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Contractor accused of running rental scam appears in court (opens the original)
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A Merrimack-based contractor appeared in court Wednesday for a hearing related to a felony theft by deception charge after prosecutors alleged he ran a rental scam. Antonio Silva was indicted by a grand jury following his arrest late last year. Prosecutors allege that Silva rented a residential property that he did not actually own. Silva has pleaded not guilty to the charge. The alleged victim, Anna Anderson, said the situation left her financially devastated. "It was a lot of money out of pock
Dozens of surveillance cameras used to track graffiti suspect, Manchester police say (opens the original)
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Manchester police say they used footage from more than two dozen security cameras to track down and arrest an Allenstown man accused of spray-painting racist graffiti at a local coffee shop. Tyler Inman, 20, of Allenstown, was arrested last week and charged with criminal mischief and falsifying physical evidence. Authorities allege that Inman spray-painted racist graffiti at The Moka Pot coffee shop roughly two weeks ago and later tried to alter the appearance of his vehicle to evade detection.
Several people say same New Hampshire contractor owes them money (opens the original)
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A local contractor is facing legal trouble after people have come forward claiming he took thousands of dollars for incomplete work, a fraudulent rental and business investments. Antonio Silva has been named in several civil lawsuits, one dating back nearly a decade, with complaints expanding far beyond standard contracting disputes. In one case, a judge awarded Jay Mettu, of North Andover, Massachusetts, a $180,000 judgment against Silva for kitchen and bathroom contracting work that was paid f
Dartmouth Health CEO says layoffs targeted administrative, leadership positions (opens the original)
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A day after Dartmouth Health announced it was cutting hundreds of jobs, the healthcare organization's CEO said the layoffs were planned to avoid hurting patient care. Dartmouth Health said it is laying off 100 employees and eliminating 300 open positions as part of a strategic effort to address a $60 million deficit. The job cuts at New Hampshire's largest private employer will primarily affect administrative and leadership roles, according to Dr. Joanne Conroy, CEO of Dartmouth Health. "When th
New Hampshire father-son duo continue family tradition of sailing (opens the original)
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New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 14, 2026 New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 14, 2026 When the country celebrated its 250th in July with a parade of sail in New York City and Boston, two of the tall ships taking part had captains from New Hampshire. Don Peacock of Newmarket is the captain of the Lynx, and his son Alex Peacock is the captain of the Bowdoin. Don Peacock gets emotional when talking about being a part of these events with his son. Don Peacock says it's the Peacock family legacy that mak
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