Bouchers home in danville. Moore appeared emotional, wiping his eyes several times during the hearing. Officials say moore stabbed boucher multiple times with a knife but would not elaborate on their relationship or a possible motive. Authorities say she was killed on september 2, but her body was not found until a 9s11 call was made three days later. Hes been charged with the Second Degree murder for stabbing miss boucher multiple times. The rest oft disclose and something thats also under seal with the court in the form of an arrest warrant, so i cant discuss it. Reporter freds and family of the victim who were in court for todays hearing had no comment. Josh right now Manchester Police are looking for the man they say stole a bank deposit bag. Sunday Morning Police say a man walked up to a clerk at the Citizens Bank on elm street, they say she was about to drop a deposit bag into the drop box jean tonight the National Weather service says damage to a park in epsom is the result of S
Community development director Matt Sullivan spoke of a resolution that would dissolve the housing expendable trust fund and establish a housing revolving fund
Last Tuesday night into Wednesday afternoon as the winds howled, close to 2.4 inches of wet snow-to-rain soaked the Nashua area. A couple of days before the mini-storm, about 14.7 inches of snow with temps dipping into the low 20s clobbered the Gate City. Most of us are lucky to have a warm space with […]
Growing calls to ‘swiftly investigate’ white supremacist group’s threats against Nashua legislator An image from a social media post shows a group of white supremacists staging a “white lives matter” demonstration on City Hall Plaza earlier this month. The participants, who appear to be holding flaming objects, may be connected to NSC-131, the white supremacist group that has targeted state Rep. Manny Espitia of Nashua over the past week. Courtesy
Rep. Manny Espitia, D-Nashua, spoke out against the racist graffiti in his neighborhood. NHBR file
Published: 5/25/2021 4:01:34 PM
The individuals who claimed responsibility for the anti-Semitic and racist graffiti discovered recently along a downtown segment of the Nashua Rail Trail are believed to be connected to the group that staged a “white lives matter” demonstration two weeks ago at City Hall Plaza.
Nashua aldermen this week forcefully rejected a 9:30 p.m. curfew on bars, restaurants and nightclubs that the Nashua Board of Health had recommended to curb the spread of COVID-19.
âI think that we are punishing too many businesses and individuals that have already suffered enough,â said Alderman Richard Dowd.
Closing select businesses a few hours early will not make a significant difference in anti-COVID efforts, and police and public health officials do not have the time to enforce a curfew, Dowd said.
The proposal was rejected by a vote of 11-4 and then tabled, meaning the issue could be brought up again later.