Earthquake; Shooting; River Dave Gets His Belongings: PM Patch NH

Concord NH

11 August, 2021

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CONCORD, NH — It's hump day ... and it's humid. On Wednesday, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services said the ozone was moderate. However, on Thursday and Friday, it will be unhealthy for sensitive groups, which is why the department issued an air quality action day. Ground-level ozone (i.e. smog) will be concentrated at an unhealthy level from New York City to coastal Maine. The air will be sensitive to children and older adults; anyone with lung diseases such as asthma, emphysema, or bronchitis; and people who are active outdoors, according to officials. Some non-sensitive folks could experience mild health effects and may want to consider limiting strenuous or prolonged outdoor activities, an alert stated. PSU To Host Return To College Town Hall Plymouth State University is hosting a "return-to-campus" town hall on Aug. 18, for students and residents of Plymouth and surrounding communities. The school will be hosting the meeting to inform all involved about COVID-19 protocols, testing requirements, safety precautions, and events. At 5 p.m., this Zoom link will carry the meeting live. BJ's Donates $1M To Feed The Hungry BJ's Wholesale Club's charitable foundation has donated $1 million to Feeding America. The donation will lead to grants going to 50 different member food banks in the eastern United States. Music Hall Requires Vaccine Passports ... And No Refunds The Tupelo Music Hall, one of the state's best places to see music, will now require COVID-19 vaccine passports or a recent negative test (administered 72 hours or less before an event) in order to attend its concerts. The venue informed customers about the change, effective Aug. 20, on Wednesday. The venue will be using an app and will require customers to share their information with the app. The club will also be asking, not mandating, that people wear masks — even though vaccinated people can spread the virus to others. For customers who purchased tickets for future shows but do not want to share their personal health info with the app or the venue, you're out of luck: Tupelo Music Hall will not be offering ticket refunds. Gender Reveal Bomb Guilty Verdict Anthony Spinelli, who made national headlines after being accused of detonating 80 pounds of Tannerite in Kingston, as part of a gender reveal party in April, has been found guilty, according to WMUR-TV. Statewide Housing Board Created NHPR has an update on a controversial state housing appeals board that could potentially overrule local planning boards when it comes to new housing projects, including apartments, as well as affordable, accessible, and workforce housing, which might not be in line with local zoning. Cooks Can't Spoil The Soup If There Are None Another New Hampshire iconic eatery is in danger of closing due to lack of staff, according to ManchesterInkLink.com. Here is everything published on Patch in New Hampshire during the past 24 hours. Thank you for reading! 'River Dave' Allowed To Collect Belongings From Canterbury Camp CONCORD, NH — A man who lived on a parcel in Canterbury for nearly three decades but was held in jail in contempt of court for not leaving the property, will be able to get his personal belongings... Read more Brown Resigns From Law School Gig; Will Return To Politics RYE, NH — When former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown (R-NH) accepted a job leading New England Law-Boston, after serving as the ambassador to New Zealand for the Trump administration, most presumed it meant... Read more New Hampshire Senators OK With Driving Data Tax Program CONCORD, NH — The U.S. Senate approved a new bipartisan infrastructure package on Tuesday with a price tag of around $1 trillion. U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) was a "lead negotiator"... Read more Land In Bedford And Goffstown Preserved In Conservation BEDFORD, NH — Officials in Bedford have reached an agreement with a private land trust to preserve about 126-acres in both Bedford and Goffstown. Bedford, along with the Piscataquog Land Conservancy,... Read more Earthquake Reported In Canterbury On Wednesday CANTERBURY, NH — If you felt a little bump in the night this morning, you were not alone. The U.S. Geological Survey reported an earthquake on Wednesday in Canterbury at just before 2 a.m.... Read more Dozens Call For Nashua Police Commission Study Committee NASHUA, NH — A move to put a petition on the ballot for the city election changing the process of how police commissioners are chosen has come under fire by business leaders, former police personnel,... Read more Concord Woman Indicted On Gun Threat, Meth Charges: Court Docs CONCORD, NH — The following people were indicted recently in Merrimack County Superior Court. Darcy... Read more Concord Police Seek Assistance With Bike Theft Case: Watch CONCORD, NH — Concord police are asking for tips in order to identify a man accused of bike theft. Around 12:30 a.m. on Tuesday, a Ring camera caught a man walking onto the porch of a North... Read more Portsmouth College Students Graduate, Named To Honor Rolls PORTSMOUTH, NH — The following students have been named to the dean's list at Bates College for the winter semester ending in May 2021. This is a distinction earned by students whose grade point average... Read more Shooting Arrest; Money Raised For Drowning Victim: PM Patch NH CONCORD, NH — It has been a busy day for news in the Granite State as well as the nation (NY Gov.... 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