Woman Injured At Pitbull Concert Brawl; Missing Teen: PM Patch NH

Concord NH

02 September, 2021

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CONCORD, NH — Infrastructure is on a lot of minds right now in both New Hampshire and Washington these days. U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan stopped by the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Training Center in Brentwood on Thursday to speak with leaders and apprentices about the recent infrastructure bill approved in the Senate. "I was glad to have the opportunity to tour IUPAT's training center in Brentwood, which is helping to strengthen our workforce by providing opportunities for apprentices to master their skills and learn new ones," she said. "As we discussed during my visit, the bipartisan infrastructure bill that I worked to negotiate would both provide new opportunities for workers and repair New Hampshire's aging roads and bridges. I will continue working with members of both parties to get this once-in-a-generation bill signed into law so that we can quickly move forward to repair our infrastructure and create good-paying jobs for Granite Staters." Roger Brunelle, the political director for IUPAT District Council 35, said it was great she stopped by to tour the facility. "The apprentices at our center are working hard to gain the skills that they need to enter the workforce, and the investments in this infrastructure bill will make those skills even more valuable," he said. "I'm grateful to have Senator Hassan fighting for our best interest in Congress, and I know that she is focused on getting this bill over the finish line." U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-NH) visiting the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Training Center in Brentwood on Sept. 2. Courtesy Here is everything else going on in New Hampshire right now. Marilyn Manson Pleads Not Guilty Rocker Marilyn Manson has pleaded not guilty to two assault charges during an August 2019 concert at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion in Gilford, according to the New Hampshire Union Leader. Manson, whose real name is Brian Hugh Warner, was accused of spitting and blowing snot onto a woman who was live-casting the concert. He faces a year in jail and up to $4,000 in fines if convicted. Bedford ZBA Approves Housing Project Zoning officials in Bedford have approved a gated housing community planned next to the Bedford Village Inn, according to the Union Leader. The Hillside Residences at the BVI includes nine upscale single-family homes for residents who are 55 or older. NH Startup To Provide Safe Space For Women The Light House is a new nonprofit that will assist women in crisis, according to this profile on ManchesterInkLink.com. Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health Issues Vaccine Mandate One of the state's largest hospital systems is requiring all employees to be vaccinated for COVID-19 while also increasing wages and taking other measures to retain employees. Officials said infections increasing in the state had led to the decision to follow up on its more restrictive visitor policies. "We are, in many ways, returning to operational controls that served us well early in the pandemic," D-HH Chief Clinical Officer Edward J. Merrens, MD said. "We realize the impact that this is having on our patients, their families, and our staff, but we ask for everyone's patience and understanding as we continue our work to be able to provide safe, high-quality care for all of our patients, as well as those who support and care for those patients as well." The system noted a new report showing a survey of nurses that found more than 40 percent were considering leaving their careers. The system, to secure retention, raised wages to $30 an hour to start for new nurses. Other staffers will also receive a 2 percent raise beginning in October. Marathon Runners, Too Even though they will be outside, 2021 Boston Marathon runners, slated to race on Oct. 11, will need a vaccine passport or a negative test to participate, according to WMUR-TV. Masks, however, will not be required. Here is everything published on Patch during the past 24 hours. NH Woman Injured During Pitbull Concert; GoFundMe Effort Started CONCORD, NH — A woman who was injured during a Pitbull concert on Sunday during an altercation is in the hospital with paralyzing injuries, according to a GoFundMe.com fundraising effort. Madysen... Read more Police Ask For Help Finding Missing New Hampshire Teen MANCHESTER, NH — Police in Manchester are asking for the public's help finding a teen with a health condition who has been missing for about five days. Emma D'Alessandris, 17, was... Read more False Alarm At Concord Store Leads To DWI, Stalking Arrests: Log CONCORD, NH — Kelli Good, born 1978, of Concord was arrested at 4:15 a.m. on Aug. 13 on a driving after revocation or suspension-subsequent charge after an incident on Manchester Street. ... Read more Popular Nashua Area Pumpkin Patches NASHUA, NH — Going to a pumpkin field to pick the best pumpkin isn't just about finding the perfect Halloween jack-o-lantern. It's a chance to head out with the family in a favorite autumn tradition... Read more Nashua Man Accused Of Repeatedly Strangling Boy NASHUA, NH — A Nashua man is facing a felony charge after an investigation into multiple choking incidents against a boy, according to police. Around 9 a.m. on Wednesday, an officer was sent... Read more New Hampshire Film Festival Postponed Due To COVID-19 Update: On Sept. 1, the New Hampshire Film Festival announced it would be postponing the event, again, due to COVID-19. The event organizers believe they will be unable to maintain safety measures.... Read more NOAA Issues New Right Whale Protection Rule By InDepth NH BOSTON, MA — Federal fishery managers issued a new rule... Read more Sonja Jacobson Solo Art Show Opens at Seacoast Artist Association SONJA JACOBSON Color Tells a Story: A collection of work for a first-time show. Sonja Jacobson has always had a love of art but never believed she could be an artist. She is an esthetician and... Read more Report: New Hampshire's Personal Income Growth Lagged Behind National Average By GARRY RAYNO, InDepthNH.org CONCORD, NH —... Read more Governor Self-Isolates After KY Trip, Tests Negative: PM Patch NH CONCORD, NH — After a fact-finding trip to Kentucky to check out the state's response to a surge in coronavirus cases, Gov. Chris Sununu returned to New Hampshire and did not feel well. On... 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