Keene man airlifted after bike accident in the city
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Trotter was taken to
Stewart said someone saw Trotter lying on the ground and called 911. The incident was reported shortly before
Those upgrades include new granite curbing and sidewalks, spruced-up landscaping and updated signs at both properties, according to a July news release from the firm.
Bicyclist
Cleveland described the hole the bicyclist hit as "a cliff," which, he said, was about 15 to 20 feet from where the man was lying.
"You could tell he went flying," Cleveland said.
Cleveland said that after seeing people were helping the man, he continued on his way, but did ride by the scene about an hour later. At that time, the area was surrounded by police tape and police officers were walking around investigating, he said.
Attempted burglary reported at church
Police say someone gained entry into a church on
Someone entered the church through a window, which was not damaged, police said.
Fire Mutual Aid log
Dispatchers at Southwestern N.H. District Fire Mutual Aid in
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