Hampstead

Firefighters arrived to find heavy fire and smoke at the house on Kent Farm Road in Hampstead around 7 a.m.

Four vehicles with a combined value of $250,000 were stolen from the Hampstead dealership's showroom floor in the early morning hours of March 12.

Hampstead Police said a male was working on the camper at the Sunset Lake Campground on Emerson Avene around 1:55 p.m. when it fell on top of him.

A new drone program by NH Fish & Game helped locate skeletal remains in a swampy area off Route 111, believed to be John Matson, who went missing in July.

Andrew Chisolm leads a duel life that involves taking to the sky - and tubing in the woods.

The front doors to the dealership on Stage Road just off Route 111 were smashed, allowing two of the vehicles to be stolen from the showroom floor.

Firefighters from several communities responded to the fire on Chamberlain Avenue around 7 a.m., and found the area above the garage door in flames.

Hampstead firefighters quickly put out most of the fire and stopped it from spreading to the main house.

Several people were injured and residents of apartments above Greg's Bistro were temporarily displaced, pending an inspection of the building.

John Matson went missing in July, but his daughter and volunteers are searching in hopes that since the forest growth has thinned out since summer, Matson's location may be revealed.

Pictures of the front of the house on School Street show the house collapsed onto the first floor.

John Matson left his Hampstead home around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday afternoon and never returned.

Gusty winds and dead and dry vegetation created ideal conditions for the fast spread of fire.

Anyone going onto the ice is advised by NH Fish & Game to check the ice conditions prior to going on to the ice, as conditions are variable and can change rapidly.

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