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Concord News: Arrests, No-Kill Status, Academic Honor, Clinic Closures, Basketball Season
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Local news in Concord includes public safety updates, animal welfare achievements, academic recognition, and basketball season preparations. Recent police activity led to arrests at the Concord Public Library and Joe King’s Shoes, maintaining public safety efforts. New Hampshire celebrates its no-kill status for animal shelters, with Governor Kelly Ayotte praising local rescues. A Bishop Brady High School junior earned recognition as an alternate for the U.S. Senate Youth Program. However, patients face challenges after several pain and recovery clinics closed, with the state appointing a receiver to manage the collapsed medical groups finances. Basketball fans can look forward to the upcoming season, with Concord High rebuilding its team and Concord Christian aiming to remain a strong contender.
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