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Chase, Sabbatical, and Surplus in NH | Concord News
A high-speed early morning chase in Concord and Loudon ended with an arrest after state police used a tire deflation device on a Jeep driven by a Pittsfield man facing multiple charges including DWI and reckless conduct—no injuries reported. Meanwhile, Concord’s city manager Tom Aspell is seeking a three-month paid sabbatical, with the deputy set to cover duties if approved. On a brighter note, New Hampshire closed 2026 with an $182 million surplus, fueled by strong business taxes and lottery sales, setting the stage for smarter budgeting and improved public services amid local staffing…
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