Pat Grossmith

GOP candidate Weld says he ‘has nothing in common’ with ‘unhinged’ Trump

Monday, July 22, 2019 Pat Grossmith 3

Gov. Bill Weld is clearly looking to appeal to a wider group of voters since in the First-in-the-Nation Presidential Primary independent voters can cast either a Republican or Democratic ballot. READ MORE

Julio Sotomayor III, 27: Worked hard, played hard, was loved by many and will be missed

Friday, July 19, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

Family will remember Jay Sotomayor the guy who would give you the shirt off his back and had the most beautiful soul. READ MORE

2 dead in Concord, investigator says circumstances are ‘suspicious’

Friday, July 19, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

Autopsies to be conducted over the weekend, according to the AG’s office. READ MORE

Investigator: Fatal shooting ‘not related’ to other recent violence in the city

Friday, July 19, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

Those involved in the midnight shooting have been identified, said Assitant Attorney General John J. Kennedy. READ MORE

June stats: Drug deaths up in Manchester, down in Nashua

Thursday, July 18, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

Statistical reports issued this week concerning the opiate epidemic appears to show a decrease in the number of deaths statewide this year but a significant increase in the use by the public of Narcan, a drug used to revive overdose victims, an indication that the drug crisis is far from over. READ MORE

More candidates opting to file by petition instead of paying filing fee

Tuesday, July 16, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

Not quite a trend, according to City Clerk Matthew Normand, but his office is seeing more candidates than usual waive the filing fee and deliver signatures instead. READ MORE

From arrested to incarcerated to injured: What happened to James Barton?

Thursday, July 11, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

Jeffrey Lucero says he wants to know what happened to his brother, where his injuries were incurred, and why James was not evaluated for mental health status. READ MORE

City street cams: Violation of privacy or modern-day fact of life?

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 Pat Grossmith 1

A civil rights lawyer told a judge that the city’s plan to install three highly sophisticated video surveillance cameras in the area of City Hall violates the privacy rights of people; a city solicitor said cameras are everywhere, and a fact of life. READ MORE

Cultural barriers hard to break down when it comes to reporting domestic violence

Monday, July 8, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

The number of reported domestic violence cases involving refugees and immigrants are down, not because inroads are being made to prevent the abuse, but because in that small community it is considered shameful to report it, according to Rashida Eltag Mohamed, Victim Witness Advocate at the Manchester Police Department. READ MORE

Mother forgives son’s killer at nightime vigil

Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Pat Grossmith 6

“I know who killed my son but you know what? I can forgive him for it because God is out there and He is in control,” she said. “Please do not take this into your own hands. If you are out there gangbanging, please stop.” READ MORE