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Checking out the Ice on Alton Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee today. They were out checking tve Ice on Alton Bay they report,...
12/30/2025

Checking out the Ice on Alton Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee today. They were out checking tve Ice on Alton Bay they report, “Drilled first 5 test holes 5 to 61/2 " . This is just off the boat ramp out to 100 ' only. This is a great start will check out further tomorrow.”

Reports and photo courtesy Alton Bay Seaplane Base and Ice Runway

VAN CRASHES INTO TREES WITH ENTRAPMENT THIS AFTERNOON - At 1:53pm today LFD was dispatched to a motor vehicle collision ...
12/30/2025

VAN CRASHES INTO TREES WITH ENTRAPMENT THIS AFTERNOON - At 1:53pm today LFD was dispatched to a motor vehicle collision on NH Rt 106 by East Cooper Street in Loudon NH.

Ambulance 1, Engine 1, & Car 1 responded with 7 members and were assisted on scene by Loudon NH Police Department & NH State Police who were travelling south.

One patient was extricated and carried up the low angle embankment and transported to Concord Hospital. Remember to please move over & reduce your speed when passing by emergency scenes.

It’s the Holidays but first responders want to make it home to their families also. Thank You for your patience and cooperation. Press release and photos courtesy Loudon Fire Department.

WOMAN FACES CHARGES AFTER LEAVING SCENE OF A CRASH ON 89 AND ASSAULTS ON FIRST RESPONDERS - On December 28, 2025, at 10:...
12/30/2025

WOMAN FACES CHARGES AFTER LEAVING SCENE OF A CRASH ON 89 AND ASSAULTS ON FIRST RESPONDERS - On December 28, 2025, at 10:34 PM., Officers from the Lebanon Police Department responded to the area of Interstate 89, Exit 16, for a report of a single-vehicle motor vehicle crash with injuries.

It was later determined that the crash occurred in the Town of Enfield, just prior to Exit 16. Upon arrival, Officers located the vehicle unoccupied and conducted an area search in an attempt to locate the occupant(s).

While Officers were checking the surrounding area, a member of the public reported a disturbance at the Evans Express Mart gas station located off Exit 16.

Officers responded and learned that a female inside the store was not wearing shoes, appeared intoxicated, and was asking customers for rides. The store clerk further reported that the female had assaulted him and ran into a restricted area of the business.

Officers located the female inside a back office of the store. She was identified as Aspen Moulton, age 23, from Enfield, NH. Moulton was initially taken into custody without incident. However, while being escorted from the store, she became combative and assaulted a Lebanon Police Officer by kicking him in the leg.

Additional Officers from the Lebanon Police Department and the Enfield Police Department responded to assist. During her continued resistance, Moulton kicked a second Lebanon Police Officer in the face, causing facial injuries.

Moulton was removed from the store and transported by the Lebanon Fire Department to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) for evaluation.

While in the ambulance, she continued to be assaultive toward Lebanon Fire Department personnel. One Lebanon Police Officer was treated and released from the hospital following the incident.

Moulton has been charged with:
• Second Degree Assault (Class B Felony)
• Three counts of Simple Assault
• Resisting Arrest
• Criminal Trespass

On December 29, 2025, Moulton was processed by the Enfield Police Department and transported to the Grafton County House of Corrections. She is scheduled to be arraigned in Lebanon District Court on December 30, 2025.

The motor vehicle crash remains under investigation by the New Hampshire State Police.

*The Lebanon Police Department reminds the public that bail decisions are made by the court, not by the police.*

Press release courtesy of the Lebanon NH Police Department

BUILDING FIRE UPDATE THIS AFTERNOON - On Tuesday afternoon at 3:08PM the Windham Fire and Police Departments responded t...
12/30/2025

BUILDING FIRE UPDATE THIS AFTERNOON - On Tuesday afternoon at 3:08PM the Windham Fire and Police Departments responded to a reported building fire at #18 Wilson Road. IN windham NH. Responding companies were updated enroute that occupants were reporting a fire in a humidifier and that the fire was spreading.

Chief McPherson arrived on scene reporting a 2-story wood framed residence with nothing visible, and the homeowner just outside an attached garage with a fire extinguisher in hand.

The homeowner was advising that the fire was in the basement and spreading and returned into the home. Chief McPherson requested the working fire which added a Londonderry Tanker, Derry Engine, Salem Ambulance, and a Salem Engine for Station Coverage.

Chief McPherson went to get the homeowner out of the residence who had made her way back into the garage and upon reaching the door from the garage into the home, the first floor had a moderate smoke condition and a heavy odor of burnt plastic throughout. The homeowner was then asked to leave.

Ladder-1 crew arrived a short time later, made their way to the basement area where they found active fire on the forced hot air furnace’s humidifier.

Using a dry chemical extinguisher, the fire was quickly extinguished. Utilizing additional manpower from Pelham, crews were able to conduct ventilation operations to remove smoke from all floors.

The fire was contained on the furnace with no extension to the remaining portions of the home. Firefighters conducted ventilation until all the smoke was removed.

The furnaces’ electrical and gas were isolated and the homeowner advised to call their heating company. The home remained habitable. No injuries were reported.

The occupants stated that they were alerted to a strong odor of something burning, and shortly thereafter, smoke detectors activated.

The fire appeared to be electrical in nature and is currently being investigated by the Windham Fire Department.

Windham C-1 (Chief McPherson), Windham C-2 (Asst. Chief Brady), Ladder-1 (Lt. S. Savard, FF. D. Cole, FF. B. Taylor, PFF J. Mahoney), Tanker -2 (FF. D. Baker and FF. C. Roche), Tanker-1 (FF. P. Fisher) along with automatic aid Engine from Pelham Fire and Pelham C-2 responded.

Photos and press release courtesy Prepared By: Chief Thomas McPherson Jr.

ROLLOVER W/ ENTRAPMENT 87 Hackett Hill rd Hooksett NH 3:50pm - 12.30.25
12/30/2025

ROLLOVER W/ ENTRAPMENT
87 Hackett Hill rd
Hooksett NH 3:50pm - 12.30.25

BUILDING FIRE - 18 Wilson Rd in Windham NH at 3:22pm - 12.30.25
12/30/2025

BUILDING FIRE - 18 Wilson Rd in Windham NH at 3:22pm - 12.30.25

REPORTS OF TREES AND WIRES DOWN CONTINUES TODAY - The Sunapee NH Fire Department is now on Day 2 of Storm Response. So f...
12/30/2025

REPORTS OF TREES AND WIRES DOWN CONTINUES TODAY - The Sunapee NH Fire Department is now on Day 2 of Storm Response. So far today, the Sunapee Fire Department has responded to 8 calls, bringing the total to 42 calls for service for the last two days.

We would like to continue reminding everyone not to drive around barricades or coned-off roads, and not to drive over live wires.

Roads that are barricaded or coned off are closed for a reason. Sunapee Fire and the power/cable companies are doing their best to reopen roads as soon as possible. If you come upon a downed wire or tree, please report it to our dispatch at 1-603-526-2626.

Photo and update courtesy Sunapee NH Fire Department

MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT - Everett turnpike on the Exit 13 ramp in Bedford 2:15pm
12/30/2025

MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT - Everett turnpike on the Exit 13 ramp in Bedford 2:15pm

WANTED WOMAN LOCATED AND CAPTURED BY K9 ARES HIDING IN A CAMPER BEHIND BASS PRO SHOP - On December 30th, 2025, shortly a...
12/30/2025

WANTED WOMAN LOCATED AND CAPTURED BY K9 ARES HIDING IN A CAMPER BEHIND BASS PRO SHOP - On December 30th, 2025, shortly after midnight, Officer Underwood and K9-Handler Foley checked on a suspicious trailer parked in the back of the Bass Pro Shops at 2 Commerce Drive in Hooksett.

They learned that

Stephanie Lane, 35
Barnstead, NH

was inside the camper. Lane was wanted on multiple warrants from other agencies for charges that included felony theft, breach of bail and possession of narcotics.

Lane refused to exit the camper, so officers obtained a search warrant.

During the search, K9 Ares quickly located Lane trying to hide under blankets and pillows in the back bedroom and she was taken into custody by the officers.

Lane was charged with Resisting Arrest to go along with the existing warrants and was transported to the Merrimack County House of Corrections to await arraignment.

Press release courtesy of the Hooksett New Hampshire Police department

Hampton Beach Lunch Break. It is very Quiet on Tuesday with gusty winds. It is 24 degrees and a wind chill of -1 degree....
12/30/2025

Hampton Beach Lunch Break. It is very Quiet on Tuesday with gusty winds. It is 24 degrees and a wind chill of -1 degree. No one in sight. Photo courtesy Donna

DO YOU RECOGNIZE THIS PERSON? It is Turn em in Tursday – Can You Help Us Identify This Individual? 🚔 The Hudson Police D...
12/30/2025

DO YOU RECOGNIZE THIS PERSON? It is Turn em in Tursday – Can You Help Us Identify This Individual? 🚔 The Hudson Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the person pictured who is involved in a recent theft investigation.

🔎 If you recognize this individual, or if you have any information that may help, please contact Officer Hoag of the Hudson Police Department at 603-886-6011.

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CAR HITS POLE KNOCKING OUT POWER IN LACONIA LAST NIGHT ADDING TO POWER OUTAGE COUNT- Eversource crews made good progress...
12/30/2025

CAR HITS POLE KNOCKING OUT POWER IN LACONIA LAST NIGHT ADDING TO POWER OUTAGE COUNT- Eversource crews made good progress overnight, despite difficult and frigid conditions. We’ve restored ~62,000 customers following yesterday’s stormy weather, and will be working throughout the day to get the job done.

The roads are slick, and we’ve seen several car crashes, like here in Laconia last night. Please take it slow and drive safely. Never go approach downed power lines; report them immediately to 911.

Photo and updates courtedy of Eversource.

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