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Al Montoya, Interim Director at the Manchester Veterans Affairs Medical Center, center, speaks to the media as Joseph Pepe, MD, left, President and Chief Executive Officer of CMC Healthcare System, and Gov. Chris Sununu, right, listen after Gov. Sununu signed an executive order regarding emergency licensing for Manchester VA physicians at the Catholic Medical Center in Manchester Monday.

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Local & County Government

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Police probe reported late-night shooting in Manchester


June 20. 2014 1:05AM

MANCHESTER - Police were investigating a report of a shooting in the area of Spruce and Lincoln streets late Thursday.

"We're working the scene to see if (a shooting) actually took place or not," Lt. Michael Begley said.

The shooting was reported shortly after 11 p.m. No other information was available Thursday night.


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