant claims in a court filing.

Police continue to investigate anti-Semitic graffiti at Manchester park

Manchester police said they continue to actively investigate the spray painting of two swastikas in a North End neighborhood, while the rabbi at a synagogue in the neighborhood said the response from the Manchester community has been overwhelming.

Pat Buchanan: Are we in worse times than 1968?

SATURDAY, IN Pittsburgh, a Sabbath celebration at the Tree of Life synagogue became the site of the largest mass murder of Jews in U.S. history. Eleven worshippers were killed by a racist gunman.

Pappas' tipping point

To the Editor: Chris Pappas betting Romney was right

Hogan for county attorney

To the Editor: Changes have been hitting law enforcement, including prosecution, hard and fast.

Garrison Keillor: An old dancer among the young

I WENT TO a fundraiser for my daughter's school Saturday and wandered out in search of relief and found myself trapped on the dance floor among demented teens writhing and jerking to the throb of a DJ's explosive sound unit and there was my girl, in a circle of girls holding hands, bouncing around in a tribal ceremony unknown to me, an old man...

Exeter's Friars make their mark

When Sam Lopes was the head women's soccer coach at the University of New Hampshire, he tried to recruit Exeter High's Katie Day and Casey Estey. The fact Day and Estey decided to enroll at Providence College proved to be a stroke of good fortune for Lopes, who became the Friars head coach in 2014.

Coca-Cola's healthier drinks help sales and profit top estimates

Coca-Cola Co. posted sales and profit that beat estimates as the company got a boost from its lower sugar beverages, like waters and diet sodas.

Center Harbor man seeks new trial, claims attorney x2018ineffective'

LACONIA - A Center Harbor man now serving a minimum prison sentence of nine and a half years for abusing a power of attorney to steal more than 400,000 from his late father is claiming his lawyer was ineffective and is asking a judge to grant him a new trial.Keith C. Fitzgerald, 53, was sentenced in...

Both sides challenge order in Gorham ATV trailhead lawsuit

The town of Gorham and the 13 residents who sued it and the state to close an ATV gateway on Route 2 are appealing a recent order handed down by Justice Lawrence MacLeod.

Accused pedophile is facing more charges

A man already facing 17 felony charges of molesting two children has had new charges brought against him after a third victim was identified.