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Simulators give professionals chance to practice driving, flying in New Hampshire (opens the original)
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New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 25, 2026 New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 25, 2026 Professional drivers and pilots need lots of practice to do their respective jobs safely. On the Seacoast, two businesses are using advanced technology to let them step behind the wheel or into the cockpit without any of the risk. Both businesses have a special focus on simulators, which are capable of recreating the experience of driving or flying while removing the risk involved, helping experts train safely. Sim
Woman who prompted search after walking away from hospital had been charged with threatening officer (opens the original)
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A woman who prompted a search after walking away from a hospital earlier this week had previously been charged with threatening a police officer, New Hampshire State Police said Friday. State police said Keri Pagnozzi, 46, walked away from Concord Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Police said Pagnozzi was arrested on Aug. 13 in Conway and charged with theft. After her release, a warrant was issued for her arrest again after she was charged with threatening the arresting officer. She was arrested
Questions remain after police issue alerts during search for hospital patient (opens the original)
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Questions are swirling about Wednesday's search for a woman who escaped from a Concord hospital and the multiple alerts that were sent by police. An alert went out to phones at about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday afternoon saying that a New Hampshire Hospital patient who had been at Concord Hospital escaped custody. People were advised not to approach her and to call 911 if they saw her, but the alert also said there was no threat to the public. Officers took Keri Pagnozzi, 46, into custody at about 8 p.m
Racist graffiti sprayed on walls of Manchester coffee shop (opens the original)
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Vandalism at a Manchester coffee shop is being investigated as a possible hate crime. Swastikas and racist messages were left on the walls of The Moka Pot coffee shop at Hanover and Elm streets. On Wednesday, members of the community pitched in to help the business. "I'm just going to go ahead and get this out of here ASAP," said Mark MacDonald, of Amherst. >> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go << MacDonald, a painter, went to his friend's coffee shop to cover up the graffiti. "
Brookline sculpture park grows bigger with new offerings (opens the original)
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New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 15, 2026 New Hampshire Chronicle | Sept. 15, 2026 The biggest sculpture park in New England continues to expand as it prepares to welcome back artists to create new additions for the site. The Andres Institute of Art is a 140-acre property in Brookline, sitting on the hill of a former ski slope and granite quarry. More than 100 sculptures line 10 miles of walking trails across the property, which is open year-round for free. The institute is the culmination of a c
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