Pat Grossmith

Maple Street couple alert neighbors to apartment fire, woman rescued from third-floor

Tuesday, September 17, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

Residents of the Maple Street apartment house will likely be displaced due to heavy damage from fire and water, according to the city fire marshal. READ MORE

Death of homeless man found in Dumpster at Auburn transfer station ruled accidental

Monday, September 16, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

An autopsy by Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Jennie V. Duval determined Bradley’s death was probable traumatic asphyxia, which results from a severe crush injury causing sudden compression of the thorax, according to the U.S. Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health. READ MORE

Prosecutor: Sucker-punch to the face led to Friday night ‘negligent homicide’ of man outside shelter

Monday, September 16, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

The judge ordered Samaria to be preventatively detained, citing his prior convictions for simple assault and the violence of the current offense. READ MORE

ORIS launches the city’s first Mobile Farmers’ Market

Tuesday, September 10, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

The pilot program began in July and, depending on the weather, expects to continue through Thanksgiving. The mobile farmers market operates on Thursdays and Fridays, making three stops each day at different sites, to sell the organically-grown produce in neighborhoods and at community centers where residents do not have easy access to nutritious, fresh food and where there is a high concentration of low-income or at-risk residents. READ MORE

Mara an excellent manager who ‘knows his way around a courtroom’

Friday, September 6, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

NH Deputy Attorney Jane Young said the Attorney General’s Office also has hired a new training officer who will be working with Mara. He is veteran prosecutor Dave Rothman, who has prosecuted cases for decades in Strafford County and Merrimack County, where he headed the sexual assault unit. READ MORE

Homicide case outcome results in finger-pointing, call for County Atty resignation: Conlon won’t go

Thursday, September 5, 2019 Pat Grossmith 0

“It should be clear to all paying attention that the Hillsborough County Attorney’s Office has suffered greatly under its recent stewards; its staff has workloads more than double other offices around the state, has struggled with morale and staff retention, and its ability to effectively communicate with law enforcement and other agencies regarding cases had eroded into a state of crisis.” Hillsborough County Attorney Michael Conlon READ MORE

Articles by Pat Grossmith

Maple Street couple alert neighbors to apartment fire, woman rescued from third-floor

Death of homeless man found in Dumpster at Auburn transfer station ruled accidental

Prosecutor: Sucker-punch to the face led to Friday night ‘negligent homicide’ of man outside shelter

ORIS launches the city’s first Mobile Farmers’ Market

Mara an excellent manager who ‘knows his way around a courtroom’

Homicide case outcome results in finger-pointing, call for County Atty resignation: Conlon won’t go

19 candidates expected at NH’s weekend Democratic Convention

Manchester officials to state DHHS: ‘Fix The Doorway’

Derry homicide crime scene destroyed by explosion and fire

Grand Jury indicts 2 for attempted murder, other August indictments