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KEENE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) Temperatures are warming back up, with highs in the low 70s over the weekend.
New Hampshire State Trooper narrowly avoided serious injury after her cruiser rolled over while pursuing a speeding vehicle early Friday morning, according to police reports.
Looking for exciting things to do this weekend? From live music and theatrical performances to pumpkin carving and farm fun, the Monadnock Region has something for everyone! Here’s a detailed guide to what’s happening:
The City of Keene has updated its winter parking rules, allowing overnight street parking during the colder months, except during declared snowstorms. Previously, a nightly ban was in effect from November to April, but now, parking restrictions will only apply during storm-related events. The City Council approved these changes to improve convenience for residents and support housing goals. Notifications for Winter Weather Parking Bans will be sent via email, text, social media, and the City’s website, providing alternative parking options. For more information and updates, residents can visit www.KeeneNH.gov/snow.
Police say this is a developing, ongoing investigation and no further details will be released at this point, but additional information will be available later.
Governor Chris Sununu and Republican gubernatorial candidate Kelly Ayotte appeared on WKBK’s Open Mic program with Dan Mitchell, where they shared their political views and plans for New Hampshire. Sununu praised Ayotte’s positive campaign ads, contrasting them with typical attack ads, and both emphasized a focus on balanced budgets, education reform, and responsible tourism management. Despite past criticism of Trump, both expressed support for his policies, aligning with broader Republican values. Ayotte aims to continue New Hampshire’s economic growth while fostering community, with Sununu’s strong endorsement heading into the gu
A man, identified as Shane Eskra of Brattleboro, was arrested after a multi-state incident involving gunfire early this morning. The Brattleboro Police Department initially responded to a report of shots fired on Garfield Drive. Later, Eskra was spotted in Hinsdale, brandishing a handgun before fleeing back to Vermont. A standoff ensued on Mount Wantastiquet, where Eskra fired several rounds at officers. He was eventually apprehended with the help of a New Hampshire State Police K-9 unit. Eskra faces multiple charges, including reckless conduct and criminal threatening.
Sections of Route 119 in Hinsdale have reopened following a police issue earlier today.
My Keene Now has partnered with Legacy.com to offer a new obituary section, making it easier for Keene residents to access local obituary listings and memorialize loved ones. The partnership allows families to submit obituaries and create personalized memorial pages. Visitors can leave messages of condolence through virtual guestbooks, providing support from afar. This collaboration reinforces My Keene Now’s commitment to being a comprehensive news resource for the community.
The case was part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide effort to combat child exploitation and abuse.