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• Well done everyone!
• No classes today. Enjoy this Memorial Day holiday!
• The Poppies of Flanders Fields
• Our SoDak Service & Solidarity group leaving Pine Ridge
• Our student artists helping another artist create art.
• Non-Fiction Numbers
• And here is the old Clark's Farm, next to the new parking lot and across from th...
• Here is the new student parking lot, adjacent to Sullivan Arena. Plenty of front...
• There are lots more commencement photos on our Flickr page,
• Say goodbye to the JOA parking lot! In 6-8 weeks, this will all be green.
• We're awfully glad you're here!
• High School graduates should check out our summer college prep workshop in Manch...
• Congratulations class of 2012! The website has been updated - including links t...
• WHERE IS IT WEDNESDAY: You all have proven to be too smart on these (no surprise...
• The CAE (Center for Academic Enrichment) is excited to announce the launch of a...
• 2012 Commencement videos, speeches, and photos all in one place.
• Join us for breakfast tomorrow at Network AM hosted by Headshots Photography (25...
• Congrats to 900 Degrees Pizzeria - easily one of the greenest restaurants around...
• The application deadline for the Leadership Greater Manchester program is tomor...
• N.H. Electoral College votes in play in 2012
• Now that Commencement is behind us, what's next, you ask? Oh, just a little thin...
• Congratulations to all of the 2012 graduates! We hope you enjoyed the ceremony....
• If you are a student transferring from Chester College please be sure to send yo...
• A big thanks to "Locavesting" author Amy Cortese who spoke to Metro Center stake...
• Looks like we will have another great turnout for Lunchtime Connections tomorrow...
• Nice story on WMUR. President Roger Williams and new Institute faculty member fr...
• Thank you to Bellwether Community Credit Union for underwriting our Undergraduat...
• A special graduation was held Saturday evening for seven seniors who were playin...
• We know it was only two days ago that our Class of 2012 accepted their diplomas...
• In the Badlands with our Service & Solidarity trip to South Dakota!
• One of our favorite photos from Commencement - with Fr. Benet.
• The Queen’s Jubilee
• CBS News turned to Kevin Ward and Justin Colella, members of our 2012 graduating...
• We just uploaded another batch of photos! Lots of great shots in here.
• Our photo gallery has been updated!
• We are live - come join the discussion!
• Early photos are now available. We'll keep updating this set as long as Gil keep...
• LIVE WEBCAST today at 2pm: 119th Commencement. Join us for the live broadcast an...
• We are saddened by this news from Chester College today. The Institute has iss...
• Senior Daniel DeCoste hit a grand slam in the sixth inning that helped the Saint...
• Congratulations to Isaac N. Saidel-Goley, recipient of the 2012 Chancellor's Awa...
• PHOTOS: We have posted our first photos from tonight's Honors Academic Convocati...
• 2012 Senior Academic Honors Convocation and the Baccalaureate Mass
• Convocation 2012
• 2012 Summa Cum Laude graduates
• If you missed our Green PechaKucha earlier this week you can watch all of the pr...
• #SAC12
• Senior brunch #SAC12
• Justin Colella, class president and Fr. Benet Phillips, O.S.B., Class of 2012 ad...
• The seniors arrive
• Preparing for the #SAC12 champagne brunch
• Congratulations to all of last nights graduates! Share your photos here, we woul...
• Stories, Stones and Superstitions of New England
• Dean Ward congratulating the students before the big march to the ceremony.
• Can't make it to tonight's ceremony? Watch it on our live stream, click on this...
• Can't wait to see the graduates today! Congrats Class of 2012!
• Graduates, stop by the alumni and bookstore tables at Commencement tonight to pi...
• COMMENCEMENT 2012: As we prepare for a weekend of 'pomp and circumstance,' pleas...
• Rep's outburst symtomatic of N.H. House dynfunction
• Portraits is on it's way to a mailbox near you! While you wait for the mail, tak...
• A perfect day on the Hilltop
• The diplomas are in...
• Anyone want to have lunch? It is a little lonely here today...
• Getting ready for Saturday...
• West Manchester Friends Book and Bake Sale
• Thanks for your tireless efforts to pull together a great Commencement event, Kim!
• Graduates: unlock the College Graduate badge on Foresquare! Check-in at commence...
• Great turnout this morning for our Green PechaKucha. Thanks to all of our dynami...
• ABOUT THE BELLS: Our trek into the bell tower this morning had us thinking about...
• The weather is looking great for graduation this Thursday, 73 degrees, sunshine...
• Senators make case for new tankers at N.H. Air Guard at Pease
• Students, check out student discounts. Free entrees at Margaritas, 30% off cut...
• Does this location ring a bell to anyone?
• Good morning, Anselmians!
• Due Date: Not Just for Books Anymore
• The schedule was announced Monday afternoon for the NCAA Division II Baseball Ea...
• Join us at the Chamber for Member Led Workshop tomorrow at 12:30. Kerry Peabody...
• Good morning, Anselmians!
• Now that finals are almost over, what are your plans for the summer?
• For just the second time ever, the Saint Anselm College baseball team has earned...
• BASEBALL: Saint Anselm has advanced to the NCAA East Regional! Congratulations,...
• Senior Timothy Cooney allowed three runs over six innings, but the Saint Anselm...
• Freshman Mike Hayden drove in a pair of runs, but the Saint Anselm College baseb...
• Playoff baseball on the Hilltop
• “Pool” by Robin Beaudette
• Sophomore Tito Lluberes went 3-for-5, drove in three runs and keyed a huge eight...
• PORTRAITS is rolling off the press today, on it's way to a mailbox near you very...
• Good morning, Anselmians!
• Graduate Student Constanza Valdés reflects on her journey from Columbia to USA.
• Have a good night, a great summer, and a spectacular senior week, Anselmians! ht...
• The Saint Anselm College athletic department and the Northeast-10 Conference ann...
• Kevin Ward preps for his CBS News interview
• Last week four UNHM student clubs raised over $1200 for Children’s Hospital at D...
• Justin is participating in a CBS News interview for an upcoming broadcast on you...
• Senior Justin Colella prepares for his CBS News interview
• Maine caucus confusion argues for N.H.-like primary
• Maine caucus confusion argues for N.H.-like primary
• A blue sky afternoon to end the year
• Have you registered for the "Going Green In Business & Beyond" PechaKucha Breakf...
• Celebrate Cinco De Mayo again tonight from 5:00-7:00pm at the Four Points by She...
• Good morning, Anselmians!
• As the highest remaining seed from the Northeast Division, the top-seeded Saint...
• Entering college this fall? Take a look at our Stepping Stones workshop for new...
• Last night of the 2011-12 academic year. Have a good night, Anselmians
• Senior John Healy tossed eight shutout innings as the top-seeded Saint Anselm Co...
• Collecting donated furniture in the uppers.
• 2012 IN PHOTOS: We've collected 98 of our favorite images from the spring semest...
• SOUTH EASTON, Mass. – Senior John Healy, junior Robert Kelly and freshman Mike H...
• Our graduation ceremony will be simulcast live online. Tell your family or frien...
• Our Education Department will be hosting a free conference this Saturday. There...
• Check out the May issue of Campus Connections for the latest campus news.
• Another great event at The Training Station and Native touch at 200 Elm Street....
• It is getting too quiet...
• Why the redistricting issue is important to N.H.
• The Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Club is coordinating a collection of tooth...
• The Saint Anselm College baseball team, heading into the Northeast-10 Championsh...
• We will be hosting an "Introduction to Small Business Innovation Research Grants...
• We're so excited for today's Spotlight on Business at the Training Station and N...
• Today's Student Discounts include: Segway tours of Manchester, 15% off at George...
• The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society
• Nashua Police arrest man who allegedly threatened pizza delivery man with knife
• Have a great night, Anselmians!
• It's a 'postcard perfect' kind-of-day on the Hilltop.
• Our Admissions staff will be making a presentation to the parents of Londonderry...
• Procrastinators, rejoice. We've found the best study-break yet. A live HAWK CAM,...
• Good luck with finals everyone. Today there will be cookies in the library and i...
• Rick Tyson, a 2010 graduate of UNH Manchester, has recently been chosen to head...
• Congrats to sophomore David Meehan for being named a 2012 John G. Winant Fellow...
• A not to be missed celebration of our newest alumni.
• The Saint Anselm College baseball team will head into the Northeast-10 Champions...
• Happy is the Bride …
• Downtown Manchester, looking good with some sun!
• 2012 Annual Student Exhibition Preview Party
• BLOG: We've been busy adding new stories to the Saint Anselm College blog this m...
• Sun, please!
• "May the 4th Be With You" today. And you May join us for "Star Wars in a Nutshel...
• Congratulations to English Professor Deb Brown who received a 2012 Pushcart Priz...
• Join the a cappella groups Milling Around and Mill's Tones as they celebrate wit...
• The Saint Anselm College baseball team clinched the Northeast-10 Northeast Divis...
• Highlights and video clips from all 20 Saint Anselm College varsity sports are f...
• Just uploaded photos from yesterday's BBQ and good bye reception for Interim Dea...
• Congrats to history major Lowell Mower for being published in UNH's Inquiry Jour...
• Senior Daniel DeCoste hit a grand slam to cap an eight-run eighth inning that le...
• Great story in today's eagletribune.com about the student Star Wars Parody this...
• Dance, a cappella and Star Wars - It's a performance weekend at UNH Manchester!...
• Out for an evening drive: Fr. Cecil
• GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR FINALS, ANSELMIANS! Exam schedule:
• So Anselmian! Have a great night, all.
• Watch today's Milling Around a cappella performance at a good-by reception for I...
• Saint Mary's Bank's new operations and education center at 48 Perimeter Road is...
• In twelve tolls of the Alumni Hall bells, four Anselmians raced around the quad...
• Senior WR Marc Wilson received the phone call he had been waiting for Saturday n...
• The Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Club is coordinating a collection of tooth...
• Fr. Peter has drawn a crowd in front of Alumni Hall
• Congratulations to graduating Senior Katelyn Dobbs who will be recognized by NH...
• Graduating seniors: Did you miss the Commencement rehearsals? Here is a brief pr...
• Hope everyone enjoyed their doggy snuggles today in the library! We have lots o...
• On April 28, a beautiful spring Saturday in New Hampshire, 69 nursing students o...
• How do you define Anselmian? This is a question we are exploring in the latest e...
• Stop by the library today to "Paws From Your Studying" and say hello to the ther...
• Library to Expand E-Book Collection
• Today's new Student Discounts: College night at Margaritas, 15% off at @Georges-...
• From Chinese Tea Day on campus, coordinated by the UNH Confucius Institute. Look...
• Basic Introduction to Genealogy Databases Class
• Congratulations to our scholar-athletes, being recognized tonight
• Romney and Ayotte together again for VP test drive
• Have a great night, Anselmians!
• Future Institute student Brittany Geraci is May’s artist of the month at the Mil...
• The therapy dogs have arrived and are in need of some cuddles and squeezes. Sto...
• Are you a Star Wars fan? Be sure to check out the student produced parody, "Star...
• A bike showed up in the communications office this morning. Wave if you see it g...
• It's Senior Week! We have lots of great activities planned this week for gradua...
• Manchester Community College students, look for Tom O., one of our admission off...
• Junior Robert Kelly hit a pair of home runs and senior John Healy rung up yet an...
• 174 more Anselmians were added to the Bone Marrow Registry yesterday. With 1 in...
• Congratulations to our class of 2012 nursing majors on your pinning this morning.
• Ready to rock, Saint Anselm? Check out these photos from 'Party Rock Concerts' w...
• Armed robbery at a Manchester CVS store; suspect at large
• The full version coming Monday. Have a great weekend, Anselmians!
• Free t-shirts? Yeah, that will generate some Anselmian excitement.
• Leaping towards the end of freshman year?
• PYCO 2012!
• Our newly appointed athletics director, Dr. Kelly Higgins, talks about his visit...
• We had a full house last night for SOAR keynote speaker, Dr. Phillip Sharp of MI...
• Graduating seniors: Today is the last day to register to participate in Commence...
• Good morning, Anselmians!
• It's Financial Aid Friday! Check out our twitter feed for the latest news and i...
• Enjoy this student-produced video by Sarah Cotton (Communication Arts), presente...
• Our Engineering Technology students are presenting their Senior Projects today f...
• Junior Robert Kelly went 3-for-4 with a pair of RBI and senior Dan DeCoste hit a...
• Have a good night, Anselmians!
• NOW STREAMING: SOAR presents Nobel prize winner and world leader in molecular bi...
• NOW STREAMING: SOAR presents Nobel prize winner and world leader in molecular bi...
• New Hampshire politics. It's Anselmian too!
• Thinking about taking a summer class? Check out HIST 595 - You Are What You Eat
• Today is Cinema Arts Day at the Undergraduate Research Conference on campus. St...
• For five years Saint Anselm students have been inspired to register into the DKM...
• Senior Neil Hesek allowed just two earned runs over seven innings and junior Rob...
• Have a good night, Anselmians!
• LIVE STREAM TOMORROW: Nobel prize winner and world leader in molecular biology r...
• The Annual Student Exhibition and Preview parties are mentioned in this LiveWell...
• PINTEREST: Yeah, we're on Pinterest, check us out. You might find our boards rat...
• Our Interim Dean, Sally Ward, has co-authored an article detailing potential foo...
• SCENE-ON-CAMPUS: Time to once again test your knowledge of the Hilltop. Can you...
• Good morning, Anselmians! @ Saint Anselm College
• Congrats to Kristen Tejada, our 2012 Student Employee of the year
• Issues and Controversies
• GRAND LAKE, Colo. – The Saint Anselm College women's lacrosse team held steady a...
• Senior John Healy submitted another quality start and junior Andrew Chandler dro...
• Regardless of which party you support, the access our students have to the polit...
• Have a great night, Anselmians! @ Saint Anselm Abbey Church
• Just found this on Instagram, courtesy of mchamma511. We're calling it "frozen i...
• April Vacation Program -Judy Pancoast Concert at the West Branch Library
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for an adjunct faculty member to teach Or...
• f you’ve been downtown recently, you know: downtown's brick sidewalks are becomi...
• Manchester man holds standoff with police just a week after Greenland tragedy
• NH tries to fill in the blanks of its identity
• Today's new Student Discounts: Get fit for summer at the Training Station. Als...
• Gearing up for today's Undergraduate Research Conference. Join us in the auditor...
• Have a good night, Anselmians!
• To all who came out to celebrate Will's 448th today, thank you for being part of...
• Tune your radio to 1250 AM tomorrow morning to hear Annie Donahue, Library Direc...
• April showers bring... Commencement in May.
• Students: Get your first pick of fall courses! Meet with your advisor by this Fr...
• Congratulations to Professor Kelly Kilcrease, the 2012 Faculty Excellence Winner...
• Commencement is less than one month away. Be sure to visit our Commencement page...
• Spring Cleaning
• 'Thread' exhibit at Strawberry Banke mixes historic dress with modern fashion
• 'Thread' exhibit at Strawberry Banke mixes historic dress with modern fashion
• Happy birthday to the Bard! A 24 year Saint Anselm tradition continues Monday,...
• Senior Dan DeCoste went 4-for-10 and swatted a pair of home runs and freshman Mi...
• Jake Wagner '14 tweets from tonight's senior formal: "I have found a new love. B...
• The Saint Anselm College softball team split Saturday afternoon’s season finale...
• Check out the rest of our photos from the 2012 Citizen of the Year Celebration:...
• A great day to watch some lax at Grappone Stadium!
• The annual Anselmian Hawk Pow Wow concludes another successful weekend of introd...
• Senior Meghan Smith notched five points and broke the program’s record for goals...
• Extract(s) offers readers a daily dose of literature
• New England prepares for Boston Comic Con 2012
• NH’s Shaheen, Ayotte share stage, ideas
• Listen to sophomore Cynthia Siemens talk about her volunteer experience at OutFI...
• Check out pages 10-11 in this week's Hippo for a great write up about Jennifer S...
• It's already time to start thinking about next January's Winter Break Alternativ...
• Check out our photo booth photos from our 2012 Citizen of the Year Celebration!
• It’s Financial Aid Friday! Check us out on Twitter for info about financial aid...
• Thanks for the coverage New Hampshire Union Leader. Check out the article on our...
• Congratulations to our 2012 Citizen of the Year Stephen Singer! What a great eve...
• Alumni Hall
• Tickets go on sale for NHIA’s annual art sale Preview Party
• Our work-study students are serious about their jobs (and their goldfish supply....
• The history club is coordinating its first event, a free screening tonight of th...
• It's great to have a resource like the New Hampshire Institute of Politics on ca...
• Dr. Joseph Horton, Vice President for Student Affairs at Saint Anselm College, i...
• Good morning, Anselmians!
• Yuko Shimizu, Illustration Lecture
• Institute faculty member Jerry LoFaro was featured on New Hampshire Chronicle la...
• If you’ve been downtown recently, you know: downtown's brick sidewalks are becom...
• NH's Ayotte important to Romney campaign
• Marissa Serafino '12 reports back from Washington, DC.
• Tonight is our last spring open house. Doors open for registration at 6:00 pm. T...
• Dr. Semra Aytur, Assistant Professor of Health Management and Policy, UNH, will...
• Lots of events happening on campus today including student salad bar, free lectu...
• Students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a traditional Tea Ceremony tod...
• Just awesome. Be sure to check out the photo gallery.
• TEEN POETRY SLAM: SLAMMIN’ @ YOUR LIBRARY
• Lowell Mower, a University Scholar graduating in May, will be the student speake...
• This appeared today outside of the copy center. Your guess is as good as ours.
• Please join us next week for our annual Undergraduate Research Conference. The...
• Any students interested in attending pharmacy school or looking at a career in t...
• Special thanks to Granite State Credit Union and Howe, Riley & Howe for supporti...
• Having an effective online presence for your company is critical to your success...
• Attention Students! Be sure to complete your 12/13 FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov
• Having an effective online presence for your company is critical to your success...
• New discounts for New Hampshire college students are announced every Tuesday. Fo...
• Tomorrow, the politics and society program is hosting a lecture, “Ending Genocid...
• It's a scoacha! Translation: it's wicked hot out there today which makes it perf...
• We are pleased to announce that Nancy Fernandes is this year’s student speaker f...
• Graduating students, some helpful info for you and your guests,
• Our flags fly at half-mast today in honor of Greenland, New Hampshire Police Chi...
• Our final spring open house is this Wednesday. Learn why UNH Manchester is a fi...
• The 2012 Citizen of the Year Celebration will feature pub-themed foods. Thank yo...
• Special thanks to Spectrum Marketing for supporting the 2012 Citizen of the Year...
• This goes out to everyone who showed up on campus today for our Admitted Student...
• Congratulations to the SIFE team for their second regional win at the SIFE USA c...
• Alumni, join our new networking group on LinkedIn. Log into LinkedIn and search...
• It's another gorgeous day on campus today. Look who we spotted enjoying the weat...
• Did you miss one of our lectures this semester? Thanks to Manchester Community T...
• Nashua Police arrest Pelham man for false impersonation
• Nashua Police arrest Pelham man for false impersonation
• It’s Financial Aid Friday! Join us on Twitter @ UNHManchester for great financia...
• Growing Edibles Vertically
• Congrats to Cube 3 Studio, the latest Chamber member to show their commitment to...
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of temporary Financial A...
• Thanks to our 2012 Citizen of the Year Celebration Gold Sponsors: Catholic Medic...
• Thank you FairPoint Communications for supporting the 2012 Citizen of the Year C...
• Listen to Prof. Robert Macieski tomorrow on NHPR's The Exchange discussing thh e...
• Interested in becoming a teacher? Did you know that if you have an overall 3.20...
• Bummed out you missed the Twilight Delight Parody performance by students? Watch...
• Thank you St.Mary's Bank and Lavallee Bresinger Architects for supporting this y...
• Today half of the Chamber staff are attending the Governors Conference on Touris...
• Leonard Marcus April 12, 5-7pm French Building Auditorium A New Deal for the Nu...
• The SIFE team in NYC
• Congratulations to the UNH Manchester SIFE team! They've done it again, Northeas...
• Congrats to Prof. Kelly Kilcrease for his published manuscript!
• Check out what Institute alum Kate Lenahan is up to in Peterborough.
• Congratulations to Kevin Ward '12, 'The 2012 Mr. Saint A's!'
• Crepe night at Davison. Yum!
• Alumni, join our UNH Manchester Alumni networking group on LinkedIn. A great cha...
• A beautiful spring afternoon on the Hilltop. @ Coffee Shop and Pub - Saint Anse...
• The Chamber's behind the scenes tour of Manchester starts at WMUR to kick off th...
• SCENE-ON-CAMPUS: Time to once again test your knowledge of the Hilltop. Can you...
• A walk through Manchester, New Hampshire reveals two centuries' worth of immigra...
• Our Admitted Student Open House is Friday. Will you be here? Explore the schedul...
• Resumes are now being accepted for a graduate assistant position in the Office o...
• Senior Meghan Smith and freshman Marissa Daly each registered six points to lead...
• Drug investigations at Manchester shopping plazas net five arrests
• The Saint Anselm College men’s lacrosse team extended their program record winni...
• Our partner, the Manchester Historic Association is hosting their 20th Annual Hi...
• Congrats to Admix, Inc., for becoming the latest Chamber member to take the Gree...
• Obama, Romney and NH’s independent voters
• UNHM ASL Club is hosting an event April 19, "The Journey of Becoming and Interpr...
• The server we are hosted on has been brought back up and website functionality h...
• Make sure to stop by the grotto today and personalize a “I WON’T STAND” t-shirt.
• The Saint Anselm College men's lacrosse team remains nationally ranked for the f...
• The Saint Anselm College women's lacrosse team moved up one spot to No. 13 in th...
• Need a little sugar to get you through your first day back? Head over to Geisel...
• Here's a nice story about the creative partnership between the Institute and the...
• As you may have noticed, our website is down. The following message has been po...
• We're back! Hope everyone had a great break, and a wonderful Easter. Here come...
• Don't miss Spotlight on Business at Bugaboo Creek today. Join us for a delicious...
• New Student Discounts! Portland Pie Co., Runners Alley, Segway, and more! Follow...
• Congratulations to Jenny Lola Meskauskas '11 & Adam Robert Hobson on their pendi...
• The 2012 Citizen of the Year Celebration is only 10 days away! Did you get your...
• Important Info for Graduating Students -
• Thank you Bank of America and Dartmouth Hitchcock for supporting the 2012 Citize...
• The Teacher Education program now has rolling admissions! Juniors or seniors can...
• This year’s Citizen of the Year Celebration will feature live Jazz music courtes...
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of Financial Aid Counsel...
• First impressions are lasting impressions. Perfect your interview ensemble, http...
• The politics and society program is hosting a lecture, “Ending Genocide, War Cri...
• Manchester City Library $5 Bag Book Sale
• GMCC has presented one outstanding individual the Citizen of the Year Award sinc...
• Sometimes you want to go....where everybody knows your name, so join us for the...
• Did you know that the Bedford Bugaboo Creek has re-opened? They always have some...
• 89 year old Lucille Lagasse wants to share her secrets with you—her secrets on h...
• Genealogists Gather for a Spring Meeting
• This year's Citizen of the Year Celebration will include pub-themed food,billiar...
• New Hampshire scores poorly on integrity report
• Continuing Education is accepting registration for Summer 2012 classes and works...
• That's all from us, for now. Have a wonderful Easter, and we will see you next T...
• Soundtrack for a Revolution Documentary to Screen at UNH Manchester Thursday, Ap...
• A very quiet Alumni Hall today
• Business student Jake Ferdinando spoke with the Eagle-Tribune at the recent job...
• Chancellor of Saint Anselm College, Abbot Matthew Leavy, O.S.B. will deliver the...
• The Saint Anselm College men’s lacrosse team extended their program record winni...
• Hawks win! Nice victory tonight for men's lacrosse over Bentley. Photo by Cory T...
• Thank you to Centrix Bank for supporting the 2012 Citizen of the Year Celebratio...
• SCENE-ON-CAMPUS: Time to once again test your knowledge of the Hilltop. Can you...
• Please join us in welcoming our new dean, Ali Rafieymehr, Ph.D., to campus.
• If you missed last night's High School Open House, we have two more. Join us in...
• If you missed our annual Legislative Dinner this week, here's a re-cap from New...
• It's tick season! To raise public awareness, staff member and author Laura Piazz...
• Senior John Healy twirled seven shutout innings and five different Hawks drove i...
• Despite a late-inning comeback in the first game of today’s doubleheader, the Sa...
• Freshman April Regan captured a pair of points to lead the Saint Anselm College...
• Great profile in today's Portsmouth Herald. Check out their work in The Lands...
• The curse of the Massachusetts presidential candidate
• For Librarians
• COMMENCEMENT 2012: Fr. Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B. announces commencent speaker as...
• The Saint Anselm College women’s lacrosse team dropped one spot to No. 14 in the...
• The Saint Anselm College Choir will celebrate its 25th anniversary with a free,...
• Congrats to Sullivan Construction — whose office is NH's first Platinum LEED Cer...
• Join the UNHM ASL Club April 5 to learn about "Old Regional ASL Signs."
• We're collecting college student discounts from businesses throughout New Hampsh...
• “The future's in the dirt,” says VT farmer Ben Hewitt. Find out why at his lectu...
• Our distinguished panel at the 2012 Legislative Dinner at Manchester Country Club.
• Exciting stuff as the heads of the Institute and Sharon Arts Center announced th...
• Have a good evening Anselmians! @ Coffee Shop and Pub - Saint Anselm College htt...
• WEEKEND ATHLETICS RECAP: We posted A LOT of athletics stories over the weekend (...
• Saint Anselm student, Matthew Pendergast, was recognized by Campus Compact for h...
• TOP TEN! Go Hawks! The Saint Anselm College men’s lacrosse team remains nationa...
• NH Gubernatorial candidate Kevin Smith will be on campus this Tuesday. Come meet...
• The Saint Anselm College softball team split Sunday afternoon’s doubleheader wit...
• According to one local business man, this year's Citizen of the Year "wrote the...
• April! The Take It To The B...
• Students: Get your first pick of fall classes! Advance Registration for Fall 201...
• Sophomore Katherine Morrissey did not lose a single set all day as the Saint Ans...
• Junior Robert Kelly tossed eight shutout innings and drove in a run as the Saint...
• Students: STEM & Degree #scholarships, due today, April 1. Email unhm.fa@unhm.ed...
• American History Online
• Junior Alexandra Lawrence and freshman April Regan only dropped a single set all...
• Senior Liam Concannon and juniors Joseph Zucchi, William Condon and Michael Hann...
• Senior Meghan Smith matched her career high with nine points and became the prog...
• Find us online, in person or on the 8-bit map from Google!
• The Saint Anselm College men’s lacrosse team posted their sixth-straight victory...
• “The future's in the dirt,” says VT farmer Ben Hewitt. Find out why at his lectu...
• 2012 YOUTH FOOTBALL/CHEER REGISTRATIONS
• Do not keep your job search a secret. Network, network and network some more. “...
• Make your very own Chocolate Coconut Macaroons, a recipe that staff member & loc...
• WHAT WOULD YOU DO? We want to know how Anselmians would use their 'Mega Millions...
• The fall course schedule is available online. What do you plan on taking?
• Michael Contarino, associate professor of politics and director of the politics...
• It’s Financial Aid Friday! Find creative ways to save on summer courses. Schedul...
• Junior Taryn Cozzy was featured in Wednesday's Derry News.
• Congratulations to Roedel Companies & Alta Properties. The new La Quinta Inn is...
• Career Tip: Within two days after a job fair, follow up with a “thank you” email...
• Saint Anselm College takes pride in the generosity and service to humanity demon...
• Spring Celebration
• Students: Get your first pick of fall classes! Make an appointment with your adv...
• The Can Jam is this Friday night! The Can Jam is benefit concert featuring the m...
• Molly Miller and Kellie Howard recount their experience traveling to Honduras an...
• Fr. Benet supervising a stick repair during men's lacrosse practice.
• Men's lacrosse was on the turf this afternoon for practice. Next game is Saturda...
• Opening day for Saint Anselm baseball. Go Hawks!
• Hawks baseball opens the home season at Sullivan Park. @ Sullivan Park
• Career Tip: Prepare for a job fair by looking at the list of companies attending...
• Less than 1 month until the Citizen of the Year is revealed at the 2012 CITIZEN...
• Less than 1 month until the Citizen of the Year is revealed at the 2012 CITIZEN...
• Today - a free lecture by Professor Bill Troy, “The New Normal – Mobile Communic...
• A meal to change the world, attend an Oxfam America Hunger Banquet on Tues., Apr...
• Science Online
• Another win this afternoon at Southern New Hampshire University for your 13th ra...
• Have a good evening, Anselmians! @ Saint Anselm College
• Congrats to Manchester Transit Authority for being the first Chamber member to t...
• Career Tip: Dress to impress in an interview from head to toe. Shine your shoes....
• Jennifer Silva, a senior in the psychology program at UNH Manchester, has been n...
• The Chamber's Will Stewart quoted in today's New Hampshire Union Leader
• A busy day in the UNH Manchester Library!
• Chamber CEO, Robin Comstock played the role of mystery guest last week for the M...
• Have you seen our latest video? We had some fun in the sun last Thursday with a...
• If you are in the travel/tourism industry don't miss this conference! It's being...
• Terry White, alumnus & owner of Tuck Bats, talks about his passion for making b...
• Thinking about transferring to a different college? Check out our Transfer Tuesd...
• Manchester high school senior exhibits at NHIA
• Have a great evening, Anselmians! @ Saint Anselm College
• It was a 'bright, sunny day' to launch a new Anselmian tradition last Thursday....
• Career Tip: Avoid embarrassment in an interview. Be prepared to tell the story b...
• Brrr! Back to early spring today! @ Alumni Hall
• Alumni Kate Luczko, Alicia Prindiville, Amanda Drouin, Brian Iwanicki, James Leb...
• CALLING ALL MUSICIANS: Are you in a band? Do you sing in the shower? Is your mus...
• The Landscape: Three Interpretations Opening
• Another Country: Photographs from the Rogers Collection & Friends Opening
• Online this summer: Diseases of the 21st Century (BSCI 421) 4 credit course taug...
• Have a great weekend, Anselmians!
• Career Tip: Remember, the purpose of your resume is not to get you a job; it is...
• What a great Anselmian sunrise over Grappone Stadium earlier today!
• High School Juniors & Parents: Visit our high school open house series to learn...
• It’s Financial Aid Friday!
• Local Businesses: share your college discounts with us and we'll help spread the...
• College students, follow us on Twitter for weekly college discounts, beginning...
• A fun afternoon all over campus with our first "Thursday surprise" event... some...
• Career Tip: Complete at least one internship while you are at UNH. Internships...
• Last call! Apply for a 2012-2013 UNH Manchester Degree Program Scholarships for...
• Is there a staff person who really stands out as going above and beyond? Conside...
• See you at the quad today at 2:15!
• The 1940 U. S. Census Made Available
• Author Ben Hewitt will be on campus April 5 at 6:30 p.m. to talk about Hardwick,...
• If you missed our PechaKucha Social Media Breakfast this morning, here is a link...
• The Anselmian Abbey Players bring the midwest to New Hampshire with their perfor...
• Career Tip: Align your resume to the position. Put the qualifications most relev...
• Join us for breakfast tomorrow as UBS Financial hosts this month's Network AM! (...
• Only 24 hours until the #Thursdaysurprise is revealed on the Quad!
• SCENE-ON-CAMPUS: Time to once again test your knowledge of the Hilltop. Can you...
• A 'cool' story on a hot day!
• Anselmians on the move.
• Careers in the Arts Q & A Panel, Thursday April 5t at French Building. Come che...
• Our PechaKucha Social Media panel take questions from the audience at our breakf...
• A documentary film about one family’s complex and emotional journey through the...
• Career Tip: Large companies may use computer software to scan resumes for key wo...
• Spring has sprung outside Davison Hall!
• Career Tip: Large companies may use computer software to scan resumes for key wo...
• Graduating seniors -- check your mail box this week for information about the co...
• Good morning, spring!
• Our planet produces enough food to feed every women, man and child on earth. Yet...
• Intense Frisbee games to end the day on the Quad!
• If you missed the editorial in Sunday's New Hampshire Union Leader here it is wi...
• Registration is now open for the Arts, Culture & the Law Conference 2012. Date...
• Need your resume evaluated before attending the NHCUC Job and Internship Fair on...
• The Financial Aid Office says: Remember to file your 12/13 FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed...
• Another 80 degree March afternoon on the Quad. Lots of studying being done in th...
• High School Juniors & Parents: Visit our high school open house series to learn...
• BENEDICTINE HERITAGE WEEK: Join us tonight for two interesting events. Election...
• Join us tomorrow for Member Led Workshop while our friends from BerryDunn and Sy...
• Business and Company Resource Center and Reference USA
• Are you an Instagram user? We are! Find us and like us at "saintanselm." Our p...
• Superpower Illusions, March 20. Jack F. Matlock, Jr., Former US Ambassador to th...
• TONIGHT: A Festival Of Irish Culture: Drama, Dance And Music at the Dana Center....
• "Educate a woman, and countless generations to come will benefit from the invest...
• Travel to China!
• "Color Games" photos from tonight, courtesy of our friends in athletics.
• STUDY ABROAD: Hear from four Anselmians who participated in our study abroad pro...
• YOUNG ALUMNI: The race is on during the month of March to see which Saint Anselm...
• The documentary film, Forks Over Knives, examines the profound claim that most,...
• NHIA Gallery recognizes talented high school artists
• The Better Business Bureau of NH is seeking applicants for the Student Ethics Sc...
• Graduating Seniors: We need your feedback! We are considering simulcasting this...
• PORTRAITS MAGAZINE, BLOG EDITION: We are excited to announce the launch of the P...
• A summer storm in Manchester last night. Check out this photo of the light show...
• Remember to stop by and check out the Drawing: Swarm Intelligence Exhibit in the...
• Who is ready for some spring baseball?
• Communication arts student Katelyn Dobbs was interviewed by Marian Daniells for...
• Looking to purchase student work for 50$ and under? Art Attack 2012 is open to t...
• Join us today as we have our monthly Spotlight on Business. We will be at Divot...
• Call for Volunteers: Interested in volunteering to help at Commencement this yea...
• Take an online course this summer! Biotechnology and Society (BSCI 422) is a 4 c...
• I Call a Social!
• March 12, 2012. 70 degrees!
• PERFECT afternoon on the quad. We're loving it!
• Image and Sound (CA 502), a 4credit course this summer that meets online & in cl...
• Heading towards 70 degrees today? Another perfect spring day!
• Have you made a difference in your community through volunteering? The TruFit Go...
• Are you on foursquare? We have updated our venues, and are ready for you to 'che...
• Movies at Your Library
• Career Tip: Afraid to be Googled? Increasingly employers are checking social med...
• Career Tip: Afraid to be Googled? Increasingly employers are checking social med...
• Career Tip: Afraid to be Googled? Increasingly employers are checking social med...
• Career Tip: Afraid to be Googled? Increasingly employers are checking social med...
• In Remembrance
• It’s Financial Aid Friday! Scholars in Science and Technology Program scholarshi...
• At 4.2%, the unemployment rate for those with a bachelor’s degree or above is ha...
• We're looking forward to seeing all of you at The New Hampshire Institute of Art...
• Illustration student Jessica LeClerc is one of the winners!
• TONIGHT at 6: Hear two Boston Globe investigative reporters discuss their new bo...
• Goodreads: Your Online Bookshelf and Social Network
• And the Institute is leading the way ...
• “Rumor has it that you are 50 times more likely to get hired if you have an empl...
• The Geisel Library at Saint Anselm College has a new look, and a lot of new tech...
• Teresa Vercollone '12 provides SBA Costa Rica's first update from their recent t...
• Tomorrow night's Network PM will feature live art demonstrations from artist Pet...
• Deborah Brown, professor of English, will be participating in the fifth season o...
• The Institute on has changed its look on Facebook with the Timeline feature! Alu...
• What happens when you send a camera with 14 students and 2 faculty members to Co...
• Consumer confidence in NH ‘surges’
• College Board Scholarship Search Tool:
• An Anselmian photo shoot, coming to a mailbox near you soon.
• Don't forget to register for next Tuesday's Spotlight on Business at Divots on t...
• Learn why a horse's digestive system is so fragile. Clip produced by our biologi...
• TODAY is the UNH Career and Internship Fair at the MUB in Durham. For a director...
• Men's lacrosse opens the season at home on the turf. Go Hawks lax!
• Join us tomorrow for Business Book Club. Chuck Sink of Chuck Sink Link will faci...
• The re-scheduled opening reception for the Swarm Intelligence Exhibition has bee...
• The UNH Career and Internship Fair is tomorrow. Dress professionally and arrive...
• All About A cappella, March 20-22 at Noon each day. Jamie Saucier will offer a t...
• Adult Programming Survey
• Video and photos included in the game summary from Saint Anselm Athletics. Nice...
• Congratulations to men's ice hockey, the 2011-2012 Northeast-10 conference champ...
• The UNH Graduate School Manchester Campus is hosting a “Public Health & Public A...
• Career Tip: Are you considering an occupation, but need more information? Take a...
• A friendly reminder that Friday March 2nd is the last day to pick-up your $$, pu...
• It 's March! The Take It To The Bank Scholarship is open again!
• It’s Financial Aid Friday! Find creative ways to save on summer courses. Schedul...
• Additional Service & Solidarity trips have checked in from Costa Rica, Maryland,...
• March is the college’s Career Awareness Month. Each day this month, you will rec...
• UNH Manchester Alumni Michael Glaeser (’08, business) will return to campus on W...
• March 1, 2012
• Alumni Hall and the Quad. March 1, 2012.
• March 1, 2012
• March 1, 2012
• March 1, 2012
• Too quiet today with no students.
• Good morning from the Hilltop!
• WEATHER ALERT: The Institute will be closed today. There will be no classes.
• Tune in or set your DVRs as the Institute is featured this evening on New Hampsh...
• Congratulations to Khatira Ghafari for winning the $100 book scholarship raffle...
• DELAYED OPEN: The college will open at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, March 1, 2012.
• One more from earlier tonight! Photo by Cory True
• Goodnight from a snowy Saint Anselm!
• We've added mid-week Service & Solidarity updates to the blog, courtesy of our f...
• EUROCHOIR: Blog updates, and new photos now online. It is hard to believe but t...
• WEATHER ALERT: The Institute is closing at 5 cancelling today's "Drawing: Swarm...
• Sign up for UNH Alert to get a message about curtailed operations,
• WEATHER ALERT: Thurs. PM & Wed. AM classes cancelled. The Institute will close t...
• Here comes the snow!
• Will Obama help or hurt NH Democrats?
• The priority deadline for FAFSA is March 1st. Please drop by the financial aid o...
• Need a reason to stop texting while driving? Watch this clip produced by our bio...
• Spring Break is a great time to file your 12/13 FAFSA! www.fafsa.ed.gov
• Today at Noon: Everything You Want to Know About the Deaf Community, but Were Af...
• Five minutes from campus, and thousands of miles from Manchester, Saint Anselm s...
• We had another full house at Lunchtime Connections today! Thank you to Chuck Sin...
• We're visiting with SBA Manchester this afternoon, working and serving in the La...
• A big win by the men's lacrosse team yesterday, as they beat NYIT, the No. 6 ran...
• Congrats to alumna Susan Noyes ('95, '96G, ‘05G) for being appointed to the posi...
• New photos have arrived from our Eurochoir participants. Here, members of the ch...
• Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) may be one of the most dangerous health an...
• West Manchester Anime Club Meets
• This conference addresses legal issues important to the arts and culture communi...
• It's February and in the 40's, but we're already thinking about summer! More tha...
• SHARE YOUR STORY: Participating in SBA? Traveling and performing with the Euroch...
• Are you available next Tuesday, March 6 at 2:30, 3:00, or 3:30? The college’s ma...
• Drawing: Swarm Intelligence Exhibit Opening Reception with Artists
• Win an iPad! Students, take a 3 min survey from UNH on social media for a chance...
• Meanwhile, in Europe... Members of the 2012 EuroChoir performed for the 10:30 a....
• Our Spring Break Alternative students have all arrived at their sites and are wo...
• Stop by the grotto today and tomorrow and help make the world’s largest PLARN ba...
• Hey students -- need a job or an internship? Check out the Career and Internship...
• The Saint Anselm College women's ice hockey team fired a season-high 56 shots on...
• Forward Mike Richard (Derry, N.H.) recorded the lone goal of the game, granting...
• Most SBA trips have arrived at their host site. You can follow along on their jo...
• The Invisible Wall: A Love Story That Broke Barriers
• Thanks to everyone who helped with this year's annual Day in College!
• A busy weekend of sport ahead as Saint Anselm Athletics hosts the women's ECAC O...
• Congratulations, Roy!
• Classes are out, spring break starts...now! Enjoy your break everyone.
• Open position at UNH Manchester, Administrative Assistant II, 30 hrs per week wi...
• More than 75 fifth grade students from Parker Varney will be on campus today for...
• The French Building was packed to overflowing with people wanting to seethe vice...
• Attend the SBA SENDING FORTH MASS at 7 p.m. tonight, or get up at 4 a.m. to wish...
• Another 55 degree February day. Why not play a little baseball on the turf?
• What are your weekend plans? How about sitting down and filing your FAFSA? The p...
• Stop by the Financial Aid Office for Financial Aid Week. This Thursday and Frida...
• Have you started reading The Tipping Point for March's Business Book Club? If so...
• CLASS OF 2016: You did it, you're in! It wasn't that long ago when Kevin Ward '1...
• We had a great Network AM this morning at CYR Kitchen and Bath. Did you know th...
• Reminder… Complete your 12/13 FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov
• A documentary film about one family’s complex and emotional journey through the...
• Just over three hours until showtime. Still plenty of time to make it. Click lik...
• Take part in an Anselmian tradition. Our relay is open to faculty, staff and stu...
• Students, be sure to check out the college's scholarships. They have some unique...
• Have you registered for tomorrow's Network AM yet!? Join us at CYR Kitchen and B...
• SCENE-ON-CAMPUS: Time to once again test your knowledge of the Hilltop. Can you...
• Parking Lot Inaccessible Thursday February 23, 2012
• Join us at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics tonight!
• Everything You Want to Know About the Deaf Community, but Were Afraid to Ask --...
• Road trip! We're thrilled to be a part of this program. Check it out, it's wor...
• The library has been busy lately...with students and carpenters! The finishing t...
• Hey guys do you need a new suit for the next big Chamber event? Check out this s...
• Both a primer and reminder about tomorrow evening's event. You've gotta make tim...
• The UNH Graduate School Manchester Campus is hosting a “Public Health & Public A...
• The Women's Caucus for Art, New Hampshire Chapter has posted their 2012 scholars...
• Why does the funny bone hurt? Clip produced by our biological science student Re...
• Career Cruising
• Congratulations to Saint Anselm mock trial captain and club co-founder, Alyssa H...
• Lunching with 2012...
• From the Heart: Make a Card for a Veteran from 12-4 today on the 1st floor. Let’...
• Where does your body get its energy from? Clip produced by our biological scienc...
• Closed for President’s Day
• Seniors, did you happen to see the info about Commencement in the February issue...
• 50 sun-soaked degrees on the Hilltop this Friday afternoon. Grab a Frisbee and g...
• Careers in the Arts: Q&A Panel April 5th at 6pm. SAVE THE DATE! Hosted by Caree...
• Financial aid week has been extended. Stop by the office before Feb 24 for free...
• If you missed our State of the State/City event this week you can watch the enti...
• The Pine Leaf Boys offer a preview of tonight's concert on the Dana Center stage...
• Churchill’s Gardens offers kids crafting workshop
• Dafodil Days are here (Organized by the HR office)! Funds raised through Daffodi...
• Thanks Melinda for sharing your time and expertise.
• Prof. Andy Stangel will offer a free, illustrated lecture Feb 22. at noon. “Art...
• Katelyn Dobbs, communication arts student and aspiring filmmaker, was recently i...
• Each break (winter, spring, and summer) at Saint Anselm College, the Office of C...
• Thanks to the New Hampshire Union Leader for covering our event yesterday.
• How students save more than 10k by coming to Manchester rather than Durham. Page...
• Last chance -- study abroad scholarship applications are due today by 6pm. http...
• SCENE-ON-CAMPUS: Time to once again test your knowledge of the Hilltop. Can you...
• NH voters 'unengaged' so far in governor's race
• A 'job well done' by the Saint Anselm College ice hockey programs to raise more...
• City of Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas addresses a full house at the New Hampshire...
• The Office of Student Activities is organizing a collection drive for the Cellph...
• Governor John Lynch addresses a full house at the New Hampshire Institute of Pol...
• Be the first on your block to read the Spring edition of the Institute News. It'...
• Stop by the third floor auditorium lobby before 6 pm for Tropical Tuesday. Free...
• The State of the State/State of the City breakfast is tomorrow and we're solicit...
• Gluten free has become a more common sight in grocery stores, in cook books, and...
• Happy Valentine's Day to all of our Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce membe...
• Show them how much you care...stop by the grotto today between 11-5 and make you...
• Online Newsstand
• Are you ready for an awesome Spotlight on Business? Join us tomorrow at 12:30 t...
• Want to know a bit more about how the election of the next abbot will occur? Bro...
• Nothing says "I love you" (Saint Anselm College) like a college sweatshirt! Orde...
• It's Financial Aid Week on campus. Stop by the office to enter a book scholarshi...
• Manchester Police investigating a robbery at South Beech Street TD Bank
• COUNTING DOWN TO COMMENCEMENT: Congratulations, class of 2012! There are only 10...
• “Do You Have Tax Forms?”
• Convicted felon allegedly in possession of knives/drugs in Nashua
• SCENE-ON-CAMPUS: Can you identify where this image was captured on campus? We we...
• Power Outage: Fuller Hall is closed until further notice. 1pm classes at Fuller...
• TONIGHT: Join us for this special performance, our second event of the 2011-12 F...
• Fifth Graders from Parker Varney will be on campus Feb 24 from 9-1:30 to learn a...
• "Pillow Talk...what's all the fluff about?" Sponsored by the NH Seacoast Chapter...
• Join us for Network PM tomorrow night at People's United Bank (1750 Elm St). Cat...
• An interesting faculty presentation this afternoon at the New Hampshire Institut...
• Forget your spider-sense and discover the secret sense of the inner ear. Clip pr...
• Thank you Armand Hebert III of the Referral Institute for facilitating today's B...
• 2012: The year of super PAC attacks
• Attention undergraduates: Will you be graduating in May? Make sure to file an in...
• Here is a list of more than 60 private scholarships that our students might be e...
• Get your tickets for the 2nd annual Pink Tie Ball Feb. 17 at 6pm at Drynk Restau...
• Reach your IT potential. Technology graduate programs info session on tonight at...
• If you're interested in getting valuable professional experience, consider an in...
• Congratulations to all of the students who made the fall 2011 Dean's List!
• When filing your 12/12 FAFSA at on “LINK TO IRS.”...
• The Diversity and Inclusive Excellence Committee is soliciting student nominees...
• NH Women’s Caucus for The Arts Scholarship Scholarship link (left), Find applica...
• Applications for being an Orientation Leader are now available and due on Monday...
• April in Reykjavik
• 2012 YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEER REGISTRATION
• Our student A cappella groups are back in the recording studio working on their...
• Stop by the grotto next week and help make the world’s largest PLARN ball. Deriv...
• Lowe’s Scholarship - Lowe’s will award one hundred forty (140) $2,500 scholarshi...
• Here is why a skier is the perfect example for skeletal muscle. Clip produced by...
• Congratulations Bellwether Community Credit Union on the opening of your Bedford...
• The latest campus news, now available in print and online at www.manchester.unh....
• ANSELMIAN ARTS: Join us tonight for an artistic doubleheader. At 6 p.m. visit th...
• The NH Charitable Foundation's scholarship program is now open! Apply today!
• It' s February! The Take It To The Bank Scholarship is open again!
• Printmaking: Prominent Printmakers Exhibit Opening Reception
• NH Gov. Lynch: I have a veto pen and I’m not afraid to use it
• NH Gov. Lynch: I have a veto pen and I’m not afraid to use it
• "Prominent Printmakers" opens tonight in the French Building Gallery at 5pm. At...
• Reach your potential in the field of technology. The UNH Graduate School Manches...
• Introduction To The Internet Class
• Father Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B, president of Saint Anselm College, announced to...
• If you are interested in health and food, check out our spring Food for Thought...
• Soccer, art, sign language, cinema... there are more than 25 student clubs avail...
• Wondering what the Chamber does? Want to get more involved, but not sure what to...
• Students needed to be in promo photos for the college's website and printed mate...
• Are you a singer? Consider auditioning for coed a cappella group, Milling Around...
• Interested in discussing faith and life questions with other fellow students? Co...
• Join Professor Barbara Jago and a guest presenter on Jan 31 at 11:30 in the audi...
• Volunteers needed! The @WarmthfromtheMillyard project will be working with 3-5th...
• Passerby alerts officers to suspicious subjects; Police interrupt a Burglary
• Free resume review and pizza for Undergrad Veterans and Allies, Feb. 1 at noon,...
• The UNHM Library just created a photo slide show. Check it out:
• The New Hampshire Liquor Commission is requesting artist proposals for artwork t...
• Network AM at Blended Solutions.
• Don't have time to read Harry Potter? Our students perform each book in just 15...
• Ancestry.com and Heritage Quest
• The late Lucille (Elliott) Davison, a prominent Manchester citizen and widow of...
• 10th Annual Minumental Exhibit Reception, Awards Ceremony, and Art Sale
• NH delegation responds – as expected - along party lines to Obama speech
• Enjoy a continental breakfast, raffles and an opportunity to give back to the co...
• As part of a nationwide series, UNH is putting on a reading of the play "8" at t...
• Welcome back to campus! There are some great activities and events planned this...
• Calling All Lawyers, Law Students and Judges! The American Mock Trial Associati...
• Please join the NHIA community for the Minumental Exhibition Opening tomorrow at...
• We are looking forward to a great turn out at Lunchtime Connections today. Thank...
• Hunger doesn't end after the holidays. Food drive on campus Jan 24 through Feb 3...
• Is ceramics your thing? Indulge your artistic curiosity by taking this, or any o...
• Saint Anselm students are singing, jumping, throwing punches, and otherwise acti...
• Primary is gone, but NH won’t be forgotten
• Here's a scholarship our incoming freshmen may be eligible for.
• GMCC is looking forward to hosting our monthly Lunchtime Connections tomorrow at...
• Alumni Social. Stop by the Currier Museum of Art on Jan 31 at 5:30 for a network...
• Manchester City Library $5 Bag Book Sale
• Nashua man arrested for alleged assaults upon children under the age of 13
• In the news: Communication Arts student Katelyn Ann Dobbs. Congrats, Katelyn!
• Who is hitting the slopes this weekend? We're sending a camera along with our 'o...
• Great opportunity for computer science students. Google is offering scholarshi...
• We have to send a huge thank you out. Yesterday at the Leadership Greater Manch...
• Some more great photos from yesterday, thanks Manchester Transit Authority! htt...
• Great meeting with several other Chambers of Commerce!
• Due to a power outage, UNH Manchester is closed today. All classes and events h...
• Thanks to MESH for their participation in our Green DASH media event yesterday....
• Great coverage in today's New Hampshire Union Leader on the Green DASH
• Spare Time Manchester is one of New Hampshire’s premier bowling centers with a s...
• Spring 2012 Continuing Education Classes are open for registration! Follow the...
• The 12/13 FAFSA application for financial aid is available at www.fafsa.ed.gov N...
• Saint Anselm College will celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther Kin...
• Library to Host Free Financial Aid Program
• Join us at the Chamber for Member Led Workshop today from 12:30-1:30 as Ryan Bar...
• Here are some scholarships that our students may be eligible for.
• Interested in studying abroad? Visit the Study Abroad Fair on February 2 on the...
• Bonfire of the Vanities
• February Open Studios at Western Ave Studios
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• CAMPAIGN 2012: A Look Back... "At Saint Anselm, it is part of our educational m...
• Scholarship Alert: Ronald Regan Future Leaders Scholarship. For undergrads who d...
• Nashua man arrested for alleged sexual assault upon a woman he knows
• SERVICE & SOLIDARITY | Winter Break Alternative: Check in with our four trips cu...
• Just another friendly reminder that tonight's Network PM at Spare Time Bowling h...
• A snowy day on the Hilltop. Photo by Cory True.
• Want the opportunity to exhibit your work in the Amherst Street Gallery? Add an...
• It's January! The Take It To The Bank Scholarship is open again!
• Front Doorway Closed for Renovations.
• Mark your calendars! The NH Charitable Foundation will begin accepting applicati...
• A total of 650 students at Saint Anselm were named to the Dean's list for the fa...
• Tomorrow's Network PM at Sparetime Bowling has been POSTPONED until Thursday, Ja...
• Very cool to see our alumni working with our current winter break alternative 's...
• Sustainable UNH is running an image & video contest for students. You can win $...
• Spare Time Manchester is one of New Hampshire’s premier bowling centers with a s...
• N.H. Newspapers
• Finally, snow in the forecast. If you haven't already, you may want to consider...
• NH primary day lacks enthusiasm
• This Friday the 13th is the deadline to register for the free CE Workshops (ok t...
• @SegwayManchester featured on FOX's Good Day L.A.
• Deb Benton of Manchester's Blended Solutions interviewed on Elm Street by Phil S...
• It's primary day, live from Saint Anselm College!
• Please stop by @SegwayManch today (54 Hanover St) between 8:30-noon. FOX news LA...
• John Teti of Teti Library fame
• For more on all of the celebrity sightings in Manchester over the weekend:
• Paintings by Manchester artist stolen from local gallery
• NHHEAF Scholarship Must be NH Resident Achieving Junior or Senior Status by Fal...
• Join us tomorrow from 12:30-1:30 for Spotlight on Business at the Manchester Com...
• Our five favorite words: "LIVE FROM SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE" will be said quite a b...
• VIDEO (full program): George Stephanopoulos returns to "This Week" following GOP...
• Check out our mention in Granite State Ambassadors blog post:
• Inside the Dana Center at Saint Anselm College for the ABC debate. Photo by Gil...
• Saint Anselm College student Jeffrey Laskey '14 talks about his work with George...
• NEW PHOTOS: Inside the ABC debate!
• It's part Occupy Saint Anselm, part Mardi Gras. The party outside the Dana Cente...
• We will be adding photos from inside the debate hall to our Flickr page during t...
• "Live from Saint Anselm College!"
• Take a walk around campus with Ryan Sandford '15 as Saint Anselm College gets re...
• Awesome!
• Saint Anselm College students work for ABC News as stand-ins for the candidates,...
• "I've had people ask me 'how long have you been working for Fox?' And I said: we...
• Saint Anselm College students and Fox News interns Meghan Gill '14 and Kevin War...
• Elizabeth Fanning '04 explains the benefits of a Saint Anselm College education...
• So....what's with the helmet cam? More to come shortly.
• Ever wonder what a runner does in preparation for the debate? Here's an inside l...
• Great video! Our students are the best. "Everything's going incredibly smooth....
• A Year of Wonders
• ABC News 'World News' anchor Diane Sawyer broadcast from Saint Anselm College Fr...
• From a WMUR story today: (Saint Anselm) Students impressed the stage manager on...
• Are you following our coverage on the Saint Anselm Blog? Great photos, tweets, a...
• Getting busy in downtown Manchester.
• Check out some of these videos of the NH Primary set-up posted by Radisson
• Check out these photos of Granite State Ambassadors Judi Window being interviewe...
• Great story in the WSJ...if you subscribe. But if not, you can still scroll thro...
• So excited you can't wait to get Mill Works in the mail? Now you can read it onl...
• Bookmark it now and be sure to check back tomorrow at 9pm!
• Rundown of NH newspaper endorsements in GOP presidential race
• House votes to eliminate license requirement for concealed guns
• Skrungloo Scholarship Application now available
• Did we mention that we are LIVE STREAMING the debate on Saturday night? Yup. Thr...
• Professors Matthew Masur, Jennifer Lucas, and Chris Galdieri on the NH Primaries...
• We will be updating the broadcast schedule for ABC, Fox News, NECN and WMUR on t...
• Fox chief political correspondent "Campaign Carl" Cameron prepares for a report...
• If you want to get in on the Primary action, Airport Diner tomorrow morning!
• The Dana Center stage today at about 1:30. A busy place!
• Manchester dispute involves slashing, stabbing and assault with tire iron
• Join us tomorrow, Thursday Jan 5th at Noon to celebrate a new Chamber member's r...
• The Chamber's own Charlene Courtemanche & Alex Amadeo attend the NH Granite Stat...
• It's 2012! That means it's time to fill out your FAFSA application for financial...
• CBS News setting up shop outside the Radisson Manchester. It's going to be a cra...
• UNH Manchester welcomes MSNBC's Morning Joe on January 8. The venue has changed...
• What the Iowa results mean for New Hampshire
• Take a peek at what's happening on and around campus today...
• Anyone need a room for the #FITN this place still has some available:
• Know of any locals with a unique primary/campaigning story they want to share wi...
• And so it begins...preparations for the Presidential Primary Debate on Saturday...
• A big thanks the Manchester City Library for sponsoring today's Business Book Cl...
• Looking forward to the onslaught on media arriving in NH this week our media kit...
• Goodbye 2011. Hello 2012. What are your New Year's resolutions, UNHM Facebook fa...
• So long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen …
• While students are still on break, we spotted this guy keeping a close watch on...
• Campus Ministry has announced its Spring Break Alternative trips for 2012...and...
• Meet Jake and Tara, two Saint Anselm students who will be very busy as the candi...
• The donation of Thomas Adams' photography collection to the Institute is feature...
• Chamber staff and ambassadors at December Network PM at SNHU.
• Want to learn more about the media and the NH Primary? Attend the GSA NH Primary...
• The Granite State Ambassadors are incredible volunteers, they had our media kits...
• Special thanks to the Granite State Ambassadors for helping us prepare 1,000 med...
• There are only 2 days left to make your 2011 tax-deductible donation to Saint An...
• Happy New Year!
• Romney’s turn to surge
• If you don't have any plans for this upcoming long weekend, why not pick up a go...
• Thanks to Sebastian Lockwood of the New Hampshire Institute of Art for this inte...
• Thanks to Jessica Kellogg of Rumbletree for her great PechaKucha presentation ht...
• Check out the The Palace Theatre's Peter Ramsey at our last PechaKucha event htt...
• Check out Granite State Ambassadors on SlideShare
• Check out our latest PechaKucha presentations on SlideShare
• And The Winner Is…You!
• 14 days until the New Hampshire Primary! We will have details in the next two we...
• We are looking forward to a great turn out at Lunchtime Connections today. Thank...
• Merry Christmas, from our Saint Anselm family to yours.
• 2012 New Year's Eve Show - Recycled Percussion
• Lamontagne decides to stay out of NH GOP primary afterall
• You're invited! We're hosting a town hall meeting with the hosts of Morning Joe...
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of Lecturer in the Compu...
• A year on the Hilltop presents countless "Anselmian moments." Whether our studen...
• A reminder that UNH Manchester is closed from Noon on Friday, December 23 throug...
• Happy Holidays!
• We put together a special Christmas video slideshow for all of you. Enjoy and Me...
• How could we not share another aerial view today after your overwhelming respons...
• Curious about how someone who never made a pair of shoes, attended fashion schoo...
• A New Hampshire tradition continued tonight at The New Hampshire Institute of Po...
• A scene from tonight's 'lesser-known candidate forum' at The New Hampshire Insti...
• Did you miss the NH Chronicle segment on Fr. Iain's Christmas Card exhibit? Now...
• We wanted to share an early present with you all. Check out this aerial photogra...
• Discover all the ways your wireless device can make your life easier at US Cellu...
• Did you know that Bugaboo Creek Steakhouse in Bedford reopened this week. The C...
• Last day of classes! What are your plans for winter break? Anyone taking a 3-we...
• Planned Power Outage at the Main Library
• Citywide Kwanzaa Celebration - Universal Community Building Principles
• Finals are over, break has started! See you in January Anselmians :-D
• Great story here about Tucker Mullin, a junior on the men's hockey team. Go Tucker!
• Coming Monday (6-8 p.m.) at The New Hampshire Institute of Politics: The 'Lesse...
• The deadline for our High School Drawing Exhibition is coming up on 1/13/2012! T...
• Auto Repair
• Hey, we made the Union Leader ...
• Have you seen our second commercial yet? Featuring Daphne G, a student at the c...
• Holiday Music for You
• Thinking about taking classes? Open registration for the spring semester begins...
• Is NH Romney's Waterloo again?
• Lioness: Film Screening
• We will be live on WSMN at 10am talking about the Chamber's upcoming events, com...
• First news story about the Thomas Adams photo donation.
• Photo by Gil Talbot
• The Wall Street Journal had an interesting question for leading up to today's Gi...
• Our Saint Anselm College New Hampshire Institute of Politics hosted Gingrich-Hun...
• Photo by Gil Talbot
• Photo by Gil Talbot
• Our live stream and chat is now online! Come on over and join us in the fun!
• Join us at the Moore Center (195 McGregor Street Suite 400) tomorrow at 12:30 fo...
• Setting the stage...
• “I have friends who go to college in Washington, D.C. and they’ve never had expe...
• We will also be broadcasting the event live on our website: blogs.anselm.edu - i...
• We've scheduled a live chat at 4pm today for the Gingrich-Huntsman debate with g...
• Congrats to alumni Clay Groves who is working on a new book deal about his quest...
• Congrats to the September and December graduates! The Londonderry News ran a nic...
• Monday is shaping up to be a busy day in "America's Classroom," as CNN, Fox News...
• The New Hampshire Institute of Politics is pleased to be hosting a debate betwee...
• 12/12 GINGRICH/HUNTSMAN DEBATE UPDATE: As of 12/10 at 9:30 p.m., all confirmed a...
• Planning seating for our New Hampshire Institute of Politics debate (to be held...
• "The Artist Behind Saint Anselm's Christmas Cards," a WMUR-TV Chronicle report i...
• MONDAY: The New Hampshire Institute of Politics hosts a Lincoln-Douglas style de...
• Wondering what the Christmas feast looked like at Davison Hall 24 hours ago? Her...
• Talking up third-party candidacies for president
• Interesting sky over the Quad!
• Just a reminder to NHIA students... Spring bills are available for your review a...
• Feasting!
• The annual "Christmas feast" is only one hour away. Check out the dinner menu, a...
• Happy Birthday, Melvil Dewey!
• Scene on campus: Getting into the Christmas spirit on the court!
• Did you see the Fr. Iain story on WMUR's Chronicle? A wonderful story! We had an...
• The culinary department at Southern New Hampshire University has created some sp...
• Just a reminder: the NHIA Priority Acceptance deadline has been pushed up to Dec...
• 10th annual Minumental Exhibition CALL FOR ENTRY! Drop off is January 18th in th...
• TONIGHT (7 p.m.) on WMUR-TV's "New Hampshire Chronicle: "The Artist Behind St. A...
• Our next PechaKucha breakfast is just a week away! We will be exploring arts, cu...
• Saint Anselm College and The New Hampshire Institute of Politics will host a Lin...
• A busy day today on campus! Check out all of the other things we have going on....
• Wondering what the Chamber does? Want to get more involved, but not sure what to...
• Join us tonight at a reception to acknowledge the hard work and achievement of t...
• Our Fall 2011 edition of Portraits Magazine is now online, along with a special...
• Coming Wednesday night (7 p.m.) on WMUR-TV's New Hampshire Chronicle: "The artis...
• Join us at 5:00pm Thursday for Network PM at Southern New Hampshire University's...
• Anime at the West Branch Library
• Will you be joining us for DecemberSong tonight in the Abbey Church? Arrive earl...
• BFA Open House
• 4th Annual Hampshire House Fundraiser for Emily's Place on the 4th in the French...
• Do newspaper endorsements make a difference?
• Read the latest campus news, including new student discounts,
• A great way to start the New Year! Try your hand at ceramics, drawing, painting...
• Congratulations and thank you to Classy Cats Dance Group who raised $421 for the...
• Jack Hoza, associate professor and director of the Sign Language Interpretation...
• Tonight at the Dana Center: join us for "An Nollaig," An Irish Christmas. Reve...
• Why was Fr. Iain, curator of our Chapel Art Center recently interviewed by WMUR-...
• Winter Newsletter
• Manchester man attempts to hire city detective to assault ex-wife
• Paul a square peg for GOP round holes
• Our MS Information Technology and Software Systems Engineering Certificate progr...
• Check out the Continuing Education Spring 2012 Course Schedule for great upcomin...
• From last night's "Daily Show" on Comedy Central. Do you recognize that blue bac...
• It's December 1st! The Take It To The Bank Scholarship is accepting applicants a...
• “I want a book like this one.”
• SCENE ON CAMPUS: Heading to noon prayer.
• Hey Students and Staff, the UNH Bookstore Holiday Sale is from December 1-2nd wh...
• Fr. John Fortin’s new book has just come out in a print edition. (It came out as...
• Independent Order of Odd Fellows Scholarship - The EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION of the...
• EN330: Japan's nuclear Disaster This is one in a semester-long series of entrie...
• Despite the unusually warm weather recently, Christmas is just around the corner...
• This contest is open to all students who are United States citizens or legal ali...
• System Down November 30th.
• Who's reading The Social Animal for the Business Book Club? What do you think so...
• Support small merchants and local artists at Holiday Open Studios
• Is anyone using this weekend to get into our latest business book club read? It'...
• Local Author to Visit
• The CA program planned a film screening for next Wednesday. Professor Tenczar is...
• I just saw a student walking down the hall for class...oops! A reminder there ar...
• Newt Gingrich stopped by the New Hampshire Institute of Politics yesterday...her...
• EN 330: He spent this, she spent that - A numbers game in American politics. Th...
• Spring 2012 bills have recently been mailed by the Bursar’s Office. Bills are a...
• The GOP campaign for second place in NH
• Air Force One, with President Obama aboard has departed from Manchester-Boston R...
• YUM! Assistant baker Kristie Archer reports that the average cheesecake being so...
• GMCC is looking forward to hosting our monthly Lunchtime Connections today at no...
• Extra sets of hands needed! @Warmth From the Millyard is sorting clothes today...
• Just a reminder to NHIA students.. Holiday break is a great time to apply for sc...
• Reminder, no classes tomorrow and the building is closed Thursday-Saturday. Hav...
• Many thanks to everyone who attended this event on Saturday night. It was a grea...
• Happy Thanksgiving
• Coming soon to a mailbox near you: Portraits fall 2011 edition, with a special s...
• Hundreds of pies and cheesecakes are filling the servery and back rooms of Davis...
• Some 153 Thanksgiving baskets, donated by Saint Anselm faculty staff and student...
• A busy day on the Hilltop is underway with the blessing of thanksgiving baskets...
• Happy Monday! Hope you all had a great weekend. Thanksgiving is right around the...
• Check out these rockin' pics from last week's Network PM at the Currier Museum o...
• Here's a cool way to share your small business story...
• Nashua Police arrest man on burglary/theft charges
• Third in a series of candidate forums with Governor Mitt Romney.
• As Manchester prepares for a busy next week in primary politicking, the New Hamp...
• Lots of people on campus today to learn about New England's Economic future. Ama...
• Heading North
• The politics of climate change
• Continuing Education Open House Workshops will be held on Saturday December 10,...
• One of the best things about NH and the political season is the chance to meet a...
• Mark Zandi, Chief Economist at Moody's Analytics will be on campus tomorrow talk...
• Haz la U Educational Grant - To honor Hispanic Heritage Month, Colgate-Palmolive...
• Getting ready for tonight's lecture, "Renewing America's Food Traditions: Slow F...
• Congratulations to Professor Deborah Brown! She was presented with the Outstandi...
• Alliance for Young Artists and Writers Scholastic Art Awards -The Alliance for Y...
• Lots of events happening on campus today including a blood drive, a presentation...
• Manchester Police arrest stabbing suspect
• This Thursday’s Network PM is your BACKSTAGE PASS to the Currier Museum of Art’s...
• Our BFA Priority Acceptance deadline is fast approaching... if you complete your...
• Scholarship Points - $10,000 Scholarship Drawing Sponsored by ZoomPanel Eligibil...
• Congratulations to Annie Donahue for recently receiving the Ann Geisel Award of...
• VOTING IS OPEN: Four future accountants from Saint Anselm College have moved int...
• How demographics affect regional economy
• Are you interested in learning more about free open source software? The engine...
• A Year in Provence
• Feeling stressed? Prolonged stress due to a busy lifestyle can take its toll. Yo...
• Samsung Scholarship Essay Competition Samsung Techwin America, a world leader i...
• Students, FREE registration! Last chance to register for conference on ca...
• Our "Experience Matters" panel was very popular!
• Good morning from our second fall open house!
• A call from the White House to the New Hampshire Institute of Politics leads to...
• Thank you, veterans.
• 11/11/11, 11 am at Saint Anselm College
• Courtesy of our friends at the Abbey Players. Based on this photo, can you name...
• Closed for Veterans Day
• The Chamber Hosting presidential candidate Congressman Ron Paul at Devine Millimet.
• EN330: The Power of Image. This is one in a semester-long series of entries by...
• Congrats to alumna Sara Shipley on her new job at Family Practice of South Nashua.
• It’s November! The Take It To The Bank Scholarship is accepting applications again!
• Spring 2012 bills will be mailed by the Bursar’s Office after registration in mi...
• If you're on campus today - stop by the first floor to make a card for Veterans...
• Boo! (From the Coffee Shop)
• The OP Loftbed $500 Scholarship Award is awarded by the OP Loftbed Company to a...
• Support Our Troops! With a Stockings for Soldiers Drive. Details are available o...
• The New Hampshire Institute of Art will be participating in New Hampshire Open D...
• Breathing Space for Aging Materials
• As of 7 a.m. Sunday, campus does have power, and has emerged with limited tree d...
• Watch the online documentary. "A Farm for the Future" and share your feedback. h...
• Check out the playlist from the TEDx event that was held at UNH Manchester.
• CATCH Neighborhood Housing's Mennino Place building, with 45 units of income-res...
• The L. Ron Hubbard Illustrators of the Future Contest was launched in 1988 as an...
• Let it snow! Hope you all had a safe morning commute. Share your snowy morning p...
• Join us Tuesday, November 1 at 12:30 for our first Business Book Club lunchtime...
• Happy birthday to the Statue of Liberty! The Statue of Liberty was dedicated on...
• Manchester City Marathon And Half-Marathon
• Anyone else seeing snowflakes outside right now? What is/was your favorite winte...
• Prof. Patricia Halpin's class kicked off the 5th annual Warmth From the Millyard...
• If you are interested in transferring from an Associate degree to a Bachelor deg...
• Last night's "Deaf Jam" film screening and discussion were a hit with more than...
• FRIDAY NIGHT: Spinning laser beams! Juggling robots! Neon balls that create a br...
• Lamontagne, Hassan, Smith, who?
• Don't forget the "Deaf Jam" film screening tonight! Professor Patrick McCarthy w...
• Professor Kelly Kilcrease was interviewed by Chicago Public Radio for a news rep...
• The Leopold Schepp Foundation Scholarship - The Foundation grants approximately...
• EN330: A Modern-Day Fireside Chat. This is one in a semester-long series of ent...
• Who's reading Onward for the Business Book Club? What do you think so far?
• A sneak peek at our new commercial, set to air on Comcast networks on December 1...
• There’s something for everyone at the Executive Health and Sports Center’s Netwo...
• Robin Comstock being interviewed by NHPR about the Chamber's role in infrastruct...
• Do you know the ABC's of food awareness? Stop by the auditorium tomorrow at 8:30...
• James “Rhio” O’Connor Scholarship – Applicants are invited to honor Rhio's spiri...
• We packed the Radisson this morning for the Chamber's 11th annual Infrastructure...
• Police probe leads to felony drug charges against Nashua man
• The Elie Wiesel Prize in Ethics Essay Contest is an annual competition designed...
• Snow is in the forecast... but think spring! The spring class schedule is now a...
• Congrats to alumna Kate Luczko for all her hard work at Stay Work Play NH.
• Manchester Police searching for man following store robbery
• The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
• Nashua man allegedly assaulted roommate with a crutch
• Happy Friday everyone!
• New Hampshire Library Director of the Year!
• Beautiful fall day on the Quad!
• The $2,000 “No Essay” Scholarship is open to all students and those planning on...
• Attention Computer Information Systems or Engineering Technology female students...
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of Room Attendant within...
• There’s an app for that.
• Halloween Party at the West Branch Library with Costume Giveaway
• American Liberty Scholarship – “We want you to pursue your dream of obtaining a...
• World news -- there have been unconfirmed reports that Libyan forces have captur...
• Just wrapped up the "End Factory Farming" presentation by Alexis Fox. Thanks to...
• ‘Project Runway’ spin-off ‘Project Accessory’ to feature Manchester designer
• CALLING ALL FAMILIES! Will you be joining us on the Hilltop this weekend? Family...
• Congratulations Professor Tom Birch! He was the 2011 faculty excellence winner....
• Join us tonight to learn about the impact factory farms have on animals, our pla...
• The Stephen J. Brady STOP Hunger Scholarships recognize students who are driving...
• Mayor Ted Gatsas and School Committee member Chris Herbert face off in the Chamb...
• WGAM's Rich Girard broadcasts live from the Chamber's Mayoral Debate at 54 Hanov...
• Will NH reward Huntsman for his dedication?
• Applicants must be students at a 4-year college in the United States, Canada or...
• Jon Huntsman the first in our "Meet the Candidate" series with Devine Millimet L...
• Have an hour to spare this afternoon? Stop by the audi at 12:00 to watch the do...
• Registration is still open for the Mayoral Debate on Wednesday, October 19th at...
• Join us tomorrow at 3pm as we kick off our Presidential Candidate Forum with Gov...
• Congratulations to all of the students who participated in this year's Voices of...
• Here's a scholarship our students may be eligible for with a December 31 deadlin...
• YOGA ISN'T JUST FOR GIRLS AND ACROBATS! Join Pubali Campbell for Member Led Work...
• Pleased to hear Manchester Food Co-op will be joining the community soon!
• From now until next Sunday, stop by Eden Restaurant and Lounge for Restaurant We...
• EN330: America Derailed: Decadal 9/11 Memorial Debased by Debate. This is one i...
• Restaurant Week is on! Z Food & Drink is featuring delicious autumn ingredients...
• Restaurant Week starts TODAY! Drop by XO on Elm for seasonal flavors like creamy...
• Anti-Bullying resources for families in New Hampshire
• The Tenderloin Room at the Chateau is offering a choice of four entrees for Rest...
• Stop by and try a signature 25-oz T-bone steak at T-Bones in Bedford for Restaur...
• Pair your pizza with lobster sliders or sausage and apple stuffed mushrooms at P...
• Baseball season might be over but the fun continues at The Pavilion at the Hilto...
• The Gift of Family History
• For Restaurant Week, the Nutfield Ale and Steakhouse is offering a surf and turf...
• Panelists Selected for @Mosaicarchive Business Pitch @NHHTC #EntrepreneurForum 1...
• You can always count on 900 Degrees to serve up delicious, unique pizzas. Stop b...
• Here's a great scholarship search site:
• KC's Ribshack is offering a feast for two during Restaurant Week; choose from fi...
• UNH Manchester welcomes the following schools to today's Voices of hte (603) a c...
• Stop by JD's Tavern at the Radisson this Restaurant Week to try seared salmon fi...
• Frank O'Neill Memorial Scholarship Complete the application to apply for the $10...
• For Restaurant Week, Ignite Bar and Grill is serving up fresh ingredients in the...
• Seeking a classic, elegant steakhouse experience? Hanover St Chophouse is mixing...
• College Scholarships Foundation Women's Scholarship is giving away $500 this yea...
• Gearing up for tomorrow's Voices of the (603) competition! We'll have more than...
• Get caught in Hooked's line this Restaurant Week with fresh basil panko encruste...
• CIS alumni: PixelMEDIA has a few job openings listed on their website,
• No. 2 in NH, they try harder and fall faster
• Satisfy your craving for Italian food at Fratello's Ristorante Italiano during R...
• What is your favorite autumn activity?
• This year we welcome Divots on the River at the Intervale Country Club for Resta...
• There's something for everyone at The Derryfield for Restaurant Week, including...
• Local poet’s debut book of poetry up for pre-order for a limited time
• This year for Restaurant Week Cotton is offering dishes with the seasonal flavor...
• From our friends at The Palace Theatre -DANCE OFF!!!! Read about the competition...
• THIS IS A CALL FOR ARTISTS! ENTRY DEADLINE: DECEMBER 31, 2011 Sharon Arts Cent...
• Join us at the Derryfield School at 7:30 tomorrow morning for a delicious breakf...
• Looking to add some fun to your Restaurant Week dinner? City Sports Grille is co...
• Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America Scholarships for Student Leaders...
• Please join us tomorrow night for a film screening followed by a discussion faci...
• Book Discussion: Ethan Frome
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• In the mood for the flavors of the Southwest? Stop by Cactus Jack's during Resta...
• Greater Manchester Restaurant Week 2011 starts this Sunday! Check out the menus...
• WEDNESDAY, 7 p.m.: The Alva de Mars Megan Chapel Art Center and the New Hampshir...
• What are your plans this winter break? Did you know we offer 4-credit 3/week cou...
• This competition is run by Sharon Arts Center: A juried art exhibition presentin...
• In 2001, Susan G. Komen for the Cure established the college scholarship program...
• Who's that girl? Check out alumnae Kate Luczko in yesterday's Union Leader! htt...
• Cut-a-thon Fundraiser Raises $3,400
• NHIOP/Harvard Poll Shows Romney with 18 Point Lead In A "Race That Is Far From S...
• Congrats to UNHM History student Matthew Richards for being mentioned in the new...
• STAND BY FOR NEWS: Results from our Harvard/Saint Anselm New Hampshire Institute...
• Student Veterans, visit www.studentveterans.org to see if you're eligible for th...
• There’s a lot going on at Birch Hill Terrace (formerly Hillcrest Terrace)- A new...
• Collapsed NH primary calendar forcing GOP to fall in line
• New England designer to showcase eco-friendly looks at NY Bridal Fashion Week
• Artists and crafters wanted for Hampstead’s Christmas Fair
• Anime Art Contest
• One week from now we will know who the 2011 Voices of the (603) A cappella champ...
• Sex offender charged with failing to report change of information to police
• Check out the flashmob some UNH Manchester students helped coordinated at The Cu...
• Graduating in December? If so, don't forget to stop by Academic Counseling to...
• For businesses struggling in the this economy. Here's some inspiration from the...
• T-BONES and Cactus Jack’s Fundraise for Local Firefighters
• Police investigating a burglary and theft of a woman’s necklace
• A behind the scenes look at a commercial being filmed today on campus. Thanks to...
• As the news spread across the country and around the world quickly, students in...
• Hey students, this is just a reminder that classes will be held and UNH Manchest...
• Columbus Day!
• T-BONES and Cactus Jack’s Gear Up for Gridiron Getaway
• What do you think of the October issue of Campus Connections? Check it out onlin...
• There is still time to submit!
• The Ron Brown Scholar Program seeks to identify African-American high school sen...
• Former Louisiana Gov. Buddy Romer on campus today at Noon in the auditorium. Sp...
• Chris Christie’s rational inner voice
• Dale E. Fridell Memorial Scholarship - Scholarships are $1,000 each, and they're...
• Friends and alumni: visit the new service and solidarity missions Facebook page...
• Join us at the Chamber Tuesday (10/4) from 12:00-2:00pm or 3:00-5:00pm for our f...
• Cumberland Farms offers a scholarship to high school seniors: Currently enrolled...
• Find out what it is like to disentangle a whale!
• Local Author series: Rosamond van der Linde
• NHIA Alumni art exhibit and reception at City Hall
• EN330: And Now Introducing...GBTV. This is one in a semester-long series of en...
• NH primary calendar change turns up heat on undecideds
• Police investigating serious motorcycle accident on Amoskeag rotary
• Another busy morning at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics hosting Ron Paul
• Scholarship Alert: This scholarship opened on September 16. Fifteen drawings wil...
• Primary states in battle for influence … and pride
• Banned Books Week
• Nashua man charged with selling drugs following lengthy investigation
• Here's a great scholarship opportunity for college students. This scholarship h...
• Hey, Ron Paul is coming to our campus next week. What would you ask him or what...
• Hope you all are ready to GROOVE AND SCHMOOZE tonight at Print Savvy with Arthur...
• Christie as the greener pasture choice
• Former Gov. Mitt Romney took questions from an audience of about 225 people, dur...
• President Barack Obama's top advisor, David Axelrod, visited the New Hampshire I...
• From the Financial Aid Office: Here is a scholarship that our students may be e...
• Photos from today's town hall event at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics
• Gov. Mitt Romney appears at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics
• Network PM is tomorrow night at Print Savvy at 55 S. Commercial Street, 3rd floo...
• Saint Anselm and the New Hampshire Institute of Politics host Mitt Romney for a...
• Please join us today for The Face of Jesus: Veronica's Veil in Art and History p...
• From our friends at the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts.
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the positions of Administrative Assis...
• Our first film screening of the Community Cinema Series in partnership with NHPT...
• David Axelrod, political consultant and advisor to the President appeared at the...
• We are looking forward to a great turn out at Lunchtime Connections today. Than...
• Homecoming is only one month away. Will you be joining us on the Hilltop?
• EN330: Who Really is the Front-Runner? This is the first in a semester-long ser...
• Tomorrow at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics: Social Media and the Contem...
• Europe’s Hidden Jewel
• The bidding was fast and furious, the Nanette Perrotte Combo was cookin', the fo...
• Local Author Series – Robert Perreault
• Google celebrates Jim Henson's 75th birthday today. It ain't easy being green ...
• Tonight was "open ice night" at Sullivan Arena. Thanks to Kevin Ward '12 for thi...
• Another busy week at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics next week! Have a g...
• Attention Students! Follow this link to find a list of over 100 scholarships yo...
• We were "blown away" to hear about this! Great work by Prof. Pitocchelli to obta...
• New Book Discussion Group!
• Artwork Preview Reception: Tonight, 6-8 pm, French Building Rotunda. Get a head...
• LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR! CAST OUT FEAR AND HATRED FROM CONCORD! Saturday, September 2...
• OPENING TONIGHT - Hills in Echo Charles Curtis Allen, N.A., American Painter. 6...
• Turns out that we share something in common with a restaurant in Brooklyn... a n...
• If you missed today's Pecha Kucha breakfast on Education, you can watch all of t...
• COME ONE COME ALL to the 23rd Annual Tri City Expo at the Radisson Hotel Expo Ce...
• Why Romney and Perry don’t need NH (as badly as others do)
• Film screening tonight followed by a discussion of the film and the current situ...
• We'll be at the Trinity High School College Fair tonight. Stop by and say Hi!
• Special thanks to Granite State College and all of our wonderful presenters for...
• Check out Granite State Ambassadors Charlene Courtemanche and Judi window workin...
• Don't miss out on your chance to win one of four Kindles at our Issues in Educat...
• Fr. Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B. Announces The Passing of Robert "Bob" Collins '37...
• How to Survive in Tough Times — Find out at the West Manchester Library
• ^JP Curious about the latest IT products and services, but cautious about the bu...
• The first TEDx event in Manchester is coming to UNH Manchester in October.
• Lynch will be a tough act to follow
• Microsoft Word 2010 Class Coming October 4th
• Ford's Driving Skills for Life program visiting Southern New Hampshire
• Bullying Program on CBS relevant to New Hampshire
• Voices of the (603) is an a cappella festival for middle and high school student...
• Join us tomorrow, September 17 for our first (of two) open house events. Spend a...
• Portraits Magazine is now available for online viewing! See the three latest edi...
• ABC’s of Photo Organizing
• TONIGHT: 5pm - 7pm, 2011 Faculty Exhibition Opening at the French and Amherst bu...
• If you missed the Economic Forecast Luncheon yesterday, here is a re-cap in toda...
• Arcadya Hosts Cut-a-thon Fundraiser
• It's Tuesday -- pub trivia night -- hosted this week by the Citizenship Week com...
• The Graduate School is having an open house on October 11. Join us and find out...
• State Van Deliveries
• A new basketball student club is starting up. Find out how to join, or find oth...
• DON'T FORGET: The postmark deadline for 2011 Biennial Submissions is this Wednes...
• Do you wonder what the future holds for the local, state and national economy? J...
• Part one of this two-part lecture series is this evening. Are you planning to at...
• We're celebrating Constitution Day with a display on the second floor. Stop by...
• Our first Fall Open House is just one week away (Saturday, September 17), and th...
• The gates are open and the sun is shining. Come on down!
• Local man faces charges of sexual assault against a minor
• NHIA CE Masters Workshops and Fall 2011 Courses
• Do you have Federal Work Study listed as part of your Financial Aid Award? Now’s...
• We've partnered with NH Public TV to bring the national Community Cinema documen...
• Man charged with assault; another recovers at a Massachusetts hospital
• Saint Anselm College remembers September 11, 2011 with on campus events, and the...
• Will Perry's Social Security card play in NH?
• Students, take note: Starting on September 19, the UNH Manchester bookstore wil...
• Our Books in the Mill discussion series starts next week with "War Horse" by Mic...
• The Thirteenth Tale
• Escape the rain and join us for Network AM this Thursday (7:30) at the Comfort I...
• New Hampshire 9-11 Memorial Stair Climb
• It's a rainy day here on the Hilltop, a perfect day to sit down with a cup of co...
• The Chamber also welcomes Alex Amadeo our new Customer Relations Specialist.
• The Chamber is excited to welcome two new staff members to our team. Will Stewar...
• We're offering a new scholarship for single parents. Deadline is September 23....
• The signing of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787 marks an important an...
• The Institute of Politics at Harvard University and the New Hampshire Institute...
• Are you ready to get back into the grove? Join us today at Eden's Restaurant an...
• Hey everyone, September at the Chamber is kind of like back to school. We have a...
• $5 Bag Book Sale – Sept 10
• It was a busy day for our Saint Anselm College athletes (and fans). Stay up to d...
• Chester Library is looking for crafters for its Autumn Market
• Fall Newsletter
• It's September! The Take It To The Bank Scholarship is open again! Apply today!
• Holiday Closing
• One last photo from orientation. Thanks to Fr. Mathias for capturing this moment!
• Where, oh where is Michele?
• All NHIA students are reminded to make the most of the many helpful on campus re...
• Introduction to the Internet
• An opportunity for NH tea party Republicans?
• Student Matthew Richards representing Manchester!
• ORIENTATION LEADERS: Wonder what happens before the freshmen arrive on campus? A...
• UPDATE: The shelter in place order is lifted. Please be aware of pockets of gust...
• STUDENTS ON CAMPUS: Are advised to return to your residence halls and remain ins...
• Make sure you sign up for TXT alerts for campus emergencies and school closings...
• STORM UPDATE: Irene has been downgraded to a Tropical Storm indicating that wind...
• Museum Closings Due to Storm
• STUDENTS ALREADY ON CAMPUS: The College takes the threats posed by Hurricane Ire...
• TEST: Campus Safety will be conducting a test of the outdoor alert system this a...
• ALERT: Because of the dangers posed by Hurricane Irene, Saint Anselm College wil...
• Be sure to sign-up to receive TXT alerts for campus emergencies and school closi...
• Thank you to our friends at Heartwood Media, Inc. for a wonderful production tod...
• VIDEO: Current students, serving as Orientation Leaders, guide new students thro...
• VIDEO: Welcome to the Saint Anselm College community, Class of 2015
• HURRICANE UPDATE: Road For Hope walkers are now scheduled to return to campus Sa...
• VIDEO: For some students, Saint Anselm is a family tradition.
• VIDEO: Student arrive, and the unpacking begins.
• PHOTOS: Move in day 2011! Welcome students!
• Here's Kate Luczko's PechaKucha presentation, only 6 minutes and 40 seconds http...
• Here's James Pindell's PechaKucha presentation, only 6 minutes and 40 seconds ht...
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• Here's Mary Jo Brown's PechaKucha presentation, only 6 minutes and 40 seconds ht...
• Thanks to all of our presenters at the PechaKucha breakfast last week, if you mi...
• City Launches Emergency Webpage
• WELCOME Class of 2015 and transfer students! Today is your day, enjoy! Check bac...
• RETURNING STUDENTS: Please take note of the following message, and check www.ans...
• Join us tomorrow at 5:00 for a summer evening of networking fun at TFMoran (48 C...
• Back to School for Manchester - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• We will be announcing the location for Voices of the (603) soon! Like it to find...
• See you in 48 hours, class of 2015 and transfer students!
• Attention, sophomores and above. Here is a scholarship with a rapidly approachin...
• Don’t forget to register for this year’s Tri City Expo Workshop “Maximize your R...
• One week from today...Undergraduate classes resume! Students: Beat the lines and...
• 23rd Annual Tri-City Expo Bistro 2011
• The Ron Paul factor in NH
• Library closed on Wednesday, August 24th
• Library catalog unavailable on Wednesday, August 24th
• Limited patron parking August 24 – 26
• Our Road for Hope walkers depart for Lewiston, Maine tomorrow as 40 students beg...
• Tales of Adventure
• The turf has arrived at Grappone Stadium! (Being installed now)
• Bras Across the River Online Ticket Deal Ends August 26th
• Students and community members: The Gail Singer Memorial Blood Drive is on Tuesd...
• Carolyn Gamtso, UNHM Associate Professor and Library Specialist, will present a...
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for a full-time, temporary, non-benefited...
• Benches clearing brawl...minus the brawl...We replaced our Benches with a more n...
• Don't miss our Issues and Insights breakfast forum tomorrow morning at The Derry...
• Calling all GMCC members - Does speaking in public make you sweat…or worse? Come...
• Brown Bag Book Club
• Arcadya Salon & Spa Engages LTD Company, a Bedford Marketing Firm
• Assault victim sustained several fractured bones in his face
• Considering a career in the biology field? Check out courses this fall in the b...
• Fall Book Discussion Group
• Football pre-season begins tomorrow, other athletes come next week, and move in...
• Local man facing another indecent exposure accusation
• Anyone know what PechaKucha means? It's a Japanese word and the format we are us...
• Reminder: Fall bills are due this Friday August 12th You may access your account...
• Are you ready for Network AM tomorrow? Come join us at Bentley Commons, 66 Hawt...
• UNH Manchester students - check out the NHIA art classes on the fall schedule. h...
• Perry will play NH trump card
• Home Roasted Turkey, Heirloom Tomatoes, Delicious panini bread, amazing wraps, f...
• If you're a degree student and haven't yet registered for the Fall 2011 semester...
• Minor Threat Pop-up Show call for entry! Follow the link below for a prospectus.
• RT @chriswilliamspr This is brilliant on so many levels ... "Google celebrates L...
• Have you heard of the newest cafe in Manchester? Midtown Cafe in the Beacon Bui...
• Saint Anselm College ranks 85 this year among America's Top Colleges, an annual...
• Merrimack man allegedly sexually assaulted Bedford, NH woman
• Have you always wanted to make your own comics but don't know how? Well join UNH...
• Just a reminder for those students who have not yet resolved their Fall balances...
• Check out the music video that our students created for a project for their clas...
• TODAY, Free music event at 2pm for kids. Totally Red by the Little Red Wagon. R...
• Family Fare August 4th and 11th!
• Opening Reception for ‘Raining Cats and Dogs’ exhibit at The Framer’s Market
• Grab a friend and come participate in the 2011 United Way Day of Caring Wednesda...
• Dog days of the NH primary
• Congrats to the middle school and adult students graduating this week from this...
• Interesting in media writing? Check the fall course CA 500. An introduction to b...
• Check out our Chinese language courses this fall.
• Attention Students: Here is a new scholarship opportunity!
• Have you experienced PechaKucha? Join us on August 17th to find out what it's al...
• NH Students ! It's August! The TAKE IT TO THE BANK Scholarship is open again! Ap...
• Man facing multiple assault offenses following argument
• Bingo and Ice Cream at the Branch
• Advance Online Ticket Sales Offer Bonus for 2nd Annual Bras Across the River Event
• Armed with a bat, Granny chases naked home invader away
• Wondering what business after hours is all about? Join us tonight for Margaritav...
• It's 5:00 somewhere right? Join us tonight at Four Points by Sheraton for our N...
• Jeanne Shaheen and Kelly Ayotte are hosting a Senate committee hearing at UNH Ma...
• Book Sale, Family Fare and Farmer’s Market on August 4th
• Have you ever heard of PechaKucha? Want to learn more about this unique presenta...
• ATTN: Freshmen who have recently graduated from a NH High School Psst! After you...
• Earn four credits in three weeks...the last summer session begins August 1. Visi...
• Palin could test NH primary primacy
• Hudson man accused of striking man in face with glass beer mug
• New student orientation begins in less than a month (August 25!) We look forward...
• Reminder to NHIA students: Fall bills are due August 12th. Please apply for pare...
• UNH Manchester is launching the Master’s of Science in Information Technology (MS IT) program in Manchester beginning this fall. Learn more at an info session Tues., Aug. 2 at 6:00 p.m. at 286 Commercial Street on the 4th Floor. RSVP to the UNH Gra
• Manchester Police congratulate two new K-9 teams on academy graduation
• Open registration begins today for fall courses. Don't wait too long, courses fill up quickly! #unh
• Man allegedly ignites fire in residence while three-year-old is present
• A free event for kids: Totally Red! by the Little Red Wagon @UNH Manchester, Thurs, Aug 4 @ 2pm, #unh #manchesternh
• Attention college students: If you have a valid student ID, you can see a free baseball game during "Stay Work Play" night on July 29th. This is going to be a really fun, no-strings-attached event!
• The New Hampshire Division of Economic Development, @Stay Work Play, Public Service of New Hampshire and the Futures Collegiate Baseball League have joined forces to offer a free night at the Nashua Silver Knights and Seacoast Mavericks games next Friday
• Hot Enough to Fry Steak and Eggs!
• Local Author Series: Joe Smiga
• Congratulations to Matthew Richards, current UNH Manchester student, for his feature in the Telegraph. Proud of you and your accomplishments!
• DON'T FORGET: Pick-up of unsold student exhibition artwork is this Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 9am - 5pm at the 153 Concord Street Building. For more information, contact Andy Lucas at alucas@nhia.edu
• Check out the Fall Course Catalog for great upcoming CE and CT classes! Follow the link for more information:
• Are you a Jimmy Buffett fan??? Bring Margaritaville on! Join us next Thursday at Four Points by Sheraton for our Network PM. 5-7pm. A week away, I can't wait!
• Lamontagne and Binnie eye NH GOP primary influence
• You've heard a great deal about cloud computing in advertising and business journals over the past several months, and the hype is gaining momentum. Can “The Cloud” really help your business? Join us at the Chamber office tomorrow at 12
• Do you know someone who would be a great fit for Saint Anselm College? Please invite them to a Fall Open House Program on Saturday September 17 or Saturday November 12. We're looking forward to our visits with prospective students for the Class of 2
• Kids Visual & Literary Arts Contest at the Chester Public Library
• Local Author Series: Darcy Scott
• Just a reminder..completed Health Insurance selection / waiver cards are due Monday July 18th You may print a copy at fax to (603) 641-1832
• Calling all K–8 Mathematics Teachers. At no cost to you earn 80 Hours of Professional Development & 6 (Paid-in-Full) Graduate Credits. UNH Manchester is one of the Six Intel® Math Program sites.
• Grace Episcopal Church Welcomes Reverend Dr. Marjorie Gerbracht-Stagnaro as its Priest-in-Charge
• Tri-City Expo 2011!
• Saint Anselm College to host 16th Annual Charles Dickens Symposium July 21-23. Still time to register to hear presentations from national and international scholars on Dickens. Registration information available on their website. For more information vi
• Congratulations to Benefit Strategies for a beautiful building on Elm Street.
• Thanks Segway of Manchester for a great Network AM this morning. The food was delicious thanks to Sweet Retreat Bakery. Check out our photos!
• Food for Thought: Interesting article in the Boston Globe about food attitudes. "The ‘Mediocrevore’ Dilemma," #unh #unhm
• Vote for UNH Manchester's partner, Families in Transition! Do it today!
• NH House Majority Leader seeking “Caylee’s Law”
• NH primary will offer venue for attack ad free-for-all
• We're so excited for tomorrow's event at Segway of Manchester. Stop by 42 Hanover Street tomorrow morning from 7:30-9:00 and enjoy a delicious breakfast from Sweet Retreat Bakery, door prizes, free demonstrations and tour ticket deals.
• Great event at Spare Time Family Fun Center today!
• We hope to see all of our members over at Spare Time Family Fun Center today at 216 Maple Street. It is a great location for a party or just an office/family get together. Come join us at 12:30 today. See you there.
• The Chamber welcomes a new Program Director, Julie Picard to the staff.
• Join us at Spare Time Manchester (216 Maple Street)tomorrow from 12:30 to 1:30. Learn more about their Business Lunch, Business Team Building Leagues and Holiday Party programs while enjoying a delicious lunch!
• We said goodbye to our Customer Relations Specialist last week -- we'll miss you Emily!
• Former priest charged with sexual assault
• Will Lynch run for re-election as NH gov?
• Receive Due Date Reminders and Hold Notifications via Text Message
• New Hampshire receives national recognition for educational innovation today
• Bachmann has Obamney type issue of her own
• Unfortunate news for folks on our campus who frequent Cafe 324. The cafe is moving as of July 27. The rumor is that their replacement will be a cafeteria which is only open to DEKA employees.
• It was an exciting day today at the Chamber, a visit from the White House. We were honored to host Dr. Brenda Dann-Messier, Assistant Secretary for Vocational and Adult Education.
• What the new poll numbers tell us about the NH primary
• Food for Thought: An interesting article in the New York Times about how tomatoes are grown in Florida's unwelcoming soil. (Thanks for sharing, Vicki!)
• 11/12 Health Insurance selection/waiver cards were mailed out recently by Student Services. You can also print your own health insurance selection/waiver card from the NHIA website at : return this completed selection/waiver card to the Bursar at NHIA n
• Rosanyi Santos, a junior in the communication arts program, was awarded the first James H. Bradley Memorial Scholarship in June 2011 on behalf of the Yankee Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. Congratulations, Rosanyi!
• Museum Pass Program Changes
• Thanks to everyone who signed up for the July 21 showing of Strega Nona. Please note the show is now full. There are still seats for Totally Red on August 4. RSVP to reserve your seats, Brian.Tobin@unh.edu,
• Congrats to everyone starting the ESOL summer programs today! Over 320 students from nearly 50 countries have completed the program since it began in 1997. Many have gone on to enroll full-time or part-time at colleges in the University system as well as
• UNH Manchester will offer a Master Of Science Information Technology program in Manchester this fall. The 2year program is designed for working professionals. Check out the degree requirements online,
• Two new courses were just added for the fall, CIS 810 - Object Oriented Software Development on Tuesdays from 5:30-8:30. And CIS 815- Information Security on Wednesdays from 5:30-8:30,
• Get your "I Love It Here" sign here:
• New Hours at the West Manchester Library
• Ok Chamber fans and friends, you've seen our "I Love It Here" photos, now it's time to show us why you love our city, region and state! The signs are available here at the Chamber and if you take a photo please be sure to mention us i
• Just uploaded the video of Matt Withington's speech at Commencement. Check it out online,
• Like it or not, GOP owns NH economy
• Fourth of July!
• And in case you missed it on The Daily Show, here is John Oliver's finished video about the start of the presidential primary process. The parts with the little girls were filmed on the Saint Anselm Quad and the other segments were filmed inside and
• VIDEO: Saint Anselm student Ahmed Saeed '13 interviews Daily Show correspondent John Oliver during the June 13 NH GOP Debate. Great job Ahmed!
• Man faces domestic violence charges after June 5 incident
• Special thanks to Currier Museum of Art New Hampshire Institute of Art New Hampshire Fisher Cats Red Arrow Diner The Palace Theatre Manchester Monarchs for helping us out with the I Love It here contest. Check out the pictures here:
• We are taking part in VisitNH Dream Vacation contest. It's a great way to promote NH landmarks and your business. Check out our "I Love It Here" photos from around town and we encourage you to upload your own photos from your business to o
• Teen’s Summer Reading Program 2011
• Dance Party and Fireworks Celebration
• UNH Manchester is launching the Master’s of Science in Information Technology (MS IT) program in Manchester beginning this fall. Learn more at an info session Tues., Aug. 2 at 6:00 p.m. at 286 Commercial Street on the 4th Floor. RSVP to the UNH Gra
• Establishment vs. Populism in NH and beyond
• @UNHManchester just launched a new mobile-friendly version of our website. If you have a smartphone, go to our main site (www.unhm.unh.edu) and you should be automatically redirected to the new version. Happy surfing!
• Manchester Independance Day Celebration
• Great Lunchtime Connections today at the Chamber. Thank you Deb Titus of Human Capital Solutions and Armand Hebert of Referral Institute for facilitating this great event.
• Free music event for kids, PanDRUMonium today at 10:00 am outside behind UNH Manchester.
• Winners of the 2011 Master Sand Sculpture Competition announced
• Food for Thought: rethinking how we feed children in America,
• Are you or someone you know looking for a new job or career opportunity? We currently have two openings here at the Chamber. Check them out:
• American Dairy -- Interesting story on @New Hampshire Public Radio this morning about how a local dairy farm is adjusting to the changing economy.
• Catch up on credits this summer, it's not too late! UNH Manchester is offering a 5-week summer session that begins June 27, and a 3-week session that begins August 1. Check out the schedule online, or call the Registration Office at 603-641-4136.
• Late comers to the GOP party running out of time
• Police seize drugs worth nearly a quarter of a million dollars
• Children’s Summer Reading Program 2011
• Free sewing pattern for beginners: Easy breezy beach bathing suit cover-up
• Budget decision has political implications for Lynch
• Catch up on credits this summer -- it's not too late! UNH Manchester is offering a 5-week summer session that begins June 27, and a 3-week session that begins August 1. Check out the schedule online, or call the Registration Office at 603-641-4136.
• Special thanks to Bud Thorpe and his SOPHA crew, they helped us take some amazing and fun photos today...can't wait for all of our fans to see our special project...stay tuned!
• Nashua man accused of attacking another man with brass knuckles
• We said goodbye to a great employee today...Mike Skelton is moving on to a new and exciting opportunity. We'll miss you Mike!
• We've been coming across some fascinating articles and info as we research topics for the fall Sidore Series, "Food for Thought: An exploration of what we eat and its impact on people and the planet". Here is one such story (w/ video) abo
• Couple Celebrate 55th Anniversary at Cactus Jack’s
• Man allegedly assaulted roommate, made threats with knife
• Try your luck out tonight and bring your poker face to the Holiday Inn Airport and do the poker run. GMCC Network PM will be showcasing the Holiday Inn and the Airport Diner is providing the food. You won't be disappointed and you are guaranteed to
• 2011 New Hampshire Institute of Art Biennial Call for Entry! Visit for more info and download the submission form as a PDF.
• The summer party starts at Vets Park in Manchester July 7. Excellent!
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of Assistant Director of Admissions. To view a complete position description, please visit:
• Fall 2011 bills will be mailed by the Bursar’s Office in early July. Bills will also be available online at SCAN.NHIA.EDU Bills are due AUGUST 12th. (Late fees applied after this date)
• Romney’s burden as a moderate could prove heavy
• Man allegedly assaulted/impregnated 14-year-old
• What a great night last night at our Volunteer Appreciation Reception. Nice and relaxed dinner in tshirts and flip flops to celebrate summer. We are thankful for our 250 volunteers that make the Chamber what it is. A staff of 8 people could never do a
• Congratulations Georgie Reagan for being honored as Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Volunteer of the Year! You certainly deserve it and we appreciate all that you have done for the Chamber.
• Looking For Your Ancestors?
• Alleged parole violator charged with robbery
• SoWa is still taking applications from crafters for the 2011 summer season
• No GOP outcry on NH bishop’s abortion statement
• A perfect day on the Hilltop!
• ARTWORK PICKUP FOR ANNUAL STUDENT EXHIBITION! : Unsold artwork can be picked up at the 153 Concord Building between this July 21st, 22nd and 23rd from 9 am - 5 pm. The Institute is not responsible for unclaimed artwork, don't delay!
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting adjunct faculty for the Psychology Program, PhD preferred. To view a complete position description, please visit jobs.usnh.edu
• The Facilities team at the college has been working hard to spruce up the entryway on Commercial Street. New stone benches and flowers look great!
• Have you been to campus lately? What do you think of the landscaping update by the main entrance on Commercial Street?
• Got Goats?
• Man was out on bail when he beat and robbed a Nashua man
• Hey Grads -- looking for a frame for that new UNH diploma? Check out the Alumni Marketplace online,
• Nashua man stabs two teens who were working for him
• Check out UNH Manchester's current paid student positions for Student Activities.
• Pasta Drive
• Can't miss these banners when you come downtown ...
• Interested in summer classes? It's not too late! We have a 5-week summer session that begins June 27, and a 3-week session that begins August 1. Check out the schedule online,
• I know this is a little early to post, but this event needs time to prepare for... "Viva Manch-Vegas"!!!! Mark your calendar for next Thursday, June 23rd at the Holiday Inn by the Airport. Food is provided by the Airport Diner. So get ready fo
• Happy Father's Day to all the Dad's out there. What's one thing you learned from your Dad that you'll always remember?
• Summer Movies!
• Alleged TD Bank and taxi cab robber arrested
• Do you know why color is important to your space? Members, come join us on Tuesday as Kristen of KJ Designs hosts a workshop at the Chamber office. This is a value added program for members and lunch is provided by Ignite Bar and Grille. See you next
• Curious about UNH Manchester? Talk to us and have your questions answered. Visit us at an online college fair Today!
• Two UNH Manchester Students Awarded Summer Research Grants,
• UNH Manchester redesigned their Twitter account page. Check out,
• Saint Anselm, host of the CNN, WMUR, Union Leader 'New Hampshire presidential primary debate' was featured on The Daily Show last night, here is correspondent John Oliver's report
• Police arrest woman for trying to run over companion
• UNH Manchester to offer Chinese language courses this fall through the Confucius Institute. Includes a course for high school students.
• The 19th Annual Cigna/Elliot Corporate Road Race is on Thurs, Aug 11 at 6:20 pm. This year the proceeds from the race will benefit Elliot Hospital and Health System. Elliot plans to use the proceeds to find innovative, cost-effective ways to deliver the
• We're busy preparing a full line-up of interesting lectures and films for the fall. The Sidore series will explore our relationship with food and its impact on our health and the environment. Stay tuned for more details! In the meantime, check out t
• Two Manchester women charged with Prostitution
• For a recap of Saint Anselm College's NH GOP Debate coverage, be sure to visit the college blog where we've posted lots of photos, videos, and other content from the GOP debate. We'll be adding additional content throughout the week.
• The Quad at 4pm Tuesday
• Thank you NH Institute of Art and Jerome's Deli for a great event. I definately learned a lot about NHIA. And Amazing food!
• Sullivan Arena at 3pm Tuesday
• Bachmann officially in, Palin officially forgotten
• Hear from many of our Saint Anselm student "runners" who stood in for candidates, and assisted CNN with debate preparations.
• We have a great registration for today's Spotlight on Business at NH Institute of Art. If you are a member of the Chamber come out and see the student exhibits and meet our new Programs Director. You can park in the NH Institute of Art's park
• The Mitt Romney campaign released a video a few days ago from his visit to UNH Manchester. Great publicity for the college!
• The Financial Aid Office was notified of a $2,500 scholarship application due June 17, 2011 for students working in healthcare or pharmacy who either work or live in Derry, Londonderry, Windham, East Hampstead, Hampstead or Chester. Go to www.alexandere
• New Saturday hours for the Main Library
• Romney wins first debate by not losing
• A photo of The Daily Show's John Oliver with Saint Anselm History Prof. Matt Masur Prof. Masur is now officially cool
• For the latest Saint Anselm stories, photos, video and Tweets, be sure to visit us on the Saint Anselm College Blog.
• Curious about UNH Manchester? Talk to us and have your questions answered.
• CNN's Don Lemon showing some Saint Anselm love!
• GMCC is spotlighting the New Hampshire Institute of Art tomorrow at 148 Concord Street and we are inviting all of our members. Come join us for a great opportunity to meet new businesses and personally hand them your business card and see this year'
• Maximize the Flavor!
• Police arrest Nashua man for stealing from a relative
• Master Sand Sculptors get ready for Hampton’s annual Sand Sculpture Event
• Get the latest updates from the Saint Anselm College about the NH Republican Presidential Debate scheduled to be televised live on Monday, June 13 on WMUR and CNN at 8 p.m. EST. Visit the site for photos, tweets, and blog posts from our students working
• The latest broadcast preview of Monday's debate, with a clip of our students standing in for the participants.
• Couple arrested after they robbed an acquaintance
• Saint Anselm students are on the debate stage now, standing in for candidates, as preparations continue. Check out our latest photos!
• John King previews the Monday night debate, live from Saint Anselm College
• First look at the set this Saturday morning
• Summer Science Symposium in NH to bring educators and NASA together
• Gardening Program: Rain Gardens
• Saint Anselm student runners with CNN's John King immediately following his live broadcast from campus tonight.
• The set is taking shape...
• A great moment earlier today on the Quad, captured on live tv!
• Ron Paul interviews with CNN
• Friday morning on the Quad, broadcasting live.
• “The Financial Aid Office was notified of a $2500 scholarship application due June 17, 2011 for students working in healthcare or pharmacy who either work or live in Derry, Londonderry, Windham, East Hampstead, Hampstead or Chester. Go to www.alex
• Police allege Nashua woman intoxicated when she drove with her baby in car
• @donlemoncnn broadcasts the first live shot from the quad
• NH debate rules too exclusionary?
• NH debate rules too exclusionary?
• CNN's Don Lemon spent some time with about twenty Saint Anselm students this afternoon. Look for the story on CNN Friday morning in the 8:30 a.m. half hour, and again Saturday and Sunday night.
• Welcome back, CNN Express!
• Network AM at the Manning House at Pastoral Counseling Services.
• What to expect from the first NH presidential debate
• View photos from "move in day" at Sullivan Arena on the Saint Anselm College blog.
• Don't forget to set your alarm clark a bit earlier to come to a great event and meet new faces. The Manning House on North Elm Street at 7:30 and see what Pastoral Counseling is all about - Did you know they offer counseling to Couples, Children, F
• UNH Manchester just added two Chinese language classes to the fall schedule! CHIN 400, Conversational Chinese, 4 credits Monday/Wednesday, 6-7:50pm AND CHIN 401, Elementary Chinese I, 4 credits, Monday/Wednesday, 3-4:50 pm. The schedule is online,
• Open Call for NH Musicians and Performers
• Looking for something to do with the kids this summer? In addition to UNH Manchester's summer music series for kids (check our FB events page), check out The Palace Theatre summer children's series,
• Laughter is the best medicine
• Hudson Police arrest seven for DWI at Sobriety Checkpoint
• A hockey arena becomes a debate hall. Initial preparations occurred over the weekend, as Sullivan Arena readies to host the CNN, WMUR, Union leader debate on June 13.
• "Campaign Visibility Area" guidelines have been released for the June 13 CNN, WMUR, New Hampshire Union Leader debate.
• New Hampshire Room hours, 6/6/11
• Have you ever driven down north Elm Street and wondered about the history of the Manning House? Thursday morning you will have your chance to tour this beautiful property and learn about the many services that Pastoral Counseling offers. Join us for Ne
• Happy Monday, everyone!
• One of our own! Congrats, Kelly! RT @UnionLeader: Taking a less-traveled path: In four years, Kelly McDonough has held a full-time job, earned ...
• See what's happening at UNH Manchester this summer,
• Go behind the scenes as we prepare for the upcoming CNN debate on June 13. Coverage throughout the week will be posted here.
• UNH Manchester Student Activities Office announces paid positions for Fall 2011,
• Nashua man arraigned on murder charges
• Thank you to all who attended the network PM at Hilton Garden Inn. With the amazing Asian inspired theme/food/mai tai's, the Fantastic Fortune cookies with hidden specials inside and of course the Sunshine made a remarkable, unforgettable event. Tha
• Romney, Palin compete for NH’s attention
• $5 Bag Book Sale – June 11
• A few hours later, on MSNBC with E.J.
• Live from the NHIOP studio tonight. Expect to see this background a lot -- on numerous channels -- in the months ahead
• With an eye toward the future ...
• Saint Anselm College Offers Five New Majors -
• Summer Newsletter
• If you've been thinking about getting more invovled in the Chamber, don't miss Member Briefing tomorrow morning from 7:45-9:30. This is a great program for anyone who wants to learn more, current, new and prospective members are all welcome. PL
• Help, your input is needed! We coordinating a fall/spring lecture series called "Food for Thought: An Exploration of what we Eat". It will look at topics such as the slow food movement, local/sustainable agriculture, urban gardening, and a scre
• Please consider helping UNH Manchester's program, Warmth From the Millyard win a $5,000 grant from Grappone Automotive Group. The voting opens today! Check it out online at,
• Our graduates made the front page of the Union Leader last week.
• Old Glory
• Online summer professional development options for NH teachers
• Derry man turns equipment violations into an arrest
• Man arrested after fleeing crash scene and attempting to elude police
• Commencement photos and the shout out video are now available online! The candid photos on Flickr are available for free download. Visit this site for more information and the links, www.unhm.unh.edu/commencement.
• Massachusetts man falsely reports being robbed
• The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce has an opening for VP of Economic Development & Advocacy. If you or someone you know is interested in this position click this link for the full job description and requirements.
• 5 hours and counting - So excited that the sun is out and we can enjoy the Patio at The Hilton Garden Inn tonight for Network PM. After soooo many days of rain and clouds, come out and get your "vitamin D" intake from the sun and meet new cont
• Our thoughts are with those affected by the tragedy in the Midwest.
• Memorial Day
• Man arrested for allegedly threatening three with a large knife
• Are you ready for Network PM? Don't let the afternoon showers scare you, It looks like with will be sunny and 78 degrees from 5-7pm. Come join us at the Hilton Garden Inn for an incredible night of networking. They know how to put on a great part
• The New Hampshire Food Bank is a finalist in Toyota’s 100 Cars for Good program, and they need your help! Today, log on to www.facebook.com/Toyota and vote for the NH Food Bank to win a Toyota Sienna for the Food Bank's Production Garden.
• Man charged with Felon Possessing Dangerous Weapon
• Alleged assailant arrested for striking man in head with bottle
• Hey Grads! Post your Commencement photos to UNH Manchester's facebook wall.
• The Institute’s own Cindy Rizza presents her solo show Quiet Memory, opening up at the Three Graces Gallery in Portsmouth, NH on June 3rd. Show her some love and check out some great paintings! Cindy’s recent works explore the power of me
• Congratulations Class of 2011!! The shout outs were just uploaded to YouTube. Check it out:
• Hey all Leadership Greater Manchester alumni: Join us for the Class of 2011 Graduation and Alumni reception on Thursday, June 9th from 4-6pm at XO on Elm Street. It will be a great time to catch up with old friends and make some new ones!
• Can you believe that famous Network PM at the Hilton Garden Inn is here already! Join us for an amazing fortune of opportunities as they bring Asian inspired food to the Patio in the great 77 degree weather with SUNSHINE! And a special for all Chamber
• Family of MPD’s “Chief for Life” visits station, brings gift
• Manchester Rotary names Kim Barbee, Officer of the Year
• We are excited to have Paul Donehue and Armand Hebert for our Lunchtime Connections tomorrow. If you have not registered, log on and do so. This is a members only great event and catered by Z food & drink.
• Congratulations, class of 2011!
• Say Cheese!
• Our friends at Good Good Manchester have posted more photos from the Preview Party--nice!
• Alleged cell phone robber arrested
• Bank of America robber arrested on a warrant
• Congratulations to the class of 2011. Full commencement coverage is available on the college website.
• Eight alleged drug offenders arrested in Nashua - Slideshow
• Hold It! Self-Serve Holds for You.
• Commencement Exercises have been moved inside Sullivan Arena due to weather. Graduands are asked to assemble at Grappone Stadium at 1 p.m., Saturday, May 21. Due to limited seating, the rain plan ticket policy has been put into effect. Each graduand ma
• Woman faces multiple sexual assault charges
• Today we celebrate the Honors Convocation for the class of 2011 in the Abbey Church, 5 p.m.
• Domestic dispute results in shots fired
• If you missed our member-led workshop this week on LinkedIn presented by wedu you can check out the SlideShare version here:
• Woman arrested for slashing another woman’s face with broken bottle
• Collecting Pasta for the NH Food Bank
• 60-year-old resident assaulted, robbed; three arrested
• Get the latest local forecast from WMUR-TV here.
• Vote for the NH Food Bank on May 25th in the Toyota 100 Cars for Good Program. Vote for the NH Food Bank to win a Toyota Sienna for their production garden.
• Nashua woman arrested for cutting man’s face with a knife
• Man arrested at court on domestic violence warrant
• Diplomas have arrived on campus and are being prepared for commencement exercises on Saturday!
• Congratulations to students graduating this Thursday, May 19! Visit www.unhm.unh.edu/commencement for more information.
• Manchester Arts Commission to host dedication ceremony for city’s new sculpture
• Man pistol-whipped at residence by acquaintance
• Man claimed wife was ill, then dead, to collect money
• An amazing job by our own Allison Williams et al, using art to beautify their surroundings in an environmentally conscious way!
• Check out the exciting Continuing Education Summer Programs being offered!
• Anthony Ryder Two Week Portrait Drawing Intensive August 1 - 12, 2011 Mon. –Fri. 9:30 – 4:30pm Join us for a two week portrait drawing intensive with Meet the Master artist Anthony Ryder. Each day begins with a drawing demonstration by the a
• We are still accepting registration for the Mount Washington Summer Workshops, check it out!
• Man kicking another in the face gets pepper sprayed
• Library Parking!
• Level III sex offender arrested for failing to change address
• Peterborough Children and the Arts Festival showcases arts education
• Man arrested for conversing with 13-year-old by email
• The bronze sculpture, titled “Crosswalk” is located at the intersection of Granite and Old Granite streets (90 Old Granite Street). Award winning sculptor and painter Earnest Montenegro, who is also an Institute faculty member, is credite
• Hampstead’s Strawberry Festival looking for crafters
• All Hail the Public Library
• Brain Freeze, last day! Stop by the first floor from 11:00-1:00 for free ice cream today!
• UNH Master of Business Administration Graduate Program Information Session, tonight in Manchester.
• Read about UNH Manchester Faculty, Staff, and Students in the Community:
• Brain Freeze! Free ice cream today from 11:00-3:00 in the first floor foyer. Thanks, Jamie Saucier / Student Activities, for coordinating!
• Dynamite Corner
• Alleged drug dealer arrested during sale in Hudson
• Interested in a summer class? It's not too late to register! Check the current list of courses being offered at UNH Manchester,
• With these longer days, why not get up early tomorrow and join us for Network AM at the Granite State Credit Union and NH Eye Associates at 1415 Elm Street. It will be a great time as usual with lots of networking, tours of the renovated building, break
• Neighbors share opinions of man killed after standoff
• Police end standoff, killing barricaded man
• NH student joins original Freedom Riders in retracing of 1961 bus rides
• Students-- parking permits available at the front desk tomorrow! A mandatory Parking/Security fee of $20 is required of all registered students at UNH Manchester. This fee will be assessed each semester. This fee will entitle you to a parking permit.
• Need Help With Your Resume? Or With Searching for Jobs on the Internet?
• One more week of spring classes -- good luck on finals everyone!
• Are you gearing up for Spotlight on business tomorrow? Join us at Engraving Awards & Gifts by the Food Court at the Mall of NH. Lets celebrate this new business in Manchester along with the Mayor as they cut the ribbon during this event.
• Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" 100 City/100 Days RV Tour Comes to Manchester 5/12
• Woman arrested after alleged attempted strangulation of juvenile
• Congrats to The Red Arrow Diner for winning the "Hippo de Mayo" Taco challenge. Great job! Their charity to receive the money is Challenger Sports. Great job on the Moe's Buffaloe Chicken Tacos.
• Hanging out with the Travel Channel's Samantha Brown at the Governor's Conference on Tourism in the beautiful White Mountains.
• Change to today's shoutouts -- ANYONE can come by to wish their congrats to graduating seniors. Stop by the first floor grotto from now until 5:00 to record a message that will be shared at Commencement and online.
• Seniors! Stop by the grotto tomorrow between 1:00-5:00 to record a thank you message to the folks who helped you achieve your graduation goal! The videos will be shown at Commencement and posted on the college's website.
• Are you curious what the Greater Manchester Chamber is all about? Come join us tomorrow morning for our Member Briefing here at our Chamber office. Breakfast is provided by Sweet Retreat Bakery. Meeting is at 7:45 am at 54 Hanover Street. See you brig
• Roger Simon: President Obama is now Warrior in Chief
• Quartet facing felony charges in school bus prank
• Man found hanging from bridge over Interstate 93
• NH reacts to death of bin Laden
• Krejci goal gives Bruins 3-2 overtime win
• Tips led to arrest of landscaper on pot-growing charges
• Governor eyes variety of methods to close budget gap
• For these firefighters, rescue just part of the job
• Poll: NH residents think jobs, budget important
• Only in Print: Coming of age in age of terrorism
• For NH Guard, killing resolves one threat
• Police: 11-year-old choked by mom
• George Will: Times, threats, change
• Herbert's secrecy: You don't need to know
• Osama's dead: Because we never forget
• Gonzalez hurls Fishers past Reading
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Relief from unexpected sources
• It is with great sadness that we inform you of the death of George Gendron, of Physical Plant. George passed away on Sunday morning, May 1, after a brief illness. For more information about funeral arrangements, please visit
• It's not too late to register for summer school classes. Classes begin May 23! Visit for more info.
• Seniors! Stop by the grotto today by 3:00 to record a thank you message to the folks who helped you achieve your graduation goal! Can't make it today? Video Services will be here again from 1-5 on Thursday.
• Four charged in underage drinking party at Merrimack hotel
• NH mother of Navy SEAL killed in Afghanistan proud elite unit got Osama
• Politico: Getting bin Laden - How the mission went down
• Man charged in shotgun threat
• Natalie Healy: Thank God he's dead
• It's time for Spotlight on Business again at Engraving Awards & Gifts in the Mall of New Hampshire (near the food court)! There's still time to register for great networking during your lunch hour so please register at www.manchester-chambe
• Obama: U.S. forces kill bin Laden
• Police: NH burglar caught in act
• Only in print: As flames licked car, officer rescued driver
• Hundreds gather for dedication of 2nd Gold Star Mother statue
• RGGI-cide: Kill the scheme
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: New system up, will allow for a much-improved web side
• John Clayton's In the City: Girl almost gets her guy; remembering Art Hartnett
• ID, please: A voting necessity
• Sun shines on Red Sox
• Celtics foiled by unlikely hero Jones
• Sierra, Hechavarria lift Fisher Cats
• Police find vehicle sticking out of water
• GOP candidates looking for focus, trying for traction
• Only in print: 18 Merrimack County employees top $80K in salary
• Delays on road to justice stick acquitted man on street
• Drug and firearms charges for 63-year-old Hudson man
• Broken water main under Spaulding Tuurnpike
• Two NH schools recognized as the 2011 Schools of Excellence
• Alton man charged after chase, police dog assault
• Ralph Nader: Why Obama will win a second term
• John Harrigan: Elk and boar: One made it, the other didn't
• To the point: Why we like letters
• SNHU steps up: Saving a bus route
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots notebook: Staying with the known
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: City, school officials sparring over $2 million
• Only in print: Lakes Region jobs outlook has a hint of hope
• Only in print: Derry's Shepard led the way into space
• Dover's Hartley wins Miss New Hampshire title
• Another probe of teens, alcohol
• First in the Nation Freedom Forum: Obama's leadership takes some more hits
• Fire damages Friendly Kitchen in Concord
• Fire damages Friendly Kitchen in Concord, two injured
• Head-on collision in Winchester, vehicle in flames
• Cumberland Farms robbed by lone man
• In today's Union Leader ....
• Man arrested after firing a .45 Caliber pistol into the air at 1:00 a.m.
• Richard Higgins: Apply college model to city schools and they will flourish
• Green follies: Something to Chu on
• NH man dies in canoe accident
• Tree worker falls when truck tips in Weare
• Accused burglar objects to search
• Police search for alleged bat attacker
• Hooksett salon gets into royal wedding spirit
• Seeking a measure of dignity at military funerals
• Budget cuts limit aid to children, elderly, disabled
• GOP contenders sound off on Obama at AFP fundraiser
• Dice-K leaves with elbow tightness in Sox loss
• NFL gets temporary stay; lockout back on
• Romney fills up, criticizes Obama energy policy
• Kayakers located after spending night outdoors
• Books in the Mill: Jude the Obscure by Thomas Hardy, Thursday, April 28, 6:30 p.m., Library | Jude Fawley, poor and working-class, longs to study at the University of Christminster, but his ambitions to go to university are thwarted by class prejudice an
• Elegantly Green Wedding Showcase offers great deal for Etsy sellers
• Ex-Salem Planning Board member 'acted like a baby' during sex assault
• Royal wedding sparks interest in NH hat maker
• Our thoughts go out to The Chair Gallery and Z food & drink. There was an alley fire 2 nights ago behind the Chair Gallery and they both sufferred smoke damage and have been closed. Z food & drink will be reopening tomorrow so lets all support
• Politico: New Hampshire's new kingmaker - Ovide Lamontagne
• Looking for extra funds to help pay for classes next year? The Enrichment and Makris Scholarship applications are due in the Financial Aid Office by May 1, 2011. While you’re at it, check to see if you’re eligible for the STEM scholarship! Al
• Nashua man arrested on eight counts of selling pot
• AG awaits toxicology results in mom's death
• Horse rescuer finds a bonus baby
• Closing puts NH’s first lady out of work
• Only in Print: Northern Pass filing asks to put project on hold
• Candia mom upset kids exposed to ad at theater
• Thomas Sowell: The broad, dangerous Trump appeal
• Rand's lament: Who wants to cut spending?
• Survey: Hiring prime concern for businesses
• Senate panel: Ship inmates out of state
• Fishers take a step back in 9-7 loss to Rock Cats
• Lester stops Sox skid in 6-2 win over O's
• ESPN.com: Panthers make Newton top pick; Pats grab OT at No. 17
• Poll: Obama approval rating below 'break even' point
• COME ONE, COME ALL! As we come to the close of the school year at The Institute, all current Institute students are invited to: END OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR, POST- ART ATTACK CELEBRATION Saturday, April 30th, 5:00pm-7:00pm, French Auditorium. Free sandwiches
• Local man arrested on domestic violence warrant
• Primary Status: Cornerstone Action plans presidential 'family fair'
• Bullet strikes Derry condo
• Cumberland Farms robbed in Manchester
• Do you want to learn more about LinkedIn and how to better use it for your business? Sign up for our next Memberled workshop by Chuck Sink of Wedu - "Why LinkedIn rules online business networking" - This is a membership value added program - Ca
• Saint Anselm will once again be center stage for upcoming presidential primary debates with CNN, WMUR and the New Hampshire Union Leader. Additional details to follow.
• English novelist and poet Rudyard Kipling wrote, “Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind.” Share a quote that you find very powerful or moving.
• 2011 Granite State Scholars announced
• Three schools represented New Hampshire at high school redesign conference
• Couple charged with Child Endangerment, drug offenses
• Nashua man held on drug charges
• On to Iraq for Army reservists
• Only in Print: SNHU offers funding for city bus service
• George F. Will: Campaigning on your dime
• New Hampshire gets first glimpse of Trump
• Improve teaching? Blasphemy at UNH!
• Trump in NH: Limos and TV cameras
• Hearing today on proposal to lease Cannon Mountain
• David Harsanyi: Why isn't Obama celebrating high oil prices?
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Trump says he's 'willing to go retail'
• City officials, unions meet behind closed doors
• Weare police practices protested
• Politico: Trump's New Hampshire victory lap
• Bruins eliminate Habs with 4-3 overtime win
• May is Social Networking Month at SOPHA- support local NH arts
• Fisher Cats rout New Britain, 11-5
• Orioles rally to edge Sox, 5-4
• AG: Body of missing woman found
• Businessman faces dumping charges
• Nashua pedestrian hit by bus; police looking for witnesses
• Trump: Obama has played, still playing 'race card'
• Politico: Obama releases birth certificate
• Join us today for the Undergraduate Research Conference which kicks off at 3:30 in the auditorium lobby. Bellwether Community Credit Union is sponsoring the kick-off reception with light refreshments.
• Jennifer Horn: Republicans would be crazy to hire Donald Trump
• Basic Introduction to Genealogy Databases
• Savoy sentenced for role in deadly Mont Vernon home invasion
• Today at 3 p.m. a keynote address by Nobel Laureate Craig Mello, Ph.D. "RNAi: from Mystery to Mechanism, or How a Worm Won Six Nobel Prizes" -
• Man charged in discharge of AK-47 inside Laconia apartment
• Student Veterans Information Meeting SVA’s Mission: To provide military veterans with the resources, support, and advocacy needed to succeed in higher education and following graduation. Wednesday, April 27th | Noon-1PM | 253 Wednesday, April 27th
• Goffstown man held on child porn charges
• Graduating seniors -- don't forget to stop by the Registration Office by this Friday to register to walk in Commencement!
• Rising water closes some North Country roads
• Fishers beat Rock Cats in 10
• Only in Print: Northern Pass foes say broadband not enough
• Dartmouth-Hitchcock pays $2.2m in whistle-blower suit
• Centenarian celebrates life in the fast lane
• Fire, police unions to meet with city officials
• Pension reform may cause many to retire
• John Stossel: Why the fear of cell phone cameras?
• Easter eggs: Gen. Stark would boil
• Healing ourselves: NH can lead the way
• O's halt Sox win streak at five
• Habs top Bruins, force Game 7
• FBI joins search for missing Maine mother
• Fire chief: Seat belts save six lives in head-on crash
• DOT worker found dead in truck on I-93
• Lynch to nominate Wilbur for Bank Commissioner
• Come relive all the wonderful decade designs & special moments from the GMCC Centennial... Check out the 300+ photos just uploaded! Provided by Studio One Professional Photographers
• Court upholds murder conviction; victim died 14 years after assault
• Politico: The anti-Palin crusaders
• Michael Rizzo: Why do we tolerate financial illiteracy?
• We are gearing up for Lunchtime Connections today facilitated by Deb Titus of Human Capital solutions and Armand Hebert of Referral Institute. Sold out meeting as usual and great food provided by Z food & drink. Thank you to all for making this pro
• Two-alarm blaze consumes Goffstown home
• Blood evidence sought in missing mom's car
• Town clerks urge SB 156 be rejected
• Politico: Ron Paul moves toward White House campaign
• Hunters: For now, no limits on bucks
• Sept. 11 put boy on path to service
• Only in Print: Bedford OKs Market Basket
• Cold case confession: Act of conscience?
• Jonah Goldberg: Duck! It's The Donald
• Car registration: Make-work for clerks
• Buckley's shot: Shameless partisan hackery
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Success starts with starters
• Fishers fall to Rock Cats
• Police: Woman made threats with knife
• Man facing sexual assault charges denied lower bail
• Sen. DeMint plans NH visit Friday
• City school retirees get health care break
• Nashua man arrested on domestic violence charge
• Join us on April 27 from 12-1 in the auditorium for a screening of South Park's "Super Best Friends" episode and discussion about how it challenges assumptions about religion.
• Don’t forget to like Warmth From the Millyard, UNH Manchester’s clothing drive collaborative which helps thousands of people in NH communities stay warm.
• Cause of death still undetermined for Conn. man
• Mitt Romney: Obama isn't serious about America's financial health
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of Assistant Director of Admissions/Coordinator of e-Recruitment. To view a complete position description or to apply for the position, please visit:
• An Arthritis Walk will take place on Thursday, May 26th from 6-8 pm at the Manchester Northeast Delta Dental Stadium. If you are interested in more information please visit www.manchesteraw.kintera.org or call (603) 224-9322.
• Police: Hudson man fired shot into air
• Dear NHIA Students, Beginning Tuesday, April 26th you will find the Financial Aid Office on the third floor of 52 Concord Street (formerly the Franco American Building). Our email, phone and fax numbers will remain the same.
• Multiple charges due to couple’s choice of sexual activity location
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Time's racing on
• John Clayton's In the City: Plenty to do this vacation week
• Loan options: Overturning a bad ban
• Online poker: A debate never had
• Fisher Cats pitchers getting it done
• In UNH rape case, physical evidence stays in
• In court, charged in drinking party, man reeked of alcohol
• Politico: State Democrats turning primary into wedge issue
• A mountain of debris pulled from the sea
• Looking for ways to get city people on foot
• Only in Print: Rockingham County salaries listed
• Couple: Northern Pass kills land value
• Police say mom didn't leave baby voluntarily
• Two men arrested in connection with Nashua shooting
• Dice-K stellar as Sox win fourth straight
• Celtics complete sweep of Knicks
• John Harrigan: Readers wonder about stories on elk and boar
• Kelly Ayotte: No more borrowing without some cuts
• Go into the world and proclaim the good news
• Name change: A flaw in the rules
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Road budgets hit hard regardless of gas tax cut
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: With many motions, the devil is in the legal details
• Only in print: NH agencies still blocking caller ID
• Shoreland bill wins supporters
• Abortion foes find hope in new bill before Legislature
• Royal wedding spurring some local excitement
• On Easter, Christians embracing their faith
• Monarchs lose Game 7 in OT
• Bruins win thriller, take 3-2 series lead
• Man faces multiple charges after accident
• City apartment building damaged by morning fire
• Maine woman missing; car found running with hazards on and infant inside
• Interview with Fisher Cats' Anthony Gose
• Red Sox hold off Angels
• Gen. Stark: More than a man with a motto
• Ending Medicare: A big, scary lie
• Beck, Fishers shut down B-Mets
• Monarchs lose in double OT
• Allenstown moves to back up ambulance coverage in town
• Middle school teacher to be sentenced on child porn charges
• Raymond middle school cited for excellence
• Goffstown man admits to sex assault, gets probation
• Epping speedway given OK to open for season
• Einstein comes home to celebrate his first birthday
• Rick Santorum: America needs tax relief, not higher taxes and more government
• Daily Comet (Lafourche Parish, La.): Colby-Sawyer professor charged with soliciting minor
• Pierce, Allen, Rondo key Celts' rout of Knicks
• Police find toddler home alone in early morning raid
• Politico: Poll finds Romney tops weak Obama in NH
• Fremont chief says drug probe has them searching Fremont home
• Body of missing Conn. man found near Portsmouth cemetery
• Check out our signage from last night's event created by wedu and Printers Square
• David Harsanyi: If Washington is so great, then shouldn't we all joyfully pay for it?
• UNH Summer Scholarship Program in China! May 24-June 12. For more info go to . If you are interested, contact Marisa.Forti@unh.edu. Space is limited!
• School bus vandalism cancels school in Merrimack Valley District
• Great article and lots of great pics.
• Wow! Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate the Chamber's Centennial last night. What a great night! Lots more pictures coming soon...
• Red Sox top Angels in extras, 4-2
• NBA player, Epsom teen share a loss and a game
• Greater Manchester Chamber turns 100
• Only in Print: Plan keeps state enrolled in RGGI program
• Long trip home for Salem soldier
• Public sounds off on parental notification
• Fergus Cullen: So long Iowa, it was nice knowing ya
• Lynch's plea: Help me spend more
• Monarchs look for clincher
• Plea deal struck in Portsmouth hammer attack case
• Former candidate indicted on sex abuse charges
• Walk-off win for Fisher Cats, 5-4
• Bruins win in OT, 5-4, tie series with Habs at 2-apiece
• Winds topple trees, causing injuries, outages
• 2 hurt in head-on collision on Route 101
• Jobless rate improves in several communities
• Advocates swell budget hearing
• Roger Simon: Trump thinks Republicans are idiots
• Politico: New labor plan is nationwide protests, including NH
• Suspicious package investigation results in drug arrest
• County inmate walks away from Goffstown work detail
• Congratulations to this year's Student Employee of the Year nominees! Truc Nguyen (student) was named the winner of this year’s UNH Manchester, District 1 (NH, ME), and Regional Student Employee of the Year competitions. Congrats to TRUC! Ot
• Grenade brought to Nashua high school
• House proposes temporary gas tax cut
• Committee set to study public pensions reform
• Gary Johnson announces presidential bid, plans to ski Tuckerman Ravine
• Graduating seniors -- don't forget to stop by the Registration Office to RSVP to walk in Commencement on May 19. The deadline to RSVP is April 29. After that there is a $50 late fee!
• Nelson Mandela, former president of South Africa, said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” How will you use your education to make a difference?
• Manchester man arrested on arson charge
• Like Wilbur of 'Charlotte's Web,' Fergie is 'some pig'
• Senate votes to end tests for seniors renewing license
• Pat Buchanan: Is the United States allied to a corpse?
• City concessions: A smart union move
• Tough new law: Felony for domestic bullies
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Fishers Cats set for Binghamton
• Raymond pizzeria popped over gambling
• Senate OKs bill to bar rules that prohibit flying U.S. flag
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: The Donald ready to make his New Hampshire debut
• Only in Print: 'UNH rapist' back in spotlight
• Senators stave off elimination, beat Monarchs in OT, 5-4
• Facebook threat alleged by police
• Senate passes right-to-work bill by veto-proof majority
• Politico: Florida may be do-or-die for 2012ers
• Gingrich, in NH, speaks of need for self reliance, call President 'radical'
• Anyone else coming in decade themed dress tomorrow night?
• We had a long day of set up today at the Verizon and the place looks spectacular! Special thanks to our volunteers, decade designers and all of our sponsors. It will be a magical night and a fabulous celebration!
• Sox homers power first road win of season, 5-3
• Fisher Cats post matinee win over New Britain, 6-2
• Man arrested for allegedly beating and robbing a 62-year-old man
• Students In Action will be hosting a bake sale on campus next Monday (25) and Tuesday (26) from 11-1 and 4-6 on both days. The proceeds will benefit Families in Transition. Stop by and grab a treat for yourself that you can feel great about!
• White Flag Gallery’s 'The Big Takeover' exhibit is a big hit
• Lynch urges people to fight spending cuts
• Nashua man attempts to elude police; arrested on multiple offenses
• Anderson, A's shut down Sox, 5-0
• Thomas Sowell: Taxes and politics
• DWI rap is latest arrest for Epping man
• Matter of timing: Pensions and bankruptcy
• Frank's frustration: Where is Washington's urgency?
• Chris Chocola: Trump is not an option for conservatives
• Another arrest made in fake license scam at state DMV
• Police: Road rage incident happened in front of police station
• Teen indicted on child porn charge
• Senate panel hears tax cap debate
• Senate votes today on right-to-work measure
• Only in print: Days before murder, a plan to confront
• Glover, Marks likely to serve time in out-of-state prison
• Parental notification hearing set
• City unions willing to make deal
• Monarchs take commanding series lead with 6-3 win
• Fishers rained out; will play Wednesday
• Celtics hold off Knicks, 96-93, take 2-0 series lead
• State Senate hears opposition to anti-bullying law changes
• Soon-to-be-married SNHU grads voted off 'Wedding Wars'
• Pats' 2011 schedule released
• Toy gun causes scare on school bus
• Ayotte asks for release of Rochester journalist
• We cannot wait to see all of our members at our Centennial Celebration on Thursday night! We hit 1,211 today for attendees, it truly will be the party of the century!
• Politico: 'Mama Grizzly' back on the prowl
• Ice-out declared on Lake Winnipesauke
• Londonderry man killed in Texas plane crash
• Nashua Police arrest man in machete robbery
• ATTENTION SOPHOMORES!!! Study Abroad FALL 2011 in Athens, Greece! Tuition cost the same staying at the Institute in NH! This special offer includes your airfare! This program WILL qualify for financial aid. This opportunity to experience another culture,
• Manchester man allegedly steals I-Pod and gift card from vehicle
• Northwood driveway used as dump site
• Bob Giuda: Right-to-work is right for New Hampshire
• O Captain, My Captain!
• Graffiti spree damages Manchester properties
• Congratulations to alumni Michael Cochran-Boucher who had a research article printed in UNH's "Inquiry"
• Alleged purse thief arrested by Manchester detail officer
• Tune in to WGIR from 8:30-9 this morning we will be chatting with Charlie Sherman about Chamber programs and events and our big centennial celebration.
• Windham girl's voice carries her to Fenway
• DWI crash puts girl in surgery for hours
• Flag fight: An apology, a promise, an invitation
• Jonah Goldberg: On the federal budget -- prattle, prattle, prattle
• Alderman: Pension reform effort could push rush to retirement for some
• Taxes and smokes: Keep the nanny state out
• 'Do not call': No political exception
• Candia man to be tried for attempted murder of wife
• House cuts mosquito control funding, worrying health officials
• University execs make state aid plea
• Furgal sentenced in 2009 Halloween killing
• E-filers reduce last-minute rush at Post Office
• Only in print: Medicare patient can sleep at home
• Bruins beat Montreal, get back in series
• Souhegan grad's Boston run product of hard work
• 19 arrested in Bedford for underage drinking
• Congratulations to Tom Birch, professor of economics, and Matthew Dowd, adjunct professor of philosophy -- this year's faculty excellence winners!
• Do you want some tips on Surviving your business debt? Come join us for member led workshop tomorrow at 12:30 here in the Chamber. This is led by author Kenneth Easton and lunch is provided by Ignite Bar and Grille. We look forward to this event tomor
• Explore your creative side this summer in the White Mountains!
• Police: Teens linked to arson that destroyed van
• Nashua man arrested for allegedly distributing child porn
• Teen charged in machete robbery
• Lebanon DMV office to close
• The Real Dirt on Local Food om NHPR today (this is a topic UNH Manchester will be further exploring as next year's Sidore Lecture Series):
• TODAY @ 11:00, "Is the Internet Colorblind?" (Auditorium) Explore how we can use the exchange of information that the new media provides as a site of empowerment. Co-sponsored by the Diversity and Inclusive Excellence Committee. Presented by C
• Boston Marathon: Dover man runs through it all
• John Clayton's In the City: A happy yarn about kids doing good
• Imaginary money: The magic rail ATM
• Medicare reform: Bureaucracy needs changing
• No date set yet for memorial for Warner girl
• Rep. Paul Ryan: The first step in addressing our national budget crisis
• Only in print: 32 Hillsborough County workers make more than $80,000 a year
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Finding their stride
• Northern Pass: No to underwater, underground
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: From 'balsamic' to 'BoSox'
• Manchester Police to hold Prescription Drug Take Back day
• Young motorcycle passenger, 6, hurt in crash with car; car driver charged with DWI
• Rochester couple appeal to Libyan leader to free son
• Missing teen found after overnight search
• Herman Cain: America's energy dependence is caused by bad policies
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Crawford may be feeling the pressure
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: What do we know about these Fishers?
• Boston Marathon: Early go tomorrow for Robie
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: It figured to be close
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Schools still shoulder 'need improvement' burden
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Wording worthy of Shakespeare
• Only in Print: Portable heart device not being used enough, Red Cross says
• Monarchs rally for OT win
• John Harrigan: Buckeye State's battling bucks locked forever
• Performance pay? Some students at Central approve
• Manchester bustles: The city's positive signs
• Rapid arrest in Manchester mugging incident
• Flood watches, wind advisories into Sunday
• Santorum urges unity at PAC gathering
• Republican presidential prospect questions Afghan policy
• Child's death unites a town
• Fisher Cats, Mets postponed
• Man shot in Meredith fight
• Fire saves man's life
• Missing man's car found in Portsmouth
• Beckett stops Sox skid again with 4-1 win
• Check out the article in today's Union Leader...they are calling it the city's biggest party of the year!
• Nashua Police announce four new academy graduates
• David Harsanyi: Wait ... who's the extremist?
• TV subsidy: UNH can afford it?
• Red Sox' early-season stumble continues
• Monarchs can't hold 2-goal lead
• Pinkerton Academy cites declining enrollment for laying off 7
• Only in Print: Tower Hill Road blocked following dispute
• Rep. Ron Paul has hope in upcoming generation
• Bedford neighbors growl over dog park
• Manchester chamber bash marks 100 years
• Heavy hitters join Tax Freedom Day protest
• Politico: TPaw wins, activists up for grabs in NH
• Manchester Police arrest Auburn man for drug possession
• Saint Anselm College students participating in the Winter Break Alternative program offered a week of service in Camden, New Jersey during their January recess. The trip was one of 18 student-led service trips overseen by Campus Ministry during spring, w
• Man ejected from vehicle in crash fleeing police
• Join the Fine Arts Department tonight for their Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition and Reception. Starts at 6 pm in Comisky -
• NH men charged with 1969 killing in Mass.
• Adjunct Professor Dana Biscotti Myskowski's PSA she produced last winter for Big Sisters of Rhode Island as part of the 7DayPSA Competition has been nominated for an EMMY Award!
• Police: Nashua man distributed child pornography
• Students: Do you need to update your online professional profiles with a professional looking photo? The Office of Student Activities has coordinated three days/times for free headshots. Monday, April 18th from 8-9AM | Tuesday, April 19th from Noon-1PM,
• Students: Do you need to update your online professional profiles with a professional looking photo? The Office of Student Activities has coordinated three days/times. Monday, April 18th from 8-9AM | Tuesday, April 19th from Noon-1PM Wednesday, April 20
• Police investigate mugging
• Manchester Municipal Complex smokestack demolition under way
• University of New Hampshire at Manchester’s Professor of History John Cerullo released his newest book in January 2011. The book is entitled Minotaur: French Military Justice and the Aernoult-Rousset Affair, published by Northern Illinois Universit
• It is spring open house for admitted students today. Welcome to all of our guests! Enjoy your day at Saint Anselm College.
• Two men arrested on drug charges following motor vehicle Stop
• Job Search Clinic 4: Attaching Your Resume and Cover letter to an E-mail Message
• Londonderry 75-year-old frustrated at being forced to choose expensive care
• House tells AG - we won't blink on health care suit
• Citizens Bank's Schmidt to step down as president
• John Stossel: A welcome discussion on federal budget cuts
• Senator: Berlin's prison to stay open
• Jonah Goldberg: Exporting feminism
• Only in Print: Pinkerton Academy lays off longtime field hockey coach
• Sheriff mum on charges against Hooksett DPW director
• Tax Day truth: You'll pay for Obama spending
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Random acts for Sox
• Addison defense seeking Ayotte e-mails as evidence
• Tolisano double lifts Fishers to win
• Barbour tours NH gun shop; sets sight on presidential bid
• Dog alerted teens to fire in Exeter house
• Santorum in NH: People want a President who believes in them
• 'Highway' the goat dies despite rescuers' efforts
• Habs blank B's, 2-0, to open postseason series
• Monarchs win playoff opener, 2-1
• Mother, daughter mourned after fatal fire
• A walkout, on principal, for students
• Guinta writes of concerns about Northern Pass plan
• Budget vote shows challenge for Boehner, Obama
• Ex-Timberlane teacher guilty on all charges in child porn case
• Nashua Police arrest man on child endangerment charges
• University of New Hampshire at Manchester’s Professor Deborah Brown recently published two books, Walking the Dog's Shadow (A. Poulin, Jr. New Poets of America) and Last Voyage: Selected Poems of Giovanni Pascoli. A book reception will be held
• Court records: Keene rest area shooting was botched robbery
• We are up to 1,150 attendees to our Centennial...please don't miss your opportunity to attend the best event of the year visit www.gmcc100.com.
• Man in Massachusetts axe attack arrested by Manchester Police
• Shooting victim charged with stabbing
• Humanities Question: Robert Frost said, “If society fits you comfortably enough you call it freedom.” What is freedom?
• Thank you to local restaurant A Caribbean Affair for offering our graduating students a great discount! Discount: Graduates eat free when accompanied by a party of four(4) or more each purchasing an entree. For parties with less than four(4) entrees pu
• Study Abroad with UNH Manchester! Stop by the first floor info table on Thurs., April 14 between 11:00 – 1:00 to learn about opportunities with API. Contact marisa.forti@unh.edu or visit for more information.
• Bearing arms: Display shouldn't be a crime
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Flying the flag
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Doin' the math on Fuld vs. Crawford
• AHL Playoffs: Monarchs face bolstered Binghamton
• Man found not guilty of assaulting 11-year-old girl; still faces more charges
• HHS responds to critical report on mental health services
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Guinta launches jobs initiative; Poll shows Democrats gaining
• Gray is booted by Salem board
• Only in Print: Double-dip for Manchester retirees?
• Pension fight goes one more round
• State budget bill reduced by one-fourth
• Roger Simon: Obama gave a Democratic speech to Democrats
• George F. Will: The curse of free money
• Santorum setting up exploratory committee
• Celts top Knicks, 112-102, in season finale; playoffs start Sunday
• Man charged in hospital garage mugging
• Fisher Cats swept by Reading
• Red Sox catch a break: rain
• Exeter apartment fire claims life of dog
• Politico: GOP establishment feels heat in S.C.
• Jury finds Bonds guilty on one count, deadlocks on other three
• Study Abroad with UNH Manchester! TOMORROW: Stop by the first floor info table on Thurs., April 14 between 11:00 – 1:00 to learn about opportunities with API. Contact marisa.forti@unh.edu or visit for more information.
• Authorities: Man set fire to home, then killed himself
• Former Timberlane teacher says he looked at porn, but not child porn
• Start your business early tomorrow and join the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce for Network AM. CEO, Inc. and Bedford Deli & Catering are hosting this event tomorrow morning 7:30-9am. Come make some new connections and enjoy some "good
• Rep. Frank Guinta: The battle over spending cuts is just starting
• Lobster shoplifter gets pinched
• Two missing in Londonderry blaze
• ATTN Students: Scholarship deadlines have been recently extended! Biological Sciences & Computer Info Systems have been extended to April 15. Contact Financial Aid or visit the website for more information. www.unhm.unh.edu/financial-aid
• Man wanted in axe attack arrested in Manchester
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Everyone's watching Stewart
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs turn to veterans for playoffs
• Men charged in 1988 murders, again
• Report: NH not meeting obligations to mentally ill
• Bill gives all the right to fly a flag at their home
• House panel debates bill on rights of self-defense
• Only in Print: Pot brownies' punishment questioned
• Jonah Goldberg: Burning Quran idiotic, morally ugly
• Margarine of error: Protectionist buffoonery
• Liquor transfer: Undoing a vendetta
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Dice-K might be OK if he's just left alone
• Two Manchester men arrested for knifepoint robbery
• Londonderry's Murphy invited to WNBA camp
• Woman on the lam from Rochester store with hot lobsters
• NH unemployment dips
• Man feared dead in Deering house explosion
• Fuld's Fenway night spawns a Twitter feed
• NH Dems 'thank' Mitt Romney on anniversary of 'RomneyCare'
• Conservative group targets state Senate in new radio ads
• Rep. Kevin Waterhouse: Cutting the tobacco tax will create NH jobs
• Thank you Shorty's for hosting our April Spotlight on Business today. It was a great networking event for all. Everyone should check them out over Cinco de Mayo with their outdoor tent and live music.
• Graduating seniors -- we're collecting restaurant discounts for graduating students on May 19. Check out the updates by joining this event on our Facebook page,
• Tonight @ 6pm, a lecture by Qubad Talabani, U.S. representative of the Kurdish Regional Government of Iraq, and the son of Iraqi President Jalal Talabani. "Who are the Kurds?", offered in partnership with the World Affairs Council of NH. www.w
• Senate Commerce Committee green-lights right-to-work bill
• Two charged in robbery try on West Side
• UNH rejects proposed contract
• Accused murderers, released years ago, in cuffs again
• Police: Merrimack man solicited sex from teen girl
• Fishers' streak halted by Reading
• Mass. woman injured at UNH concert
• Stolen property recovered; owners sought
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: No settling for the cycle, Fuld has night for the ages
• At Chamber gathering, humor and concern
• Romney takes big step toward a run
• Drivers get creative as gas prices rise
• Hooksett signs $561,000 contract for disk clean up
• No pink slips to city's principals, assistants
• Only in print: Northern Pass seeks to rely on existing rights of way
• Soldier's wife fights condo group's flag ban
• Robert Holland and Don Soifer: Americans are dangerously ignorant of history
• Hiding in public: Where are pols' phone numbers?
• Ryan's hand: It's the better one
• Wizards trick Celtics in OT
• At Bretton Woods, a call for financial discipline
• Indecent exposure at construction site leads to arrest
• Newmarket GOP official denies threats
• 2011 Legislative Dinner at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College.
• Over half of NH school districts identified as in need of improvement
• Create Your Own Story@ Your Library!
• April 12 is Free Cone Day at Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shops. Please visit www.benjerry.com to find a local scoop shop near you.
• Pharmacy robbery netted thieves cash, $15,000 in drugs
• Come join us for a south of the border lunch tomorrow at Shorty's Mexican Roadhouse. GMCC is spotlighting their business. This is a free event for members and Shorty's is providing their amazing food. Look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
• Nashua man charged in sex assault
• Our Centennial Celebration will be so incredible thanks to the creativity of the following decade designers, they have created an amazing interactive trip through history for all of our attendees: 1980s Spectrum Marketing Companies, 1990s Image 4, 2000s
• Our Centennial Celebration will be so incredible thanks to the creativity of the following decade designers, they have created an amazing interactive trip through history for all of our attendees: 1950s Ping PR Savoir Faire Marketing/Communications Grape
• Our Centennial Celebration will be so incredible thanks to the creativity of the following decade designers, they have created an amazing interactive trip through history for all of our attendees: 1910s New Hampshire Institute of Art, 1920s Eisenberg, Vi
• Sprague gets life without parole for Tibbs murder
• Captured NH journalist seen in Tripoli
• NHIA Students: Don’t forget to file your 11/12 FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov Financial Aid can take several weeks to process
• Scholarship deadlines have been recently extended! Biological Sciences & Computer Info Systems have been extended to April 15. Contact Financial Aid or visit the website for more information. www.unhm.unh.edu/financial-aid
• Manchester prepares for ‘The Big Takeover’ Thursday night
• Only in print: CMC chief bitter about hospital affiliation failure
• New maps: You may be in a floodplain
• Guilty plea expected in Exeter drug case
• Four seek election to two seats on Merrimack's council
• Incumbent, challenger seek Merrimack school panel seat
• Main Street program breathing new life in downtowns across state
• Hampstead man's trial on child sex assault charges begins today
• Londonderry lawmaker reports threats from fellow GOP member
• Joseph McQuaid: New system to help us better manage e-content, including reader comments
• John Clayton: A smorgasbord of delights for the readers
• Rally for services: Not just against cuts
• How NH does it: Choices, not luck
• Financial Literacy Part 4: Power of the parent
• Beckett two-hitter leads Sox past Yanks
• Manchester Police announce Officer of the Year
• Merrimack man drowns in Lake Winnipesaukee
• The Vital Role of Forensic Science
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs' playoff picture not settled yet
• @nhiop on 4/12 at 6 pm "Nuclear Meltdown: Fukushima and the Future" a talk by former Congressman Bart Stupak (D-MI) -
• Scholarship deadlines have been recently extended! History, Communication Arts, Humanities, Politics & Society have been extended to April 10. Contact Financial Aid or visit the website for more information. www.unhm.unh.edu/financial-aid
• Man wanted by the FBI for child pornography
• Jeanne Shaheen: Political incivility is not the NH way
• John Harrigan: More on feeding deer
• War reporters: Shining light in darkness
• Pension disconnect: The Smiths are jealous
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Aldermen's health care scrutinized
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Welcome break from bishop barbs
• Only in print: Mother IDs inmate son in last month's anthrax hoax
• Manchester native on a top business team
• Proposed state cuts worry advocates for mentally ill
• Northern Pass foes welcome D.C. clout
• Fisher Cats beat Betances, Thunder in series finale
• POW Recognition Day marked at state veterans cemetery
• Celtics routed by Heat
• Religion in NH presidential politics
• Schwartzel wins the Masters with strong finish
• Monarchs lose, will host Binghamton in playoffs Thursday
• Yanks rough up Sox
• Gorham man recovering from self-inflicted gunshot
• Career Tip: References do not belong on a resume. References belong on a separate sheet, neatly typed. Be sure to bring these to an interview.
• Mass. man charged with dealing drugs in Durham
• Hudson Police investigating van/motorcycle hit and run
• Fergus Cullen: Last week I had my day in (U.S. Supreme) Court
• Hold your horses: NH primary not Trumped
• Fishers flip the switch
• Monarchs show finishing kick
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Suddenly, a buzz is back
• Only in print: Rivard, longtime probate register set to leave
• State's methods are focus of the world's best naval officers
• Woman accused of torturing dogs remains jailed
• Report: Chronic diseases are city's top killers
• City hopes to squash plague of arsons
• Eva Moskowitz: School dollars are better spent on things other than class size
• Manchester resident involved in domestic dispute faces felony charge
• Manchester resident arrested for Witness Tampering
• Journalist's dad: Son will be released soon
• Sox bats awaken, pound Yankees for first win, 9-6
• With no budget deal, government shutdown looms
• We have a position open for Program Director here at the Chamber of Commerce. Interested candidates can read the full job description here:
• Vote for Dr. Marc LaForce '60 for TIME’s Most Influential People List - Deadline for votes is April 14. #TIME100
• Ayotte, Bass: Seek alternatives to Northern Pass
• GOP fiddles as clock ticks toward midnight shutdown
• Court OKs public hearing on proposed Rye beach club
• Hurled hammer shatters car window, hits driver
• Looking for the biggest and best networking event of the year? Join us for our Centennial Celebration on April 21st. We already have 1,100 people registered!
• CORRECTION: Today @saintanselm at 1:30 pm in Perini Lecture Hall, 2205 Goulet: "The Biggest Lie: Advertising, the CIA, and the Cold War" - Free and open to the public.
• City man arrested for witness tampering
• TWO NIGHTS REMAIN: Catch the @AbbeyPlayers "Into the Woods" this weekend, Fri., April 8 and Sat. April 9 at 7:30 p.m. -
• $5,000 reward offered for man wanted on porn charges
• Fishers lose season opener
• Politico: In past, Democrats embraced policy riders
• Pox: Play the game, save the people
• Rep. Tom Keane: No need to reduce mental health services for eligible recipients
• Look for 'Sign for Jesus' in Chichester
• Only in Print: Hooksett's DPW director is 'no longer an employee'
• Floyd goes free as neighbor lives in fear
• School abruptly closes two locations
• NH man captured by Libyan forces
• U.S. government shutdown would be felt in NH
• John Stossel: Gun owners have a right to privacy
• Fighting fires: Roy's plan for Manchester
• Nashua Police arrest local woman on fugitive from justice charge
• Police: Sandown woman abused dogs
• Manchester Police officer injured during an arrest
• Obama, Congress push for final budget deal
• Lake Winnipesaukee speed limit groups duel over polls
• McIlroy, Quiros take control at Augusta
• Mum's the word on meeting between Bettencourt, McCormack
• TONIGHT: Brown University Politics Professor James Morone discusses "The Secrets of Health Care Reform." His talk is at 6 p.m. in the NHIOP auditorium. It is free and open to the public.
• Juried ’11 Fine Arts Student Exhibition opens tonight @saintanselm, April 7, at 6 p.m., with awards at 7 p.m. -
• Indians make Sox feel squeezed; Boston heads home 0-6
• Colo. DA won't seek death penalty in fatal shooting of UNH player
• Scholarship deadlines have been recently extended! History, Communication Arts, Humanities, Politics & Society have been extended to April 10. Contact Financial Aid or visit the website for more information. www.unhm.unh.edu/financial-aid
• Our Centennial Celebration is 2 weeks away! Don't miss a great night of networking and a look back at Chamber history
• Nashua Police arrest a fugitive from justice resulting from an assault charge
• Sprague convicted of murder in city shooting death
• Happy Birthday to our West Branch
• Sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens said, “What garlic is to salad, insanity is to art.” What is the garlic in your salad?
• Obama, Congress try to reach budget deal
• GOP legislator off committee after balking at public sector cuts
• Paroled killer charged with restaurant burglary
• Former school bus driver begins 30-day sentence
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Poll suggests that for Obama, it's 'Anybody But Mitt'
• Only in Print: Deer hunt change stirs sportsmen
• Fisher Cats launch season with new manager, Sal Fasano
• GOP chief says House members have lost focus
• Bill would lengthen time to teacher tenure
• Pat Buchanan: In Afghanistan, who are we fighting for?
• No school? HB 542 goes too far
• Ryan vs. Obama: Where is the real change?
• Jonah Goldberg: Obama's in!
• Report: Lower NH spending avoids taxes
• Manchester board urged to spare paraprofessionals
• Sox' downward spiral continues with 8-4 loss to Indians
• Bruins edge Islanders, 3-2
• Politico: Tea party flexes muscle in 2012 race
• Pirates move closer to division title with 6-5 OT win over Monarchs
• Franklin Pierce student dies of meningitis
• TV host Beck to leave Fox News show
• Are you a bird watcher, bird enthusiast, or just interested in conservation science. Mark your calendars for a special screening of the documentary "Ghost Bird" at Saint Anselm College on April 26 at 7 p.m. -
• 11 nabbed in Franklin drug raids
• Follow Saint Anselm College (@saintanselm) on Twitter -
• Burglar held at gunpoint as resident awaits police
• 'Diana: The People's Princess Exhibit' comes to New Hampshire
• Rep. Ron Paul to visit Saint Anselm, NHIOP for lecture, Friday, April 15. U.S. Congressman Ron Paul (TX-14) will discuss the current financial crisis and his ideas for the future in a talk titled “America in Danger: The Mounting Financial Crisis
• ATTN Students: Scholarship deadlines have been recently extended! Upcoming deadlines are the 10th and 15th. Contact Financial Aid or visit the website for more information. www.unhm.unh.edu/financial-aid
• FREE JOB FAIR TODAY! New Hampshire College & University Council Job and Internship Fair 2011 Wednesday, April 6 2:00-5:00, Center of New Hampshire Radisson Hotel Manchester, NH. For a directory of employers go to: www.nhcuc.org The Job Fair is free
• Check out Chamber President Robin Comstock talking about the NH Primary as it pertains to the Business community on WGBH
• Rochester man charged in knife threat
• Career Tip: Use action-oriented verbs to make your resume come alive. A resume should not read like a job description. New Hampshire College & University Council Job and Internship Fair 2011 Wednesday, April 6 2:00-5:00, Center of New Hampshire Radis
• About 150 turn out to debate right-to-work legislation
• Only in Print: Judge rules in bald suspect's case
• Merrimack firefighter back on the job after being shot in Afghanistan
• Bill would give parents clout in class
• State reps resign for 'personal situations'
• Northern Pass catches town by surprise
• Fire cuts kept alive as mayor breaks tie
• Thomas Sowell: Political promises vs. economic realities
• Mike and Anne Wilber: What is becoming of our New Hampshire?
• Biden to supporters: I love you, man!
• Pension reform: Sensible changes are close
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Down to the wire for Monarchs, Pirates
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: The boys are back in town
• Jury begins deliberating reason for fatal city shooting
• Sox still 0-for-season after 3-1 loss to Indians
• Balanced attack lifts C's over Sixers, 99-82
• Message to our online commenters
• Scholarship deadlines have been recently extended! Upcoming deadlines are the 10th and 15th. Contact Financial Aid or visit the website for more information. www.unhm.unh.edu/financial-aid
• Local man arrested for sexually abusing child repeatedly
• Body of Vt. man recovered from Conn. River
• Hinsdale man arrested in Chesterfield Gorge shooting
• Do you have questions about what the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce is? Join us tomorrow morning at 7:45 in our office for our member briefing. Breakfast is provided by Sweet Retreat Bakery. See you there.
• CONGRATULATIONS to UNH Manchester's SIFE team. They won the regional competition in NYC this past weekend. They move on to nationals in May! More info coming soon...
• Biden visits, makes low-key reelection foray
• Unions back to Concord to fight right-to-work bill
• Pat Buchanan: A community organizer goes to war
• Pimp politics: Bettencourt and the bishop
• Page One Editorial: Bishop McCormack's moral authority!
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Any time, Boston
• Fisher Cats ready to get going
• UConn-vincing title win
• NH tourism summit links guides, business
• Jailed official facing loan suit
• Man awaiting trial in NH assistant AG case arrested in Alabama
• NH native lands role on big screen
• Only in print: Alderman says cut chiefs, not firefighters
• Marks, Glover sentenced for roles in deadly Mont Vernon home invasion
• Three men arrested following a fight outside of a local bar
• Hinsdale man arrested in Chesterfield shooting
• Biden in Durham, Portsmouth
• In case you missed it, here are some photos from today's visit by Newt Gingrich to the college. Gingrich spoke at the NHIOP -
• Bloomberg BusinessWeek touts the value of hiring graduates with degree backgrounds in the humanities and liberal arts. After reading the attached article, what's your take on the value of a liberal arts education and the humanities? Saint Anselm gra
• UNH Summer Scholarship Program in China! May 24-June 12. For more information go to If you are interested, contact Marisa.Forti@unh.edu. Space is limited!
• Career Tip: For tips on talking salary visit: . Preparation is the key to negotiating with confidence. . New Hampshire College & University Council Job and Internship Fair 2011 Wednesday, April 6 2:00-5:00, Center of New Hampshire Radisson Hotel Ma
• White Flag Gallery, a pop-up fine arts venue, opens in Manchester
• Call for art: ‘The Big Takeover’ exhibit by White Flag Gallery
• Gingrich to students: Federal fiscal prudence will improve your life
• DIY Easter Crochet Project: Amigurumi String Bean Bunny
• Bettencourt regrets sharp words against Bishop
• The UNH Manchester IT Office will simulcast Joe Biden and Sec of Education Arne Duncan’s speech in the auditorium (with video and audio) today at 11:30 a.m. In addition, you may watch the presentation via this website, The audio only version is al
• It’s April! The TAKE IT TO THE BANK SCHOLARSHIP is now accepting applications again! Apply today!
• Driver privacy? Not on the public's time
• Promotions just part of Fishers' fun
• Longtime coach, educator Clark dies
• Final Four run a special time for UConn's Bailey
• Bogus check scheme targets NH Market Basket stores
• Two teens in Mont Vernon case sentenced today
• Only in print: Financial Literacy, Part 4: Power of the parent
• Raising Financial Literacy, Part 3: Economics as a requirement
• Class teaches students art of quilting
• Baby on way, pedal to metal, dad's in court today
• Northern Pass: Six groups seek info
• Parishioners: Remark 'a slap in the face to Catholics'
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Wondering if Hooksett's disks will appear in time for royal wedding
• John Clayton's In the City: Bedford native brews a winner
• College costs: Subsidies aren't the answer
• Snowmobiler missing after skimming sled in Lancaster
• Manchester Crimeline: Successful First Year
• Career Tip: Put the information most closely related to the position you are seeking toward the beginning of your resume. New Hampshire College & University Council Job and Internship Fair 2011 Wednesday, April 6 2:00-5:00, Center of New Hampshire Ra
• MCL $5.00 Bag Book Sale – April 9th
• 'We the People' forum attracts DeMint, King to NH
• John Harrigan: April storms and deer: We grouse, they die
• Car inspections: Once a year is good
• Hooksett folly: Minutes do matter
• UConn edges Kentucky to gain hoop final
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Buchholz a key cog
• Bass assures Amherst GOP he's working to cut spending
• Barbour’s ‘miracle,’ rivals’ ammo
• Next NH quarter to feature national forest
• Hole in Southwest fuselage prompts inspections, delays
• Only in print: Prosecutor placed on paid leave
• Teachers, at rally, decry House budget plan
• Speaker O'Brien: GOP just fulfilling promises
• Red Sox lose, still oh-for-'11
• For Monarchs, big game, big win
• Nashua Police catch man in the act of Burglary
• Lynch calls on Bettencourt to retract Facebook statement
• Federally funded technology project improving tech integration in NH classrooms
• John Stossel: College students who get it
• The Obama Doctrine: He just feels like it
• Over the years, CYO tourney has attracted talent
• Worcester goalie foils Monarchs again
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: It's only one loss
• Only in print: Hooksett family escapes with their lives
• Binnie lures execs from WMUR, CBS News
• Man, 41, recovering after leg severed
• Millyard museum celebrates 10th birthday
• April Fools' storm adds to endless winter
• NH House majority leader: Bishop is a 'pedophile pimp'
• Politico: RNC proposes its own debates
• Sox lose opener
• April Fools' prank in the apple orchard
• Fire severely damages Bedford home
• Looking for something to do this weekend @saintanselm? Catch the Abbey Players production of "Into the Woods." -
• NH House majority leader: Bishop is a 'pedophile pimp'
• Fire consumes Hooksett home
• Career Tip: For advice on electronic resumes go visit the Riley Guide website at New Hampshire College & University Council Job and Internship Fair 2011 Wednesday, April 6 2:00-5:00, Center of New Hampshire--Radisson Hotel Manchester, NH. For a dire
• Early morning shooting in Chesterfield
• State-wide bullying summit encouraging a collaborative approach to stop bullying
• Three arrested in shotgun robberies
• Two arrested for alleged sale of Percocet-oxycodone
• Storm causing havoc across Granite State
• Library Trust Funds
• Weather is a cold, cruel joke on anxious anglers
• Bill seeks more access to auto crash records
• Senate panel hears debate on ending rail authority
• Making a return from a battle with meningitis
• Online library database going dark
• Only in Print: Hooksett administrator questioned about bids
• UNH staff members push to organize a union
• Steve Chapman: Will Obama be haunted by ghosts of 1968?
• Lots of shouting: Little listening
• Monarchs in playoff-prep frame of mind
• Ex-Lancer Murphy eyes spot in WNBA
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Sox have no-excuses kind of team
• Plea deal in scamming of Maine woman
• Rondo, Pierce lift C's over Spurs, 107-97
• Leafs keep hopes alive with shootout win over B's
• Power outage hits City Hall, Elm St.
• House passes $10.2b budget amid protest, Democratic calls for more spending
• Thousands protest cuts at State House Plaza
• Former Clarion sold, will reopen as La Quinta
• Politico: S.C., Iowa demand Fla. crackdown over primary; NH holds off
• Prosecutors: Man set girlfriend on fire
• UNH Summer Scholarship Program in China! May 24-June 12. If you are interested, contact Marisa.Forti@unh.edu. Space is limited!
• Goats on the lam in Londonderry
• K-9 finds drug stash after reported burglary
• Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk said of his legendary homerun in game six of the 1975 World Series, “It was just one of those moments in the universe that was mine.” Have you had a moment in the universe that was yours? What was it?
• Computer Upgrades are Coming!
• Thomas Sowell: Lesson for Obama - When you strike at a king, kill him
• Protest politics: Keep it classy, NH
• Veto silence: Where is Lynch's pen?
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Carpenter still the main Bird
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Forecast calls for a blizzard of runs
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: GOP fundraiser a solid start for Kimball
• Jay Ambrose: Birthers have nothing on rabid anti-Bushers
• Only in Print: Ex-selectman says goat's visit didn't lead to worker's resignation
• Don't laugh: This snow is no April Fool's joke
• Police: Man set woman on fire in motel room
• Northern Pass foes celebrate a win in eminent domain fight
• City man catches burglars in the act, holds them for police
• Collective bargaining changes pass NH House
• Man found not guilty after waiting nearly a year in jail
• Bill allowing communities to cap spending passes Senate
• Londonderry teacher diagnosed with viral meningitis
• House, Senate pass retirement system reforms
• Woman dies in Route 101 crash
• Federal funding secured for Memorial Bridge replacement
• Career Tip: Electronically scanned resumes should include key words. Sources of key words are job descriptions and postings. New Hampshire College & University Council Job and Internship Fair 2011 Wednesday, April 6 2:00-5:00, Center of New Hampshir
• Biden to visit UNH on Monday
• Chief rushes in to rescue boy's dog
• Politico: NH tea partiers look to Iowa model for 2012
• Resident arrives home and finds masked intruder
• Career Tip: Visit www.unh.edu/uacc and be sure to register for Wildcat Careers.
• Attn Students: The Institutional scholarship deadline is April 1st. There is a scholarship available for every major offered at UNH Manchester!
• Neighbor breaks in and assaults resident in his sleep
• House backs bills to limit federal authority
• Attention all #benedictine educators and institutions, @saintanselm to host annual Benedictine Conference, June '11.
• Man injured in attack at Strange Brew
• NH homeless tops 2,500
• At noon today NHPR's Word of Mouth program features 'Paint Caesar Dead' creator Sebastian Lockwood and several Institute students participating in the performance. Can't tune in? You can listen online at
• The Mont Vernon 5: All in same prison
• Firefighter hurt playing floor hockey during shift
• Roger Simon: It's Obama's 'Mission Accomplished'
• Bonnie Erbe: Maternity tourism may cause you to rethink your immigration position
• No Obama contract: Let feds keep exchange change
• Shared pain: And realistic budgeting
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs' case for the defense
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Major accomplishment for Sam Fuld
• NH jobless drops by 10k
• Man wants attempted kidnapping conviction tossed
• Santorum: Social Security woes tied to 'abortion culture'
• Only in Print: Vote could come today on Northern Pass project
• Another shutout for Thomas, B's win, 3-0
• NH GOP celebrates '10 victories, looks ahead to '12
• Armed standoff in Newport ends peacefully
• Politico: Gary Johnson to launch 2012 presidential bid next month in NH
• Street closures in Concord for demonstrations
• FAFSA Website Not Letting You On?
• Prof. Ian Durham speaks to WMUR-TV about recent radiation detection in New Hampshire. Message: no cause for concern.
• Politico: TPaw apologizes for climate 'mistake'
• Homeowner orders guest to leave at gunpoint
• Manchester officer injured during arrest
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of Assistant Professor of Mathematics, this is a reposting from fall 2010. To view a complete position description, please visit:
• Other budget cuts: Separate bills needed
• UNH: Plenty of talent returns next year
• Seal rescued on Seacoast recovering in Maine
• Only in print: Councilor condemns Northern Pass push
• Bill Lafferty: A self-employed Granite Stater considers health insurance reform
• Only in print: Hooksett council decision on minutes being questioned
• Digging into Mount Washington Auto Road's history
• Warning issued on mental health cuts
• Women jumped from second story of Pembroke home to escape fire
• David, Jaimie Cates set up scholarship fund
• Hooksett's sewer disks wash up on Cape Cod
• NH testing: Radioiodine in snow melt
• Another View: Will NH disconnect from America's rail network?
• Balancing budgets: What's the responsible way?
• Maine governor removes labor mural
• Celtics lose to Pacers
• Low level radioactive iodine found in NH
• UNH's Thompson signs with NHL's Penguins
• UNH's Thompson signs with Penguins
• 'Paint Caesar Dead' nice preview in the Hippo Press. See it live 3/31 at 5 @NHIArt #hippopress #nhia
• Tax and Financial Literacy
• Reported fight results in three arrests
• Manchester man arrested in gun threat
• Victim’s father tracks stolen baseball equipment; police make arrest
• The annual NHCUC internship and career fair will be held on Wednesday, April 6 from 2:00-5:00 at the Center of New Hampshire, Radisson Hotel on Elm Street in Manchester. You don’t have to travel too far from campus for this job fair! For a director
• Registration for summer courses starts today! Check out the schedule online.
• Humanities Question: Henry David Thoreau, a frequent climber of Mt. Monadnock, said, “On the tops of mountains, as everywhere to hopeful souls, it is always morning.” He described climbing mountains as a way of experiencing “your own hi
• UNH falls in regional final again
• Hooksett's curbside recycling depends on buying 2 trucks
• Only in print: City's mounted unit may be reined in
• Residents grill Guinta about Libyan air strikes, gas prices
• Ex-trooper offered plea deal in DMV case
• St. Patrick's Day parade cause for city celebration
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: The newspaper's a year older; and we are still being blamed
• John Clayton: Irish girl's passing marked end of era
• Voter ID: It's common sense
• Keeping promises: A tough House budget
• Di Girolamo held Wildcats close
• Raising Financial Literacy, Part 2: Building for the future
• Dover man indicted for attempted murder
• Teen driver, passenger escape serious injury in rollover
• Milton car chase ends in crash
• Lost hiker found alive in Crawford Notch
• Pembroke family homeless after fire
• House votes to extend death penalty to home invasion murders
• Southwest betting on low cost at Manchester
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: NH looks like 'Wisconsin on steroids'
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Gatsas budget plan now in aldermen's hands
• Only in print: Gribble failed as witness, state says
• Sunday News Special Section: New Hampshire Guard in Kuwait
• Suspended prison guard slams council vote in his absence
• A closer look at the Northern Pass project
• Mark Huddleston: Cutting UNH funding hurts NH economy
• John Harrigan: Camp cooks, roast meat and chili
• NH Guard in Kuwait: Awe-inspiring Granite Staters
• NH plays host: Wounded Warriors here
• Allen Lessels: Nation's hottest team met its match
• UNH advances to Regional Final
• Politico: Questions for Newt
• Envelope containing suspicious powder received at Superior Court
• Roger Simon: Taking out Muammar Qadhafi
• Police seek information regarding pistol whipping incident
• Only in print: Central High's National Honor Society members
• Only in print: Police probe of Hooksett DPW
• Police await Salem official's surrender
• A big weekend downtown
• UNH star forward living the dream
• Gribble prosecutor: Heinous killing haunting for all
• For now, Gribble will be kept away from other inmates
• Gribble found guilty on all counts
• Fergus Cullen: New Hampshire's bad first date with Giuliani
• A union debate: Bargaining over bargaining
• A look back at UNH's 'home field advantage'
• They're all hungry for a title
• Teen who confronted masked man inside North End home believes he's being targeted
• Barbour emotional discussing social issues
• Romney's path: Outlast competition
• Nashua man arrested in domestic violence incident
• Contruction workers rescued after falling into Little Bay
• Power back on in central NH
• Center raises policy questions from NH Census
• Jaimie Cates makes appearance at attacker's sentencing
• Police searching for bank robbery suspect
• Gribble guilty, gets life without parole; jury rejects insanity claim
• Verdict reached in Gribble case
• TONIGHT at 7pm and TOMRORROW at 2 pm -- come support the more than 20 students who have worked hard to put together a fun evening for everyone -- including the MDA who will benefit from the ticket sales.
• John Stossel: Corporate welfare not an 'investment'
• Not necessary: The line-item veto
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: Local boy makes good
• Man accused of drug sales to officers
• 3 teens charged in Conway house burglary
• Change asked in inmate release
• A fourth councilor walks in Hooksett
• David Harsanyi: A war we don't need
• 3 city elementary schools may face shake-up
• Only in Print: AG's look at 4 officers in Strange Brew case continues
• Bruins blast Habs, 7-0, expand division lead
• Registered sex offender charged again with assaulting minor
• Ron Paul draws a crowd at UNH
• Kevin Gray's Gray Matter: Wildcats remember Walker
• House panel OKs budget proposal; bargaining laws measure draws protestors
• Panel votes to recommend passage of state pension bill
• Newburyport (Mass.) Daily News: Hooksett disks to go to England and beyond
• Police: NH IRS agent tried to fraudulently get homebuyer credit
• Gribble insanity case goes to jurors
• If you missed yesterday's event, you can watch it here, thanks to SNHU.
• Man allegedly sold over 100 grams of cocaine to an undercover investigator
• Underage party busted in Somersworth
• Northfield oil company guilty of violating Consumer Protection Act
• I can't believe another month has passed. It is Network PM tonight. Come one, come all to SERESC at 29 Commerce Drive in Bedford. Check out the Michael Jackson Wii dancing game, get in the 1980's photo contest and Greg from NRG Entertainment
• Humanities Question: Henry David Thoreau, a frequent climber of Mt. Monadnock, said, “On the tops of mountains, as everywhere to hopeful souls, it is always morning.” He described climbing mountains as a way of experiencing “your own hi
• Boscawen man tried to set self, officer on fire
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Pawlenty is buying in
• Only in Print: Lake Winnipesaukee's freeze frame
• Senate votes to increase boat speed limit
• In House, a vote for Northern Pass foes
• Affordable prom dreams
• DES: Disk release violated law
• House panel revamps bargaining rules
• Pat Buchanan: A foolish, illegal war in Libya
• City budget talk: Silence isn't golden
• NCAA hockey is hot ticket
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Ex-Fisher Cat may start for Mets
• This performance gives new meaning to multimedia ...
• Taped Gribble confession continues at insanity trial
• Police identify man who sexually assaulted a minor
• Is NH becoming the next Wisconsin?
• SW Airlines CEO Gary Kelly speaking at Chamber luncheon.
• If you couldn't make it to our luncheon today, check out our livestream of Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly at
• RT @GYKTweets Cool to see @IntownManch partnering w/ @NHIArt student for their new downtown banner campaign #NH #Art
• Pistol-whipping investigated
• Teen arrested in connection with car break-ins
• Four Derry teens charged in Auburn burglary
• City Boys and Girls Club joins in effort at jumping jack record
• George F. Will: Still in the regime-change business
• Obama's war: Liberal guilt in action
• Union dilemma: Benefit cuts or job cuts
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Sweet memories for Zatkoff
• Politico: Pawlenty can't outrun cap-and-trade past
• Only in Print: History for sale at 1740s-era site
• Census: NH's population grew at highest rate in New England
• Hospitals hit hard in House budget plan
• Jay Ambrose: Obama still has much to learn about his job
• Comcast customers had to hold the phone
• Suspect in UNH player's death was released early after 2008 robbery
• Gatsas: There will be cuts with lower tax hike
• Bruins get back on track with 4-1 win over Devils
• Witness describes seeing man shot on street
• Senate panel OKs amendment to ease targeting school aid
• Boys, ages 8 and 11, acted as translators at I-93 bus crash
• Man angered by speeders throws screwdriver at passing car
• Gearing up for a big day tomorrow...Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly will be visiting Manchester for a Chamber luncheon. we have a couple of seats left if you haven't signed up, you can register at the door!
• Police: Cabbie filed false robbery report
• Plastic surgeon testifies at Gribble insanity trial
• Nashua Police solve TD Bank, Walgreen’s robberies
• Friday, April 1 is the priority deadline for fall admission applications. Contact the Office of Admissions for information,
• The sweetest season: UNH professor taps into global warming's impacts on maple sugaring,
• Goffstown school board makes big cuts to budget
• R&D tax credit increase doesn't fly
• New Boston man rolls toward world record
• No fallout in NH from Japan's reactors
• Officials: Prison must not be closed
• Only in print: Hospital project's tax bill questioned
• Cost of sewage disk cleanup mounts
• Jonah Goldberg: In time of crisis, Obama takes a bogey
• Dropping dropouts: Get a GED, you don't count
• Fee fidelity: Cutting vs. keeping
• Tiger's 'girlfriend' played volleyball at UNH
• Exeter man challenges search warrant legality
• Affidavit made public in UNH football player's fatal shooting
• Come and see the productions! Friday, 7PM and Saturday, 2PM. All proceeds go to the MDA of NH.
• Tour bus overturns on Interstate 93
• Hudson Police break up underage drinking party, arrest two
• Roger Simon: In Japan, where is the chaos?
• Man allegedly assaults girlfriend and threatens her with knife
• Report: Smart manufacturing and high technology lead NH economy
• Lynch measures veto of NH bills
• State's expert testifies Gribble sane
• Screwdriver tossed at passing car shatters windshield
• University Students ONLY! When you were 5 years old, what did you want to be when you grew up?
• The Chamber has a big week that we are gearing up for. Tuesday is Lunchtime Connections hosted by Armand Hebert of Referral Institute and Chuck Sink of wedu. Then join us Wednesday at SNHU to meet the CEO of Southwest Airlines and enjoy lunch...then Th
• Pair charged in Nashua bank robbery
• Study Abroad with UNH Manchester! Stop by the first floor info table on Mon., March 21 between 11:00 – 1:00 to learn about opportunities with Education Abroad. Contact marisa.forti@unh.edu or visit for more information.
• Welcome back! How was your spring break?
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Decided to pile on Bachmann after all
• John Clayton's In the City: Operation Pearl Harbor takes to stage
• Off to Libya: Because the UN said so
• Managing Medicaid: Contract it out
• Wildcats to meet Miami at Verizon
• Politico: Giuliani tries to determine whether he can pull it off
• With money tight, some states rethink holding 2012 presidential primaries
• Raising Financial Literacy Part 1: Students need money skills to navigate a complex world
• Only in print: Raising Financial Literacy Part 2: Building for the future using social media tools
• Teen's request becomes game of chicken
• Only in Print: In Salem, eight made more than $120,000
• Defending the Castle: Landmark to reopen May 7
• Prosecutors try to get child beater's case tossed
• Wakeup call too late for Monarchs
• Disturbance involving a firearm results in three arrests
• Miami vs. UNH, Merrimack vs. Notre Dame next weekend
• Request for directions leads to threat with gun, two arrests
• Study Abroad with UNH Manchester! TOMORROW: Stop by the first floor info table on Mon., March 21 between 11:00 – 1:00 to learn about opportunities with Education Abroad. Contact marisa.forti@unh.edu or visit for more information.
• Fonda no longer welcome to speak at Nashua CC event
• Probe: Was Simard over-served alcohol?
• Gingrich says he's best candidate, rips Obama
• U.S. joins bombing of Libya
• John Harrigan: Are "trophy" deer right for our image and resource?
• Jim Grady: RGGI benefits all Granite Staters
• Public spending: It's yours to review
• Close on Claremont: A fix is in sight
• NCAA hockey: Projecting the tournament
• Politico: In India, Palin bashes Obama
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Lynch slings blarney, then slaps GOP
• Only in print: Official says cuts would force Berlin prison to shut
• Chloe Conway, 12, wins NH State Spelling Bee
• City man arrested on charges of assault, threatening
• Boys' basketball: Milford repeats in Div. II
• Boys' basketball: BG wins Div. I title
• Rebels repulse Gaddafi attack on Benghazi, city awaits allied response
• April marks the 50th anniversary of the Five Colleges Book Sale
• Giuliani says he'll avoid mistakes of '08
• Hackett Hill fire station work on tap
• Only in Print: Police commission warrant article may be on ballot after all
• Trinity High School is a triple threat
• Japan's disaster could mean auto shortages
• Jonah Goldberg: The politics of crisis
• Less employment: Wage rate illiteracy
• UNH Wildcats drop semifinal
• Monarchs beaten by the Whale
• City planners approve business projects
• Gribble trial to resume
• In this issue ... "New Hampshire Institute of Art Receives Donation of Nearly 3,000 Publications on Photography"
• UNH football player killed
• Thanks for joining us today for our chat w/ physicist Ian Durham about the #nuclear disaster in #Japan - replay @
• Roxbury man charged with assault
• Are you looking for something to do over your lunch hour today? Have the events unfolding in Japan raised questions you wish you could ask a physicist? Join us for a live online chat at 12:30 p.m. today with Dr. Ian Durham. Prof. Durham is prepared to an
• Wind advisory in effect for southern NH
• Eight-town police chase ends in crash, arrest
• NH’s senators press for new tankers at Pease
• Nashua Police seek assistance in identifying TD Bank robbery suspect
• Student reports from Japan: People remain calm
• Bill calls for no annual auto inspections
• Monarchs in stretch run
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: Wildcats, Dartmouth found road to success
• Cigarette tax cut finds approval, dissension
• House pulls the plug on state's Rail Authority
• Only in Print: Keeping the world safer for all of us
• Only in Print: More opposition surfaces to Northern Pass
• Roger Simon: Why are we rushing to war with Libya?
• Treatment plant disks put beachgoers to work
• Suspended Brookline officer bought wife shoes using town money
• House votes to freeze school aid spending
• John Stossel: Save black America by ending the drug war
• Tax restraint: Does the GOP support it?
• Great hometown news story about Institute freshman Ashley Traphagen.
• Great hometown news story about Institute freshman Ashley Traphagen.
• Predators edge B's in OT, 4-3
• UN OKs military action on Libya; Gaddafi tells rebels, 'We will have no mercy and no pity'
• Nashua Telegraph: Supreme Court upholds ruling ordering girl to attend public school
• Our interns blowing up mini airplanes for our Southwest Airlines event on March 23rd!
• Are you ready to meet Gary Kelly, CEO of Southwest Airlines? GMCC is excited to have him for lunch next Wednesday. If you haven't registered yet, seats are limited. Hope to see you there. To register online click here..
• Shots fired; two arrested in Nashua
• Sen. Tom Coburn: Social Security has to be on the table
• Gribble was disappointed girl survived Mont Vernon horror
• Gorham-based oil company files for bankruptcy protection
• Gingrich begins NH visit at Wild Irish Breakfast
• Overnight tire slashing spree in Rochester
• NH ‘downshifting’ will hurt poorest communities
• Manchester Police proud to announce K-9 Teams’ success
• Tough choices: Finance makes cuts
• Japan steps up efforts to avert nuclear plant meltdown
• Only in Print: Lincoln crowd pans Northern Pass plan
• Only in Print: The women of the 197th Fires Brigade
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Giuliani says Romney has some explaining to do
• House passes bill to allow tax caps
• House OK's medical marijuana use
• Convicted child molester seeks retrial
• George F. Will: War college scholars anxiously studying China's intents
• GOP vs. GOP: A feud over spending
• School chief: Teacher on leave after arrest
• Pierce, Green pace C's past Indiana, 92-80
• Div. II Boys' Hoop: Milford to face Portsmouth in title repeat attempt
• Three Monarchs hit for 21 (goals on the season), Manchester beats Springfield 4-2
• New Hampshire artisan contributes to relief effort with "XO for Japan Headbands"
• Police arrest alleged shoplifter who was in possession of handgun, drugs
• Millions of disks, tons of raw sewage spilled from Hooksett plant
• Fidelity eyes transfer of hundreds of Mass. jobs to NH
• Constitutional amendment to end court role in school funding approved
• House passes parental notification for teen abortions
• Scholarships!
• Bachmann’s rise, Palin’s fall in NH
• Attention Spring Cleaners!
• Workers briefly abandon Japan nuclear plant, crisis worsening
• NH House votes to halt early release of inmates
• Weare bar owner is found not guilty of hindering police probe
• Thomas Sowell: Republicans don't need to devise earmarks for blacks
• Bedford backlash: Groups say keep parents out
• Para keep? Aides vs. teachers
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: The point is ... points
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: New challenge awaits UNH in Hub
• 'Hells Angels prospect' indicted in brutal beating
• Gribble: 'This is just like a CSI episode'
• Rep. Frank Guinta: How we can cut gas prices and boost the economy
• House lowers drop-out age and limits anti-bullying law
• Some vets plan to protest NH Jane Fonda appearance
• Indictment: Salem man tried to drive into officer
• Only in Print: Soldiers find time to stay connected
• House bills would relax gun-carry rules
• Lynch to nominate Judge Tina Nadeau for chief judge
• Rask comes up big for B's in 3-2 shootout win
• Div. I boys' hoop: BG, Trinity to square off for title
• Politico: GOP 2012 theme is 'American 'decline'
• Politico: Bachmann plays the victim in reporting of NH gaffe
• Lynch picks Nadeau for chief judge
• Nashua Police arrest Hudson man and sister for alleged burglary
• House votes to extend death penalty to home invasion murders
• Seabrook woman killed in Rye crash
• Committee: It's constitutional for House to order AG to fight federal health care mandate
• Do you want to learn ways of building strong relationships through personalized marketing tools? Come to our memberled workshop today and meet Dawn Gentuso from Send Out Cards. Lunch is provided by Ignite Bar and Grille. This is free to members only.
• Bulgarian rapper working toward a Ph.D. at UNH
• Only in print: Injured firefighter back on duty
• Salem man indicted on child porn charges
• Teacher accused of choking husband
• Policy center: Poor to feel cuts most
• City school board hit over job cut talk
• No alarms at Hooksett plant that dumped disks
• As nuclear woes grow, Seabrook gets scrutiny
• Patrick Buchanan: After Mideast revolution, what?
• Parole fix: Pass HB 524
• A restoration: Pass CACR 12
• Div. I boys' basketball: Then there were 4
• Gregg offers insider’s take on NH’s presidential primary
• Gribble and mother testify at insanity trial
• GOP House member resigns after mental illness remarks
• O'Brien, Bettencourt and Ober: Why we must pass this education funding amendment
• Manchester man accused in child rape
• Brother, sister accused of burglary
• This video highlights a Vietnam study tour offered during January break 2011 with participants from Saint Anselm College and Williams College. Eighteen students participated in the course that included visits to historical sites related to Vietnam’
• This video offers highlights and reflections from students and faculty who participated in a Vietnam study tour offered during January break 2011 with participants from Saint Anselm College and Williams College. The course was led by Professor Matthew Ma
• Police: Missing children safe, found in Salem
• Crisis called Japan's worst since WW II
• Widow buys bar to honor memory of her husband
• John Clayton's In the City: Who'll shed a tear for old incinerator?
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Golf buddy didn't get message(s)but poor Smith in Seattle sure did
• Microbrews for you: Letting small brewers grow
• A three-fifths vote: Make tax hikes tough
• Div. I Boys' Hockey: Trinity mission complete
• Footprints in the snow lead to 3 arrests
• Rochester pair charged in child's beating
• Politico: Bachmann charms true believers in NH
• City school budget hashing continues
• Only in Print: It's not the presents, but the prayers
• Only in Print: Raising Financial Literacy
• $30 vehicle surcharge remains on the books
• Dartmouth wins, earns trip to semis
• House panel paves way for unlicensed carry in NH
• Only in Print: Cherished reminders of home for NH soldiers serving in Kuwait
• New Hampshire school districts save money by saving energy
• UNH advances to Hockey East semis
• These guys have a lot of time in their hands
• Cain confident of his presidential chances
• Japan's death toll up; nuke concerns spreading
• Brentwood man charged after causing power outage
• John Lynch: Letting minors drop out is irresponsible
• Of wolves, caribou and the past
• Immoral cuts? A simplistic rebuke
• Lessons learned: Way to go, Merrimack High
• Winnacunnet girls win fifth straight title
• Delaney decries 'vindictive budgeting'
• Anagnost steps up for learning center
• Only in print: Suit raps Lynch, AG in bid to divert $110m
• AG's review of hospital CEO pay under way
• Hospital case may be costly for Portsmouth
• Politico: Bachmann mixes up history
• Nashua man arrested for allegedly selling cocaine
• Politico: Rick Santorum - Sharia 'is evil'
• Maryland gay marriage proposal shelved
• Gribble sees a future on the outside
• Death toll soars in Japan; nuke plant explodes
• Are the arts considered an important part of a NH public school education?
• Three separate vehicle stops lead to three arrests
• Yo, Here’s My Resume!
• Only in print: City officials expect Hooksett, Candia students to stay
• Counties post lower unemployment rates
• State teachers union calls for boycott of Duprey
• NH residents, in Japan, shaken
• Fergus Cullen: Hodes, Shea-Porter raised staff pay after defeat
• Deroy Murdock: It's time for a national right to work law
• City teacher pay: Base it on merit
• Towns voice opposition to Northern Pass power line
• Ayotte seeks to cut jet engine funding
• Central outlasts Salem in 3 OTs
• UNH defeats Vermont in Game 1
• Memorial upset by Alvirne in OT
• This is how the Chamber staff spent last Friday...a field trip to the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in preparation for the visit by SW Airlines CEO Gary Kelly. We even got to go up in the tower!
• Special thanks to Granite State Ambassadors Vivian, Lorraine and Paul for their volunteer work today. They helped stuff nearly 1,000 invitations to our Centennial Celebration! Watch for the lime green envelope in the mail, there's something really g
• GOP seeks to defend against budget critics
• Shots fired by police in Plaistow drug bust
• NH ice climber survives 1,300-foot Mount Washington fall
• Gribble had plan to get out, get rich, have a good time
• 31 UNH students safe in Japan
• Nashua Police apprehend gas station robbery suspect
• Massive earthquake in Japan triggers tsunami
• Police: Shoplifter armed with loaded 9 mm
• Patron injured in knife assault at diner
• David Harsanyi: About that Elmo 'vendetta'
• What new tone? Left forgets calls for civility
• Monarchs face tough stretch this weekend
• Allen Lessels College Hockey: Wildcats, Big Green take aim
• Only in Print: Hooksett seniors may get free ride
• Manchester native to be 4-star general
• Nashua woman faces felony theft charge
• Former Bruin lifts Sabres in OT, 4-3
• Bill aimed at TSA screeners survives vote in committee
• Planned Parenthood debate takes center stage downtown
• Advocates battle push to cut budget
• GOP House member won't apologize for remarks about mental illness
• Gribble defense: 'Chris is not like everyone else'
• Pipe burst closes Rockingham County Superior Court
• Dartmouth-Hitchcock, CMC merger called off
• Pregnant woman zapped with stun gun in Concord road rage incident
• Robin being interviewed by WGBH Boston for the show Greater Boston. Talking about the economic impact of the NH Primary.
• Interested in pre-pharmacy studies? Attend an info session today at 4:00 in room 252. Representatives from Mcphs Manchester Admission will be on hand to answer questions.
• House committee delays bill that would impede Northern Pass
• North Country businessmen lose bid for historic Balsams resort
• Just a friendly reminder to NHIA students of the many resources on campus which have been developed to help you succeed: Academic Advising ext 516/537 Academic Support Center ext 581 Counseling ext 529
• House panel OKs unlicensed carry bill
• Politico: Strong tea brewing in N.H.
• Nashua Police apprehend alleged bank robber
• Humanities Question: Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tad Mosel said, “I have reached the age when I realize there isn’t enough time left to read all the books I want to read. From now on, I tell myself sternly, I must be selective.”
• Students, enjoy your spring break! What are your plans?
• NH Architect Jeremy Bonin Of Bonin Architects Receives 40 Under Forty Award
• P-Bruins tip Monarchs in 14-round shootout
• Mystery man in DMV case gets jail time
• Dismissal sought of child porn counts
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: NH 'birther' bill quickly became national news
• Only in Print: 'Signs for Jesus' backer files suit against town
• Jennifer Rubin: Romney falls short on Romneycare
• Jonah Goldberg: Looking over the 2012 GOP menu; best dishes missing?
• Auburn's vote: A message to Manchester
• Town meeting: Frugality in the air
• Clippers ride hot first half to 108-103 win over C's
• With Dems absent, Wisconsin Senate passes budget bill that curbs public-sector unions
• Police sweep nets almost 20 arrests in city
• Eminent domain hearing draws hundreds
• Senate votes to repeal gambling winnings tax
• No suspension for Chara for hit on Habs' Pacioretty
• Alleged shoplifter inadvertently gives theft tips to loss prevention officer
• NH birther bill ‘a distraction’
• Students & Parents: Announcing a $17,500 four-year STEM scholarship. The application deadline was extended through March 15. For students interested in a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences, computer information systems, or engineering tec
• House backs death penalty in cases of murder during a home invasion
• Mark your calendar and set your alarm clock early!!! Join us at Cyr Kitchen and Bath Home Design Center tomorrow morning for Network AM. See some amazing Kitchen and Bath show cases, eat great food and meet incredible Chamber members. Great way to star
• Adult Student Aid Program, NH residents May 15th deadline
• House committee recommends school funding constitutional amendment
• Arrest made in Nashua gas station robbery
• Free sewing project for beginners: Upcycle a pillowcase and t-shirt into a dress
• Parking argument leaves man with serious leg injury
• Police make arrest in Nashua bank robbery
• Holy South Park! Free lecture and screening of a South Park today at Noon in the auditorium. Comedy Central’s South Park has brought its penetrating, if not vulgar focus on a myriad of social institutions, and religion has not remained
• Manchester Police offering Citizen’s Police Academy
• Study Abroad with UNH Manchester! Stop by the first floor info table on Wed., March 9 between 11:00 – 1:00 to learn about opportunities with Arcadia University. Contact marisa.forti@unh.edu or visit for more information.
• Airport, Londonderry police sign five-year deal
• Newest 40 Under Forty class honored
• Only in Print: 7 school workers paid over $100k
• Pain felt as state budget belt gets tighter
• Edward Achorn: Why FDR opposed public unions
• Books in Bedford: The super has a plan
• NPR's true identity: National Progressive Radio
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs looking for some redemption
• Son's tribute to mom inspires all
• Habs cruise past Bruins, 4-1
• Town Elections Blog: Auburn votes to send students to Pinkerton
• Ride the Manchester MTA for free - just show your student ID. Check out their schedule online, www.mtabus.org.
• Politico: Trump promises June 'surprise'
• Politico: The undecided of Iowa
• Power outages to continue into Wednesday
• What a great event...and amazing food. If you haven't tried the Tenderloin Room at the Chateau, it is amazing. Thank you Yash and Janice for feeding the Chamber group today.
• Gambling option shelved for 2011 in NH
• PanDRUMonium has officially begun!!! On Tuesday mornings from 8-9 a.m. all students, faculty and staff are invited to join the new steel drum band. The next rehearsal is March 22nd in the Auditorium. Contact Jamie.Saucier@unh.edu if you are interested! N
• Standex acquires British metal spinning firm
• Div. IV boys' basketball semis postponed
• Spotlight on Business is today at 12:30 at The Chateau... Hope everyone can make it!
• Man allegedly threatens acquaintances with machete
• Woman robbed by man with box cutter
• Meet Natalie Glisson, our March Campus Connections student spotlight:
• Politico: Voters say 'Romneycare' not fatal
• 18 chickens found dead; police blame weasel
• Jonah Goldberg: Drawing lines around free speech
• School house shock: Building aid must change
• At town meeting: Prepare for state aid cuts
• Rivalries highlight 1st-round hoop action
• Police station video leads to parole officer's arrest
• Retiree reform would penalize state workers for court challenge
• 15th juror seated, one to go at Gribble trial
• Kids, mom rescued from Newport flood
• Only in print: Manchester salaries continued
• Mother: Not told of decision in school attack
• Voters to decide issues of all sizes
• Study Abroad with UNH Manchester! Stop by the first floor info table on Mon., March 7 between 11:00 – 1:00 to learn about opportunities with CIS Abroad. Contact marisa.forti@unh.edu or visit for more information.
• Storm blog: Rivers overflow; 28 Bypass closed; rescue on Sugar River
• Police officer finds robbery suspect at nearby residence
• Special Artist Talk with Andrew Salomone at the Portsmouth Museum of Art
• Former governor battling lung cancer says family
• Goffstown mother charged with stabbing daughter
• MCL Notes – Spring 2011
• Saint Anselm College students in the Business and Culture in China course were exposed to the fastest growing economy in the world. Students spent time in China's three most important commercial, cultural, and government cities -- Hong Kong, Shangha
• Saint Anselm College students reflect on their study abroad experience in China. Students discuss their experience studying Chinese business and culture.
• Alice McAvoy is a 2010 graduate of Saint Anselm College. After graduation, she decided she wanted to explore the world and chose to work in Shanghai, China teaching English to kindergarten students through the Council on International Educational Exchang
• Saunders guilty in murder-for-hire plot
• Career Tips 2011: Don’t forget to bring copies of your resume to the UACC Career and Internship Fair in Durham today! UNH Career and Internship Fair, Monday, March 7 12:00-4:00pm, Memorial Union Building, Durham, NH, For a directory of employers go
• Join us for Spotlight on Business tomorrow, 3/8 at The Chateau from 12:30-1:30pm. Lunch will be served! Space is still available so please register on our website or by calling Emily at 792-4122. Hope to see you there!
• With humor, outrage, and offense, South Park challenges us to reflect on our assumptions regarding God, spirituality, and religion in general. In the series “Holy South Park” we will explore some of the ways this animated television program h
• Guinta, Bass vote to dump health care paperwork requirement
• New Hampshire State Tax Form Update
• Flashing professor will be paid, at least until May
• Firefighters drop a dime on Hooksett burglary suspect
• John Clayton's In the City: Tales of a smelly skunk and a 45-cent steak
• Mandatory cuts: The 5 percent solution
• Better schools: Charting a new course
• Rep. Andrew J. Manuse: Why I sponsored the TSA 'don't touch my junk' bill
• Celtics pierce Milwaukee
• Gilford woman's search keeps alive memories of NH's fallen
• Northern Pass hearing: Busloads expected
• Abuse of handicap placards to get a close look
• Only in print: Manchester public salaries listed
• Heavy rains, northern snow put NH on watch
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Reporter Wickham heading to Kuwait to profile NH troops
• Monarchs can't seal deal
• Nashua Police arrest local man for allegedly selling cocaine
• Common Ground Meetings: Every Tuesday from 4-5:30pm in Room 252. All are welcome. Common Ground is the UNH Manchester alliance for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, and allies/friends. Attend our meetings for the social gathering, to exch
• Heavy rain expected, flood watch issued for southern NH
• Veterinary bills have owners paying through the cold, wet nose
• John Harrigan: Cougars extinct? Cowardly coyotes
• The 2012 primary: It's anybody's race
• Wood-fired smokescreen: 'Small' carries a big price
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Alderman scolded for raising complaint in public
• Only in Print: Hospital told to pay pastor $121k
• Pros, cons of worker rights laws
• Bill: End road test for older drivers
• BC tops UNH, 4-3 for regular season title; UVM next in playoffs
• Pens trip up B's in OT, 3-2
• Police: Man wanted on child sex assault charge found with 3-year-old girl
• North Carolina fugitive arrested in Nashua
• Div. III Girls' Hoop: Campbell girls finally break on through for crown
• Milford students part of FIRST Regional champions
• Men's Hoop: UNH season ends in America East quarters
• Romney, in N.H., takes shots at Obama, defends Romneycare
• Politico: N.H. gay-marriage debate puts 2012 hopefuls on spot
• Div. IV Girls' Hoop: Four straight titles for Eagles
• Icy road conditions claim life of Berlin woman on Route 16 in Jackson
• Outage cuts power to 2,900 PSNH customers along Route 125
• Nashua pharmacy robbery suspect still at large
• Looking for other opportunities post-graduation? Consider checking out National Service programs such as AmeriCorps, AmeriCorps VISTA or City Year. You volunteer for a year and in exchange you earn a modest living stipend, a scholarship, and great experi
• City man arrested in bank robbery
• Weare police get an earful from tavern owner
• On Baseball: Twins' engine
• Bring on the bands
• Details of school fight will not be released
• Pat Buchanan: Why Gov. Scott Walker must win
• Hurtful speech: It's protected, too
• Wrong-way driver sent to jail for five months
• Only in Print: Recent refugees finding jobs, hope
• C's winning streak now at four
• Monarchs prevail in overtime, 3-2
• College Hockey: BC handles UNH, 4-0
• Spring Training Blog: 3 teams in Fort Myers?
• College Baseketball: UNH women's season ends with America East quarterfinal loss
• DISCOUNT: Discounted tickets are available to students for $15 one-hour before show time for the Palace Theatre’s Citizens Bank "Performing Arts Series." A valid student ID is required for all purchases. Tickets are subject to availabilit
• Victim ID'd in Concord shooting
• Mass. teens charged with Hudson burglary
• Career Tips 2011: We all know more people than we think we do. When thinking about your network don’t forget those in your community who interact with several people on a daily basis. This may include your mechanic, dental hygienist, barbers/beauti
• NH AFL-CIO head backs Lynch on veto decisions
• Common Ground Meetings: Every Tuesday from 4-5:30pm in Room 252. All are welcome. Common Ground is the UNH Manchester alliance for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, and allies/friends. Attend our meetings for the social gathering, to exch
• Morning slate of jury prospects rejected at Gribble trial
• Amendment proposed to limit judicial oversight of NH school funding
• The Scholars in Science & Technology program scholarship (STEM) deadline has been extended to March 15, 2011.
• February payrolls jump, jobless rate near 2-year low
• Politico: Primary fight heats up among states
• Robots coming through in Manchester
• Monarchs get a shot at Worcester
• On Hockey: It has come down to this for UNH
• On Baseball: Locke is a Pirate taking sail
• Extradition begins for sex assault suspect
• John DiStaso's Primary Status: Gingrich hunting for NH votes?
• Only in Print: Motorcycle noise fight saga continues
• Use of deadly force debated
• David Harsanyi: Stop the crying and hand-wringing and start cutting
• Revenue surprises: Fewer in the future?
• Binnie to acquire Derry TV station
• Lucic lifts B's to 2-1 win over Lightning
• Real Clear Politics: Sununu says he'll work against Huntsman
• Jackson Covered Bridge reopens
• Motorist injured by ice falling off truck
• Lawmakers postpone gay marriage repeal decision
• NFL and union agree to 24-hour extension
• ESPN: Sources say man who helps Oregon recruit probed
• Half the jurors seated in Gribble trial
• Carjacking investigated in Manchester
• Career Tips 2011: When you ask for someone’s business card take a minute to write on the back where you met and what you discussed. When you reach out to this person, you will have information to jog their memory about your initial meeting. UNH C
• NH House GOP ‘economy only’ agenda is suspect
• Drug arrests in Merrimack net three
• Derry attempted burglar crashed car in flee from scene
• Officer-involved shooting leaves Concord man dead
• Humanities Question: Sarah Josepha Hale said, “There is something in the decay of nature that awakens thought, even in the most trifling mind.” What lessons do you take from nature’s change of seasons?
• The sweet science: In syrup game, Mother Nature makes the rules
• Manchester budget debacle grows, teachers say health care concessions off the table
• Only in Print: Supreme Court decision's effect on NH funeral protest law
• Mayor wants to move 5th-graders to middle schools
• Jonah Goldberg: The GOP 2012 field pits the fighters versus the fixers
• Congress makes cuts: A federal toenail clipping
• Lunacy at UNH: Faculty union vs. reality
• Spring Training Blog: It's a Fishers reunion in Fla.
• On Baseball: Former Fisher Romero is at center of Jays' vibe
• GOP says it will bridge the great budget divide
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Veteran consultant Carney helps with Newt's NH schedule
• Celtics ride early lead to 115-103 win over Suns
• Politico: GOP freshmen flex their muscles
• Six jurors seated at Gribble insanity trial
• Supreme Court upholds right to military funeral protests
• We've been busy setting up with New Hampshire Public Television for tonight's screening of the film FREEDOM RIDERS. We hope you'll join us for the special screening and panel discussion at 6:30 p.m. in the third floor auditorium. You can
• Lynch to pick his veto fights
• Arctic blast brings whiteout conditions to NH
• Police arrest Portsmouth robbery suspect with K-9’s help
• The Institute is responding to the many requests we have received from NHIA Students to offer a semester overseas program beginning Fall 2011! A representative from St John's College in Turin, Italy will be presenting Friday, March 4 at 12pm in the
• NH misses state revenue projection once again, this time by 17.5%
• Man accused of breaking window on police car
• On Baseball: Carpenter gives Midwest a scare
• Career Tips 2011: An internship is a great way to build your network. Internships at non-profits can be particularly helpful as most have a board of directors comprised of influential and well-connected members of the local community. For more informat
• Study Abroad in Cambridge or London! Please join us for an information session on Wed., March 2nd in room 256. Learn about the semester long UNH London from 11:30-12:00 and/or the summer UNH Cambridge program from 12:00-12:30.
• Basic Introduction to Genealogy Databases Class
• Another View from Anthem's Guertin: We serve Manchester and employees well
• Keep it simple: Family court rules work
• Approval voting? The House should disapprove
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs welcome Penner
• Only in print: PSU Ice Arena offers hockey and a whole lot more
• Only in print: Londonderry officials OK with town salaries
• Witnesses: UNH assault victim started fight
• Memorial Bridge funding may be at risk
• Bill would set dropout age at 16
• Iced-over lakes: A fragile situation
• TSA body scans earn ire of lawmakers
• NH health report: Obesity is state's biggest problem
• Majong helps Trinity rally past Memorial
• Jury continues deliberations in Dianna Saunders murder trial
• John DiStaso's Primary Status: Pawlenty wants his home state to move back its 2012 caucus
• Guinta, Bass vote to keep federal government funded until March 18
• Manchester officer, K-9 'Colt' get their man
• Join us in supporting scholarships for Leadership Greater Manchester and enjoy a four-course meal at Amateur Chef Night...
• No fish tale: Northern shrimp is fresh, local
• The WMUR television news-magazine, NH Chronicle, will be airing a feature story about the New Hampshire Institute of art on Wednesday, March 2nd at 7:00 pm on channel 9. Click the link to view a teaser!
• Tomorrow: screening of FREEDOM RIDERS followed by a panel discussion. Join us at 6:30 p.m. in the third floor auditorium.
• Alleged burglar caught in the act by homeowners
• NH House leadership likes Obamacare compromise, but wants more
• It’s March 1st! The Take It To The Bank Scholarship is accepting applications again!
• Career Tips 2011: An estimated 75%-80% of positions are landed as a result of networking. Get the word out that you are looking! UNH Career and Internship Fair, Monday, March 7 12:00-4:00pm, Memorial Union Building, Durham, NH. For a directory of empl
• Open Studios at Western Ave Studios
• On February 17 The Susan G. Komen for the cure foundation and the University of New Hampshire at Manchester’s Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team celebrated the 1st Pink Tie ball in New Hampshire. The evening raised a total of $4,000 to benefit
• Man killed by train after lying down on tracks in Durham
• Students in Action is a student club that is dedicated to helping out in the community. They are looking for volunteers interested in helping Habitat for Humanity in Manchester over Spring Break. Email Jen Silva at unhm.commuintyservice.edu for more inf
• The Institute is the focus of Wednesday's NH Chronicle on WMUR--tune in! in downtown Manchester, the NH Institute of Art has something for everyone, from the full time student looking for a degree to the adult looking to expand their knowledge. ...
• Police: Fugitive from Mass. arrested in Manchester
• More scholarship information can be found on "NH93 Scholarship Superhighway".
• Acquisition Crawford passed the 'Baird Test'
• White Mountain National Forest turns 100
• State funding: Who's calling the shots?
• NH saves Vermont: Tax relief for everyone!
• Dead 3-year-old's dad spent years in prison
• Roy Stewart: Should Bedford teachers get raises this year?
• Sponsor: Assisted suicide bill DOA
• Wrangling continues on city school budget
• Only in print: Derry, Londonderry deal with salaries
• 20 years later, NH Guard officer back in Kuwait
• Abortion bill: Parents must be informed
• Jonah Goldberg: Throwing in towel on the Constitution
• Nashua student arrested following assault on teacher
• Portsmouth power plant fire started in crusher
• January jobless rate unchanged
• Brown Bag Lecture this Wednesday at Noon: "Parodies in Music", From Allan Sherman to Weird Al to YouTube, learn about the evolving art of parody. Presented by Jamie Saucier.
• Come learn all about your Chamber and how we can better serve you our members!
• Saunders defense rests without calling witnesses
• Common Ground is the UNH Manchester alliance for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, and allies/friends. Attend our meeting for the social gathering, to exchange ideas, and to plan future activities and actions. Questions? Contact Regina
• Be among the first to read the news...
• Jury selection underway in Gribble trial
• Medical marijuana back before NH Legislature
• Two die in snowmobile crashes; more bad weather expected
• Twins topple Sox in Grapefruit League game
• The challenges for Assistant GM Cherington
• Farmington police officers' union certified
• UNH, profs' union differ on likely cuts
• Bruins win fifth straight
• Woman charged with falsely accusing man
• Bill Gates: Improve education by improving teaching
• The biggest, slickest, coolest conga line ever
• On the trail of the Northern Pass project
• Only in Print: Hooksett salaries listed
• Gribble insanity trial jury selection begins
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: How tweet it is
• John Clayton's In the City: Move to L.A. spells disaster for this teen
• Borrowed jobs: A stimulus update
• Slick trick: School board scheme thwarted
• Two arrests after police K-9 detects drugs in vehicle
• Sharks thump Monarchs
• Sandwich home destroyed by fire
• Manchester parking ban Sunday night
• UNH police investigate morning assault
• NH Board of Education names Dr. McNeil to Professional Standards Board
• Chuck Douglas: Time to revisit our constitutions
• John Harrigan: Jericho Park a big step for future
• Annul this law: Public should know facts
• Police in public: No right to privacy
• UNH wins, clings to Hockey East lead
• Kevin Gray: Teen super-talent Bryce Harper is on his way
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Budget storm fizzles as Gatsas gets some sun
• Politico: T-Paw to tea party: 'Rise up'
• Northern Pass opponents meet with Shaheen
• Kidney patient not a contestant; 'she's my mom'
• Making sense of a 'trillion'
• Gas prices changing how Granite Staters travel
• Hundreds join rally in Portsmouth for union solidarity
• Opposition to NH, Wisconsin public employment reforms rallies in Portsmouth
• Murdered tot’s father reported abuse months ago
• Scholarship opportunity for NH students entering Junior or Senior year in Fall of 2011 * March 18th deadline
• A Manchester Police Officer will be on campus Monday, February 28 from 11:30-12:30 to talk about personal safety. Officer Paul Rondeau will not only talk safety, he'll also do a demonstration on how to protect yourself.
• Roger Simon: Welcome governors, now go home
• Shirker in chief: Obama punts DOMA
• HS basketball: Tourney games rescheduled for today
• Manchester holds off Bridgeport; Loktionov hurt
• No. 9 UNH hockey rallies for tie
• Exeter woman killed after striking school bus in Stratham
• Angle: Tea Party movement is here to stay
• Merrimack council backs police chief's nomination as liquor commish
• Only in print: High court rules colleges exempt from rehire law
• Workers protest pension reform
• McLaughlin student bullying: The other side
• Mont Vernon police officer hospitalized after storm-induced accident
• Fergus Cullen: How dare you get paid for saving lives!
• Politico: Trump reins in Roger Stone
• Exeter woman dies in crash with school bus
• Nashua Police, A.G.’s Office investigate toddler’s homicide - Video
• Storm blog: One dead in Stratham accident involving school bus
• 19 charged in underage Hampton party
• NH Gov. Lynch shows support for unions … mostly
• Police; Seabrook man solicited, sent lewd photos to girls
• Death at Christian drug recovery facility
• Wisconsin Assembly approves plan to curb unions
• Nuggets top shorthanded C's, 89-75
• Weare police charge man for recording traffic stop
• Pat Buchanan: Our power recedes in the Middle East
• Drug stamps: Testing isn't cruel
• Monarchs look to keep momentum
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: Wildcats brace for physical Huskies
• Bill allowing concealed, loaded guns worries police
• Bill would make raising taxes harder
• Bill curbs parole of sex offenders, violent inmates
• Voting bills draw public protests
• Only in Print: The only bald guy in the lineup?
• Mark Laliberte: Draft Trump for President
• No major budget action from school board
• Police: Wrong-way driver on Route 101 was drunk
• Police seek suspect in Home Depot robbery
• Early morning fire guts Moultonborough home
• Perkins trade is one of three Celtics deadline deals
• Politico: W.H. hiding meetings with lobbyists by holding them off-site
• Was Whoopie snubbed?
• Father of Nashua boy reported abuse months ago
• Update: At arraignment Dubois says rape charges “unbelievable”
• Don't miss another great Network PM. There's lots of parking, lots of space to network, lots of great food from TideWater Catering and new twist! Come find out what it is.
• Humanities Question: Eldress Bertha Lindsay of Canterbury Shaker Village said, “The beauty of the world about us is only according to what we ourselves bring to it.” What is beautiful to you?
• Only in Print: SNHU sweethearts are ready for 'Wedding Wars'
• Family brings new baby home, meets a burglar
• Salem racer pumped for Snocross competition
• Mechanic arrested after test drive
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Ayotte sets up 'KellyPAC' to help her GOP friends
• Pit bull involved in weekend attack bit man in 2007
• David Harsanyi: In Wisconsin, an assault on taxpayers
• Only in Print: AG says Veterans Museum not registered with state
• Mayor in Aruba, but board sets up a meeting
• George F. Will: Gov. Walker serene in center of storm
• Popular control: What caps are all about
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Good for Guinta; bad for Guinta
• Ward Bird accuser gets jail time in animal cruelty case
• Teen facing charges after teacher assaulted
• Goffstown man arrested a week after police find pot in home
• GOP floats $2 billion a week in cuts
• Huckabee: 'RomneyCare' makes me sick
• Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson: Obama's budget not close to addressing our fiscal challenges
• Nashua toddler's death still under investigation
• Justice Dept. will not defend gay marriage law in courts
• Bipartisan defeat for repeal of mandatory kindergarten
• House votes for NH to exit cap-and-trade program
• Court: Sheriff leaking candidate's annulled conviction was in public's interest
• Police: Trio of pit bulls attacked officers
• Interested in some free hot cocoa? Stop by the Financial Aid Office during the month of February for some cocoa and browse through their listing of scholarships.
• 2011 Women's Caucus for Art (scholarship tab - left hand side) * A NHIA student won last year!! Note: March 1st deadline
• Black History Month event: A screening of the film "A Time for Burning", moderated by Prof. Robert Macieski is scheduled for Thursday, February 24 at 11 am in Room 329. Come by and join in the discussion!
• Lecture today at Noon: How Warmth from the Millyard changed the lives of thousands in NH.
• Rondo celebrates birthday with 115-93 Celtics win
• License abolition measure draws crowd of 200
• Health care competition offers chance to lower costs
• One man's crusade: Cleaning up the electronic wasteland
• Only in Print: Hooksett woman's survival a 'miracle'
• Bill puts focus on spending, tax caps
• Former mayor votes to slash city funding
• Pat Buchanan: In Wisconsin, Battle for America rages
• A mandate miss: Kindergarten's options
• Reject RGGI
• 'Smash and grabs' probed in Keene
• Trial date set for teacher facing child porn charges
• Laconia firefighter injured in truck-car collision
• Lucic paces Bruins to 3-1 road win over Flames
• Monarchs' Jones blanks Falcons
• Three people stabbed at a Manchester sports bar
• Saunders' friend: 'I was an idiot and I signed it'
• Two hurt in city fire
• UNH football to play Ohio's Central State in home opener
• Thune out of 2012 race
• Labor faces a moment of truth
• AG labels three-year-old's death 'suspicious'
• Blasting resumes at outlet mall construction site
• Four Americans killed on pirated yacht off Somalia
• Are you ready for Lunchtime Connections...great lunch provided by Z Food & Drink and a gret way to build your business. Join us at noon!
• Request for top pensioners' names heads to state Supreme Court
• Jonah Goldberg: New conversations about democracy
• Border nightmare: No security for us
• American upheaval: Transformation at home
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs' Hickey taking advantage of chances
• Bedford clerk candidate says she'd do job for less
• 1986 time capsule: Welcome to the future
• Littleton official hits 'send,' draws fire
• Only in print: Students organize to fight voting bill
• Amity Shlaes: Overdue union reforms in Wisconsin
• City school chief looks into bullying charge
• Report: NH gets an 'F' in history education
• Traffic stop leads to armed standoff
• Books in the Mill, the next book group book: Thomas Hardy's "Tess of the d'Urbervilles", March 24 @ 6:30pm.
• Manchester Police, Secret Service break up counterfeit ring
• Suspect in early morning assault is UNH student
• Stop by Prof Klenotic's class on Feb 22 from 2-3:30 for a screening of the silent film "It" with a live music performance. Room 301. "It" is an amusing romantic comedy starring Clara Bow, who was arguably the most famous flappe
• Doing Science with Iran - 2/22 at 7 pm @NHIOP. Scientist Barry Sanders discusses connecting with Iranian scientists -
• Introducing the newest way to get clean drinking water on campus: Water Filtration Vending Machine. Fill your re-useable container with water that has passed through a series of filtration technologies. It's like a Brita with superpowers! For only $
• RT @nhpr - Good Presidents Day morning! Did you have a favorite president growing up? If so, which one was it?
• Manchester Saint Patrick's Parade
• Professors union, UNH officials go on the attack
• Program allows disabled to ski
• John Clayton's In The City: NH Writers' Project acted as 'fairy godmother' to Pulitzer winner
• Joseph McQuaid: One Monday holiday for all Presidents doesn't seem right; How about Watson?
• Washington's day: Not Presidents Day
• Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook: DeSimone joins 100-point club
• Politico: Huckabee throws a Mitt fit
• Only in print: Nine Goffstown employees earn $90k-plus
• Amherst school officials remain mum on punishment in student with gun incident
• On vacation with plenty to do
• SNHU students get cooking for culinary competition
• Two set to stand trial in 2009 slaying of city man
• Fight at Manchester sports bar leaves three stabbed
• Bayne youngest to win Daytona 500
• Manchester Police track bank robber to Home Depot
• Diversity Forum: The topic of immigration will be explored on Tues., Feb 22 at 12:00 in room 319. Look beyond the headlines, sound bites, and political debates surrounding the issue of immigration in the United States. This discussion will focus on the p
• Obesity report shows unhealthy habits of high school students
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Briggs blames planning for poor neighborhoods
• Only in print: Is Binnie taking on WMUR-TV?
• Speaker uninvited from GOP event in Deering
• Hospital costs getting scrutiny
• Judge cautioned in officer's complaint
• Putting a face on proposed state layoffs
• GOP looking to end vehicle registration surcharge
• John Harrigan: Snow spiders and wolves (and snow fleas, too)
• John Stephen: Lynch pushes state costs to localities
• Is Lynch for Obamacare or not?
• Hospital hype: Lynch's moratorium misfire
• Div. II wrestling: Goffstown pins down six crowns
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Almost like playing musical chairs
• No. 8 UNH ties Vermont
• Two prescription drug arrests after apartment search
• NHPTV seeks messages of support from educators and families
• Another stab at education funding
• West is best in DECA business competition
• $100K counterfeit paycheck ring broken up, police say
• Pat Buchanan: Will multiculturalism doom Europe?
• Shaheen's shift: Sugar and spending
• Only in print: Memorial High School honor roll
• Super Secret Project's new NH video gives props to the plow guy
• School board weighs 3 budget options
• Florida looking to move primary ahead of NH's
• UNH hockey rolls past Vermont
• Power outages reported in Southern NH
• Paintings stolen from Exeter Hospital
• Man surrenders to police on sexual assault on child charges
• Fight in Plaistow parking lot ends with stabbing
• Wanted man: Considered armed and dangerous - Photo
• Two men arrested in connection with Rochester robbery
• Black History Month event: A screening of the film "A Time for Burning", moderated by Prof. Robert Macieski is scheduled for Thursday, February 24 at 11 am in Room 329. Come by and join in the discussion!
• Seacoast newspaper runs list of students who made the Dean's List:
• Fairness is focus of debate on education rebates
• Work on I-93 Exit 5 gets the green light
• Jet engine funding cut affects jobs in Hooksett
• GOP says cuts pass cost onto taxpayers
• Only in Print: Bill seeks to change NH murder statute
• Exeter Hospital, Anthem reach deal
• John Stossel: In the future, maybe we’ll start our own sea nations
• The budget focus: NH House is doing well
• No news is good news for Monarchs
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: Business trip for Wildcats
• Mother, son accused of violating parole
• Bruins snap skid, top Isles, 6-3
• Hundreds turn out to be heard on proposed same-sex marriage repeal
• They're back, with the 'Plow Guy Boogaloo'
• Politico: Rubio backs early Florida primary
• Federal Parolee accused of two sexual assaults
• Palin appeal continues to dim in NH
• Trailer breaks free of log truck in Lebanon, claims life of Enfield man
• Homemade bombs set off at Newport home
• Don't miss lunch with Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly on Wednesday, March 23rd at SNHU. Register here:
• Humanities Question: Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler sang… “the things that come to those what wait may be the things left by those that got there first.” When is patience not a virtue?
• Would like a warm beverage on a cool day? Stop by the Financial Aid office anytime in February for some free hot cocoa. And check out the upcoming scholarship opportunities while you're there!
• Trash program prompts Tea Party in Merrimack
• Look for Northern Lights tonight
• George F. Will: Daniels' case for untying Gulliver
• Gov. Stephen? Lynch adopts Granite Care
• Obama's budget: A shameful fiction
• City man denies he raped 12-year-old girl
• City drug raid nets two arrests
• House votes to bar state funding for public television
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Sources say Bachmann's NH debut will be March 12
• Only in Print: Better days ahead for Hampton Beach
• Illegal alien pleads guilty in DMV bribery scheme
• City police seek man in store robbery
• Only in Print: Northern Pass path at border revealed
• Politico: Palin hints at White House run, slams Obamas
• Repeal of gambling tax OK'd by Senate
• Comcast long-distance service goes on the blink
• Pierce has 31 as Celtics top Nets, 94-80
• Charlie Davies signs with D.C. United
• Handgun taken off Souhegan High School student
• Rick Zang, associate professor of mathematics, was elected to a three year term on the Board of Directors of the New Hampshire Wildlife Federation at their annual meeting in January.
• UNH Manchester's Warmth From the Millyard was featured on the One Warm Coat facebook page!
• 'Segway' by Ryan Haywood, banner no. 4
• Concord man arrested in dealership burglary
• NH delegation backs Patriot Act extension
• House passes repeal of 'evergreen' contracts for government workers
• DNA links city man to sex assault against 12-year-old
• Nashua student robbed at bus stop; two teens arrested
• Another packed Value Added Program! Thank you millennium Integrated Marketing & Ignite Bar & Grille
• Winterfest!
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Kozun starting to come on
• Police raid house, find 77 pot plants
• Merrimack police chief set for liquor commission post
• Sen. Lou D'Allesandro: Senate should kill bill ordering AG to sue over health care law
• Town halts blasting at outlet mall site
• Only in Print: Husband tells of wife's rescue from ice
• Police Athletic League team helps boxer win Golden Gloves tourney
• Only in Print: Sex passage gets another book pulled in Bedford
• Jay Ambrose: President Obama surrenders to an enemy called the debt
• Business tool: UNH abuses undergraduates
• Lynch listened: Voters, this is your doing
• NHL: 'Gordie Howe hat trick' for former UNH star van Riemsdyk
• Kessel, Grabovski each score twice as Leafs top Bruins, 4-3
• Police: Clerks thwart would-be robbers
• Politico: Gays yes, gay marriage no, says Trump
• Former President Bush, Celtics legend Russell among those honored with Medal of Freedom
• GOP quibbles over Lynch budget estimate
• House passes right-to-work by wide margin
• Update: Sex offender faces new charges
• Event tonight: Feb 15 at 7pm: "Parental Privacy Controls," how to protect your family in the digital age.
• UNH Manchester is now following New Hampshire Public Television!
• John Rigazio: Unions are the answer to worldwide unrest
• Obama budget: One thumbs up, three thumbs down
• Gov. Lynch: 1 in 10 state jobs should be axed
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the positions of Campus Web Coordinator, Business Services Assistant, Administrative Assistant and Adjunct Faculty for the Computer Information Systems and Psychology programs. The UNH Graduate School in Manches
• Lynch: Moratorium on hospital construction, health care executive costs
• Don't miss our Member Led Workshop on Social Media today at 12:30 with lunch catered by Ignite Bar & Grille
• Thanks, PALs, for organizing last week's Winterfest for first year students!
• Hurry, last chance! $4,000 Study Abroad Scholarship applications due TODAY Feb. 15th. Stop by the FA Office or visit to print an application. You may fax application to 641-4125 Attn: Kim Brown
• City store robbed
• A Manchester Police Officer will be on campus today from 11:30-12:30 to talk about personal safety. Officer Paul Rondeau will not only talk safety, he'll also do a demonstration on how to protect yourself.
• ATTN Seniors! Friday, February 25 is the last day to fill out the intent-to-graduate form in the Academic Counseling Office. The form will trigger an audit of your academic records which will verify if you have met the degree requirements for graduatio
• Police: Man threatened dad with gun
• Great Rotary Ice Fishing Derby hauls in $150,000 in ticket sales
• Only in Print: Emergency dispatch chief hosted underage party
• Hooksett mom said to be 'doing OK'
• Sealed with a kiss on Valentine's Day
• NH House members to vote on controversial measures
• Lynch budget plan slashes 255 state jobs
• Thomas Sowell: What the Republicans can learn from Rocky Marciano
• Teacher concessions: City is right to demand them
• Marc Thaler's High School Hockey: Defending champs getting it together
• Ultimate Electronics closing
• Gribble insanity plea jury to use LaBarre guidelines
• Tomorrow at 7pm in the auditorium: "Parental Privacy Controls," Have you ever really thought about how many Internet attached devices are in your family member’s hands today? Have you thought about the privacy exposures these devices cr
• Domestic violence victim arrested after struggle with police
• TOMORROW: A Manchester Police Officer will be on campus tomorrow & Monday, February 28 from 1:30-12:30 to talk about personal safety. Officer Paul Rondeau will not only talk safety, he'll also do a demonstration on how to protect yourself. Come
• New site urges Trump run, seeds grassroots in NH
• UNH Manchester's summer registration begins March 28.
• Thanks GoodGood Manchester for posting UNH Manchester events!
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of Campus Web Coordinator. To view a full position description or to apply for the position please visit:
• Days after boyfriend's death Saunders sought Shea-Porter's help with local police
• Thanks Stay Work Play for help figuring out how to tag using Facebook!
• Planning to Study Abroad? Go to the Financial Aid Office to pick up a $4,000 Study Abroad Scholarship before it’s too late! Deadline to apply is February 15.
• The Graduate School Manchester Campus has an opening for an Administrative Assistant II. To view the full position description or to apply, please visit:
• Free hot cocoa! Stop by the Financial Aid office anytime in February for some free hot cocoa. And check out the upcoming scholarship opportunities while you're there, like the Study Abroad Scholarship. Applications are due Feb 15
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting Adjunct Faculty for the CIS and Psychology programs. To view full position descriptions or to apply for a position, please visit:
• Sex offender faces more child porn charges
• Congrats to Robin Comstock and all of the NHBR's Outstanding Women in Business
• Congratulations to Chamber President & CEO Robin Comstock, recipient of the NHBR Outstanding Women of the Year Award. Congratulations to all of the amazing recipients.
• “ Last Chance! $4000 Study Abroad Scholarship applications due tomorrow Feb. 15th. Stop by the FA Office or visit to print an application. You may fax application to 641-4125 Attn: Kim Brown
• Today at 11am on campus...Egypt: Lessons and Implications. Join the Discussion led by Professor's Michael Contarino and Melinda Negron-Gonzales.
• NH budget: A battle of the revenue
• Only in Print: Purmort's story rules at banquet
• PSU pair win backyard snowboard park contest
• Delivering a baby could be a labor of laugh
• Just an old-fashioned Valentine's song
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Remembering a 'gentle' man who helped 'indy' newspapers
• John Clayton's In the City: Bodies, minds move in after-school program
• Funding NHPTV: Private is better
• Nancy Kane: Cutting NH tobacco taxes will increase youth smoking, reduce state revenues
• Eyeing Lynch's budget: What to watch for
• Conway standoff ends in arrest
• School board members don't seek Kelley's resignation
• One injured in three-alarm Dover fire, two rescued from roof
• Manchester man out on bail attempts to smother wife
• Amateur radio station featured in new Discovery Center exhibit
• Tues, Feb 15 @ 7pm: "Parental Privacy Controls," how to protect your family in the digital age.
• Olympic gold medalist Hannah Kearney takes a short break
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Despite appeals, teachers won't talk concessions
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: School building aid program may not survive new scrutiny
• Only in print: Bedbug error irks Manchester hotel
• Mustache lovers claim a world record
• AG defends not suing over Obamacare
• NH court overhaul plan faces hurdle
• A look at Trump -- and his chances
• Monarchs are Comeback Kids ... again
• Snowshoer plucked from icy water
• Charles Krauthammer: From freedom agenda to freedom doctrine
• The commuter rail fantasy
• Public salaries: One area overlooked
• Lost Weekend: UNH swept by Merrimack
• Politico: Paul wins CPAC straw poll -- again
• A Bird in the Hand…
• Politico: New D.C. order: Rookies rule CPAC
• Adult education programs in New Hampshire give dropouts a second chance
• Pelham man arrested after I-93 crash in Londonderry
• No. 6 UNH hockey loses to No. 11 Merrimack
• Winnacunnet girls win 62nd straight
• Memorial's Madol and Merrimack's Floras put on a show in Crusaders' win
• Salem man indicted on charges of assaulting officer, forging checks
• Only in print: School board's Kelley charged
• City gets grant to remove lead paint
• Education panel kills kindergarten repeal
• Merrimack revives pay-per-bag trash plan
• NH Egyptians mixed over what future will bring
• Fergus Cullen: Retracing Lincoln's 1860 visit to New Hampshire
• Illegal U-turn on I-93 causes multiple car accident
• Politico: GOP's 2012 candidates fall short at CPAC
• Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resigns
• Nashua Police arrest man in connection with August burglary
• New poll shows Obama ahead of four major potential GOP candidates
• Intown Manchester has partnered with the Institute and commissioned student Ryan Haywood to design the seven banners for the 2011 Walkable Neighborhoods Street Banner Program.
• Egypt: Lessons and Implications, join the discussion at UNH Manchester on Monday, Feb 14 at 11am.
• What if Donald Trump runs?
• House plan would preserve current education aid to towns for two years
• Join us Wed., Feb 16 at 8:30 a.m. for a free presentation, "The Greening of Faith: God, the Environment and the Good Life".
• Ayotte takes a turn at Press Club dinner
• Pink Tie Benefit-- tickets are still available! Contact Professor Kelly Kilcrease at 641-4168 or email Kelly.kilcrease@unh.edu.
• Corrections officer indicted on drug charge
• A Manchester Police Officer will be on campus Tuesday, February 15 and Monday, February 28 from 11:30-12:30 to talk about personal safety. Officer Paul Rondeau will not only talk safety, he'll also do a demonstration on how to protect yourself.
• Roses reign, but women like a little variety
• USNH to seek cuts in benefits
• Top city school officials agree to give up raises
• John Stossel: Order happens spontaneously
• Setting NH policy: Politics and AG Delaney
• Pirates, Monarchs building a rivalry
• Allen Lessels' College Notebook: Merrimack weekend a big one
• Teen accused of attacking ex-girlfriend
• Poll: Confidence in NH delegation divided
• RGGI: Environmental plus or stealth tax?
• Only in Print: He got her goat, and then both quit
• Celtics' Allen sets 3-point record
• Politico: Kucinich wants a primary challenger for Obama — but not him
• NH voters show continued dislike for health care law
• Ben Boychuk: School choice programs can save states big money
• Politico: GOP cuts deep as right revolts
• Man arrested after choking girlfriend, throwing her into snow bank
• Today at 4:00 in the auditorium lobby, Dean's List Reception for first year students.
• Burst pipes makes massive mess for Manchester East Little League
• Guinta, Bass back Patriot Act extension
• Police: Manchester man tried to suffocate wife
• Monarchs Pond Hockey Classic canceled
• 'For Artists Only' group critique at the Portsmouth Museum of Art
• Bad Romance
• Would You Get on the Bus? UNH Manchester and NHPTV are coordinating a screening of the film "Freedom Riders" on Wednesday, March 2 at 6:30 p.m. Attend a preview of this powerful screening followed by a panel discussion. Watch a clip now:
• Police: Woman stole, crashed pickup
• Humanities Question: Author Willa Cather said, “I shall not die of a cold. I shall die having lived.” What will your epitaph be?
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for a 75% time (28.10 hours per week), full-benefited Administrative Assistant to provide support services to faculty and the multiple functions of the Engineering Technology Department. To view a full position des
• Congrats to UNH Manchester alumni who completed BAE's Leadership Program
• Pair charged in scrap metal theft
• Fight night at the Garden: Bruins top Habs, 8-6
• Pat Buchanan: Ideology vs. the national interest
• Preschool mandate: Restore local choice
• Promoting abortion: Not on the taxpayers' dime
• New name, approach for abi
• Bedford police say woman is trying to use stolen identity
• Poll: Majority in NH disapprove of Obama's handling of economy, health care
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Stephen forms PAC to continue his campaign message
• Only in Print: Teachers show solidarity for salaries
• Alpha-Bits child care appeals violations
• Granite Staters find ways to cope with 'cabin fever'
• Board votes to negotiate with teachers
• Monarchs falter in shootout, fall to Bears, 2-1
• Two rescued from Concord locomotive derailment
• Lawsuit over power loss, woman's death
• Neighbor, police officer testify in Saunders trial
• Gatsas optimistic about difficult negotiations ahead
• Nashua man arrested for sexual assault on 13-year-old girl
• Here's the NH Union Leader's coverage of today's State of the State/City
• The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the Greater Concord and Greater Nashua Chambers of Commerce are the recipients of a 2011 NHBR BOB Award in the category of Best Networking Event for the Tri-City Expo. Thank you everyone for
• Bode Miller rallies to finish despite losing pole
• Lynch says his proposed budget will contain no new or increased taxes
• Furgal guilty of second degree murder
• Don't miss our "Sweet" Network AM tomorrow at Van Otis! You can get something for that special someone and network!
• Granite Thunder: Photo of NH soldiers going to war helps keep bonds
• Lynch threatens to veto bill aimed at blocking federal health care mandate
• NH bill seeks constitutional ban on income tax
• Mayor Ted Gatsas at the Chamber's State of the State/City.
• Governor John Lynch discussing the State of the State at the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce breakfast forum.
• Woman arrested after choking, attacking man with knife
• Today at 12:00 in the auditorium: "Do I really need to have that test?" Understanding risk and making medical decisions in the age of TMI. Co-sponsored by the Wellness Committee. Presented by Gene Elizabeth Harkless, associate professor of nurs
• AG's office slams Milford youth football league
• George F. Will: This one is Egypt's to lose
• Corporate tax cuts? Obama talks the talk
• Amity Shlaes: Parents who don't vaccinate their children make us sick
• Virtual meetings: An accountability problem
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Are you ready for some Monarchs hockey?
• Albany man charged with attempted murder in campground stabbing
• Business break-ins put police on alert
• Planned Parenthood funding bill divisive
• Manchester's money picture is better
• Only in Print: Power play in Concord over Northern Pass
• Kindergarten bill targets mandate
• Bonner not chosen for 3-point contest
• New England Board Higher Ed: Mismatch in the Labor Market: The Supply of and Demand for Middle-Skilled Workers in New England
• Free sewing pattern for beginners: An easy Valentine's Day quilt
• UNH Manchester in the news:
• Accused in costly Pelham standoff wins transfer to hospital
• Poll: Lynch popularity still high, economy still a concern
• Students: Don't forget to stop by the Financial Aid office for some free hot cocoa!
• Don't miss our Spotlight on Business today at 12:30 at Chen Yang Li, hosted by OTT Communications
• Today: Winterfest from 3:00-6:00 in the third floor auditorium and lobby. A welcome back to campus, free food, games and giveaways. Coordinated by the PALs for first year students.
• Deadly blaze in Manchester's North End
• Bill would deny funding for Planned Parenthood
• Only in print: Northern Pass hearing draws North Country concerns
• Wes Moore: Why I loved Ronald Reagan
• Tonka the pit bull makes 'dramatic' recovery
• Winter's weight assaulting NH rooftops
• Judge orders wedding photographers to repay home loan
• Politico: How Obama plays media like a fiddle
• Manchester teachers receive ultimatum over health care
• Dueling concealed firearms bills divide GOP
• David Harsanyi: Obamacare and the right kind of activism
• House Bill 190: Excluding public a bad idea
• Fixing SB 500: Make Lynch keep his word
• Boston mile champ: Hanover High grad has 'best race' of career
• Bicycling assailant sought by police
• Ward Bird redux? Londonderry man may claim waving gun was justified
• Legislature wants amendment to ban income tax
• Check out this article regarding Facebook privacy settings:
• Manchester Police grateful for officer’s safe return from military duty
• Taco Bell bandit back behind bars after bank heist goes bust
• The Institute's Ceramics Department is hosting a day-long ceramics workshop with renown artist Phil Rogers Wednesday, Feb. 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Manchester snow emergency Monday night
• Students: Ticket sales for the NYC bus trip open next Monday in the Business Office. The trip is on Saturday, April 30. Price: $46/person; $30/undergrad degree students (discount courtesy of student activity fee) Tickets for non-students go on sale Feb
• Pro-gun GOP backs away from ‘risky’ gun bill
• Politico: Nevada - The chopped liver caucus
• Merrimack man held on sexual assault charge
• Man and daughter threatened by acquaintance with BB pistol
• Open House for ESOL Students, families, and friends. Showcasing the academic opportunities for ESOL students. Tuesday, February 15 at 6:00pm in the CAE on the first floor. RSVP to 641-4150 or email unhm.admissions@unh.edu to register.
• Packers win Super Bowl XLV
• What you missed in print: Salaries for town and school employees in Bedford, Merrimack, Goffstown, Hooksett, Auburn, Candia
• John Clayton's In the City: Did you once live in Squog?
• Joseph McQuaid: 'True Grit' better than the original
• Bid it out: City insurance needs new look
• Stolen, then towed: A precedent-setting event
• Allen Lessels' UNH notebook: Derry's Thompson makes his case for Hobey
• 2 injured shoveling off roofs
• Poll: Readership divided on effort to free for Ward Bird
• Stephen Hunter: In defense of the handgun with 33 rounds
• Snow buries cemeteries
• Packers win Super Bowl XLV
• Small plane crashes on Lake Winnipesaukee
• Firefighters work to rescue cattle caught in Bath barn collapse
• Manchester man arrested on domestic violence; drug charges
• A day in the life of a deer in the yard
• Thanks, Ron: Remembering Reagan
• 'Goo-goos' again: Out to kill Ronald McDonald
• Monarchs, Jones shut out the Devils
• UNH scores late as 'Cats sweep Maine
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: School building aid program may not survive new scrutiny
• Politico: GOP frets over Reagan mythmaking
• With Reagan, "What you saw is what you got"
• Only in print: EPA says farmers won't need emergency response plan
• Upgrade could speed response to emergencies
• Education bills could create tax quandary puzzle
• Bill seeks end to early inmate release mandate
• Road conditions worsening as sleet, freezing rain fall
• Nashua Police arrest woman for jewelry, electronics burglary
• Job Search Clinic #2 – Creating A Resume
• Roger Simon: Egypt shows how our dealings with dictators have changed
• Violence, Veils and Bloodlines -
• A zig to the right for Gov. Lynch
• Bedford woman charged with animal cruelty
• Amity Shlaes: In global economy, rural New England rules still apply
• Free the HSAs: A start on Obamacare
• Monarchs fall in shootout
• Thompson's two goals lead UNH
• Coyotes come calling, seeking dinner
• Friend: Furgal was scared, kids punched him
• NH native skates her way to glory
• Only in Print: Library budget woes could cut hours, jobs
• Storms strain snow removal budget
• Governor signs HB 77 into law
• Triple-decker building on fire in Manchester
• Police arrest Nashua man for August electronics burglary
• Bomb threat in Berlin closes bank's branches
• Check out our mention on this blog by Judi Window, guest bloggers for The Balsams Resort:
• Egypt: Lessons and Implications, join the Discussion at UNH Manchester on Monday, February 14 at 11 am.
• Police: Concord Radio Shack robbery was staged by employee
• New law prevents gutting of warrant articles in SB2 towns
• Rockholt pleads guilty, will be star witness against others charged in DMV bribery scandal
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Ward Bird -- The right decision was made
• Reagan's 100th renews battle over renaming mountain
• City woman's vehicle reported stolen, towed, impounded, pardoned
• Crowd debates right-to-work bill
• Karen Tumulty: In Reagan's shadow, and staying there
• Ward Bird witness to answer animal cruelty charges
• John Harrigan: Northern Pass is about greed, not green
• Testing and budgets: Goffstown teaches a lesson
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: After fun, some games for Monarchs
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: 'Cats will try to white out Black Bears
• Concord woman identified as inmate who died in cell
• Politico: Don't hold your breath for McCain's endorsement
• House GOP wants 2 percent cut from state budget
• Only in Print: News of banned birds creates a flutter
• B's win fights, game with Stars, 5-3
• Radisson in Nashua reopens
• Four Celtics highlight All-Star reserves
• Romney doles out $6,500 to Ayotte, Bass, Guinta
• Police officer’s quick actions result in robbery suspect’s arrest
• NH health care vote put off
• Manchester is featured in the January issue of Sports Events Magazine...check out page 38!
• The NH Charitable Foundation is now accepting scholarship applications for the 11/12 school year! *If you are awarded a scholarship please remember to send an appropriate Thank You note.
• Police: Man threatened father, daughter with BB gun
• In "Our Nig" (1859), the 1st published novel by an African American, Harriet E. Wilson passionately decried the hypocrisy of abolitionists in the North who opposed slavery but continued to oppress African Americans in their own communities. &ld
• Hope everyone was able to dig out this morning! The chamber will have a delayed opening today at 10am.
• Eligible 2011-2012 full-time freshmen and sophomores in BIO, CIS, ET or admitted to an associates program with interest in a STEM discipline may apply for the UNH Manchester Scholars in Science and Technology Program scholarship. Eligibility requirement
• Child pornography possession charged
• Today is Transer Day on College Week Live. Visit UNH Manchester virtually. We hope to see you there!
• Attention UNH Manchester Science and Technology Majors and those interested in pursuing science and tech majors! Attend an information session on the STEM scholarship program on Tues, Feb 15 from 6-6:30 in room 253. Learn more at:
• National 'Retire Ronald' campaign comes to NH
• Home defense: Cates, Bird cases show need
• UNH 'excited' about recruiting class
• Politico: Thune faces tough choice on 2012
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Republican agenda sparking Democratic grassroots to action
• Pair's disappearance eats at their family
• Only in Print: Parrots must go, state tells woman
• Earmarks change threatens Guard program
• Dan K. Thomasson: Protect deployed troops from foreclosure
• George F. Will: Rick Santorum mines the social issues
• Ward Bird's sentence commuted to time served
• Insurance chief withdraws health contract
• Pats' Belichick earns Coach of the Year honors
• Sen. Molly Kelly: Don't decimate public education
• Man robbed, threatened with screwdriver
• Proposal rewrites NH oath of office
• Dover man arrested in gun threat
• I am college bound NH - a video featuring Lowell, a UNH Manchester student.
• Manchester man arrested for felony domestic violence assault
• Commemorate the Apollo 14 while learning about the Moon this weekend
• Celtics finish West Coast swing with 95-90 win over Kings
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: This line has some electricity
• Local eyes on Egypt
• The groundhog needs a shovel
• Only in Print: No more layoff talk in Manchester?
• Ward Bird makes bid for freedom
• Manchester day care rejects state's allegations
• GOP to council: Reject health insurance contract
• New top GOP staffer in hot water over remarks critical of Pawlenty
• Sandler gets his star
• Thomas Sowell: Regulating over spilled milk
• Fisher Cats' stadium: New name, same game
• Goffstown green: Recreation fees arrive
• Bruins top 'Canes, 3-2
• Pats' Brady named NFL's top offensive player
• UNH Manchester will close today, Feb. 1, 2011, at 6:00 pm. All classes scheduled for 5:00 pm and after are cancelled and the building will be closed at 6:00 pm.
• NH GOP takes health care fight to Executive Council
• Danielle Winters: Mr. President, give my generation a chance
• Sign up for UNH Alerts and you'll receive an email and a text message sent to your phone if the campus is closed.
• Should an employer be able to take corrective action over something an employee posts on his/her own social media pages? Read the article and tell us what you think.
• What do schools do with NECAP results?
• Fall 2010 NECAP results for NH released to the public
• Cates endorses death penalty for home invasion murder
• Boss injured in brutal beating
• Man who choked girlfriend and fled is apprehended by K-9
• The February issue of Campus Connections is now available online:
• Tonight at 6 p.m. at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics
• Imagination Movers In A Big Warehouse Tour 2011
• Only in print: Highway Dept. tops city layoff list
• Family-owned Tiny Totland to close this month
• Only in Print: Boy was abused for years, police say
• Bills to expand death penalty to be heard today
• David Harsanyi: In Obama ‘Sputnik moment,’ are we the Russians?
• A bad bet: Gambling tax fails
• Suing the feds: Lawmakers vs. the AG
• Marc Thaler's High School Hockey: Standing tall while short
• Nashua hotel abruptly closes its doors
• Prosecutors seek higher bail for sitter
• Brother says Vydfol became 'hysterical' when intoxicated
• Lynch, Executive Council to consider Ward Bird pardon petition
• Federal judge strikes down Obamacare
• Where do all those clothing donations go?
• Don't miss our Member Led Workshop tomorrow at 12:30, "Understanding Financial Aid" and lunch from Ignite Bar & Grille
• Congratulations to all of the students on the fall 2010 Dean's List!
• Free Tax Assistance Locations in Manchester
• Students graduating in May, don't forget to file your intent-to-graduate form with Academic Counseling by February 11. The form is available online:
• Congratulations to all of the 40 Under Forty Honorees several are graduates of the Chamber's Leadership Greater Manchester program!
• Do you know a high school Junior who you feel would be a good fit at Saint Anselm College (cousin, brother, sister, friend, neighbor, etc.)? Please pass on an invitation to join us during school vacation. February Junior Visit Programs will run February
• Join the NH Food Bank on February 17 for a wine tasting benefit event,
• City store robbed by masked men
• Congratulations to all of this year's Union Leader's 40 Under 40 honorees. Among the list are UNH Manchester alumnus Kate Luczko ('08 business), Meena Gyawali ('06 G public administration) and former students Will Stewart and Brandin
• Don't forget we're making up our January Member Led Workshop tomorrow, "Understanding Financial Aid" with lunch provided by Ignite Bar & Grille
• Brown Bag Lecture Wednesday at Noon in the auditorium, "Artful Quotations: Art about Art" by professor Andrew Laurie Stangel. Look at playful interpretations of art by acclaimed artists.
• Snow is in the forecast this week. Have you signed up for UNH Alerts yet?
• Ask the Expert: Develop an IP plan
• John Clayton's In the City: Let's raise a glass to the authors among us
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: I've caught a cold and would like to return it
• Defining adequate: Here we go again
• Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook: Maine event set
• Robbers sought in Milford
• Furgal witness heard trying to help keep man alive
• NH bookstores turn page on e-books
• Fisher Cats' stadium gets new name
• Only in Print: Meet our annual 40 Under 40
• Fuel prices leave some Granite Staters in the cold
• Nashua Police arrest woman on domestic violence felony
• Police seek public’s help with pizzeria burglary
• TIGER helps kids deal proactively with bullying issues
• State transparency: Bye, bye blocked ID
• UNH finishes off sweep of Friars
• Zatkoff backstops Monarchs victory
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Proposed city sewer rate decrease stopped up in committee
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: What about the revenue shortfall?
• What you missed in print: Widow says lawyer stole $1 million
• Passion, pride meet in pond hockey series
• Slick times for a good cause in Lakes Region
• Panel: Allow women in battle
• Possible primary rivals hit pause
• Hunting is safe and healthy
• Addressing debt: Shaheen's top priority
• Children’s Event: Yo Gabba Gabba Party
• Off-duty Manchester officer chases down robber
• Embattled head of Sununu Youth Services Center resigns
• Bedford animals seized at home
• Deep snow leaves wheelchair access limited
• Manchester's Adam Sandler makes Walk of Fame
• What you missed in print: 200 jobs in schools at stake
• Snow skews school schedules
• Hundreds gather to remember McAuliffe
• Fergus Cullen: LIHEAP leads to playing politics with grandma's furnace
• Dangerous imports: Who gets through our border?
• Bishop Guertin defeats Trinity in battle of powers
• Politico: A big warning sign for Romney
• Ann Marie Lawrence of Elliot Hospital explains how the new facility will be used to treat urgent care patients.
• Behind the scenes at the new Elliot Rivers Edge project.
• It's our employee staff day today and we are getting a sneak peak behind the scenes tour of the Elliot Hospital Rivers Edge project.
• Banner number two is unveiled ...
• On February 3rd, 2011, University of New Hampshire at Manchester will participate in CollegeWeekLive TRANSFER DAY, an online event for students interested in transferring to a four-year institution. Sign Up For Free Today! Visit our virtual booth for de
• A sweeping generalization from NH House speaker
• Humanities Question: New Hampshire teacher and Challenger crew member Christa McAuliffe said, “I touch the future. I teach.” How do you strive to touch the future?
• Celtics open road trip with 88-78 win over Blazers
• Bonin Architects Lakefront Cottage Recognized at 2011 American Institute of Architects NH Excellence in Architecture Design Awards
• Ruggiero judge asked to recuse himself
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Ploy leaves green eggs on faces at NEA-NH
• Two games, then time for a break for the Monarchs
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: UNH back into the Friar pan
• Judge rules against Gribble's attorneys on banning words
• Only in Print: Elliot Hospital makes court filing in CMC case
• City department heads propose layoffs
• 25 years later, McAuliffe's memory stills soars
• Unions speak out on state pension reform
• Shaheen wants biennial budget for U.S.
• Pat Buchanan: And the debt bomb ticks on
• Pension push: Be open to changes
• NH jobless rate improves
• Just a reminder for Institute students to file your 2011/2012 FAFSA by March 1st. Click the link to get started!
• Prisoner's death investigated as suicide
• Free sewing pattern for beginners to intermediates: Colorful Rooster
• Politico: Ayotte sidesteps formal tea party affiliation
• Take a peek at the newest UNH Manchester student created film, produced by Randy Eklund, senior in the CA program. The film features our very own Professor Andy Stangel.
• First year students, does this describe you?
• Where does our road salt come from?
• Police: Nashua woman stabbed husband
• Humanities Question: New Hampshire teacher and Challenger crew member Christa McAuliffe said, “I touch the future. I teach.” How do you strive to touch the future?
• Four charged in NH, Maine pharmacy robberies
• Rick Santorum: From Obama, the same old liberalism as always
• Partisan pork: NH Dems' earmark hypocrisy
• Winning the future: With trains and windmills?
• Government caller ID blocks may end
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: What will John H. Sununu's legacy be?
• $1.1m in outstanding sewer fees in Manchester
• Auburn students may shift to Pinkerton
• GOP proposes broad reforms to avert collapse of state pension system
• Dover apartment fire forces evacuation of seniors
• Monarchs power past Admirals, 4-2
• Bruins continue to have Panthers' number, 2-1
• Police find hundreds of knives and swords in Conway home
• AG says officers justified in Salem shooting
• Ex-teacher admits sending obscene messages, photos
• Former police chief accused of trading drugs for sex
• Propane truck, Coast bus collide in Farmington
• David Harsanyi: Fear of a red planet
• Police: North Conway man assaulted wife
• The exhibit opens today. Let's all get small and check it out!
• Man flees cruiser accident and another, then gets arrested
• Students, don't forget to check out the free food in the student lounge this week!
• Boil order issued in Allenstown, Pembroke after water main break
• Mill Works is now available to read online. Check it out:
• Politico: Address puts economy first
• Developing Bedford: No director needed
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs right back to work
• Officer testifies about Halloween 2009 stabbing death
• Ex-public works employee admits witness tampering
• Only in Print: Kimball says GOP victory was about more than Tea Party
• Painting found at garage sale makes Impression
• Depleted city surplus could result in layoffs
• Referee revived after collapse during game
• Thomas Sowell: For improving our lives, 'the rich' get attacked
• Ramp rights: Not very civil
• NH delegation reacts to Obama speech
• Celts 'Perk'-ed up by center's return, top woeful Cavs 112-95
• Police catch Manchester woman in the midst of a burglary
• Guns put end to student visit at State House
• Education bill opponents out in force
• Broken pipe cuts water to Manchester homes
• Another packed Lunchtime Connections and great lunch from Z food & drink! Thanks to our facilitators Paul Donehue of Paul Charles & Associates and Armand Hebert of Referral Institute NH and all our attendees!
• Eligible 2011-2012 full-time freshmen and sophomores in BIO, CIS, ET or admitted to an associates program with interest in a STEM discipline may apply for the UNH Manchester Scholars in Science and Technology Program scholarship. Eligibility requirement
• Plaistow father sentenced 15 to 30 years for abusing triplets
• Joe Briggs: For better schools, Manchester must raise taxes
• Welcome back to campus!! With snow in the forecast this week, don't forget to sign-up for UNH Alert to get a text message if the building is closed. Closings are also posted on the school's website, on the radio and WMUR. Or, you can call th
• Kings clip Bruins
• Only in print: Food stamp demand up in NH
• Mercury's plunge has NH shivering
• Pat Buchanan: How the Chinese must see us
• Briggs' tax hike: It'll never be enough
• Chairman Jack: Kimball's new job
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: It's decision time
• Jury to visit scene of 2009 Halloween stabbing
• Blizzard loses her case, but not license
• Democrat demands GOP decide on Brunelle
• Bedford board won't back cash donations to teachers
• Derry church is building faith, $1 at a time
• NH students make the March for Life
• City police: Bad student behavior is just that
• Ill. court rules Rahm Emanuel isn't qualified to be Chicago mayor
• Large apartment party leads to arrests
• Kimball's full-court press for a conservative presidential candidate
• UNH Manchester in the news:
• Spring 2011 classes start on Tuesday, January 25.
• It's a cold morning here in New Hampshire! What was the temp at your house this morning?
• Join Stay Work Play and network with young professionals from across NH at a Manchester Monarchs’ hockey game on Saturday, January 29th at 7:00 p.m. Details may be found at:
• Push innovation: What Lynch should do
• Moulton burns up Boston Prep course
• Providence beats Monarchs in shootout
• Woman pleads guilty in crime spree
• Sen. Jeff Sessions: Tie deficit reduction to spending cuts
• 'A Dad's Promise' offers help, healing
• Inn's ice bar is cooler than cool
• Only in Print: Wrongly accused by ex-wife, Ruggiero recounts 'surreal' time in jail
• NH home prices end 2010 up 1.4 percent
• NH Guard's C Co.: 'Good medicine in bad places'
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: New app makes reading the paper online easy
• John Clayton's In the City: Easter Seals NH's reach spans generations
• Red carpet: For Red China
• Nashua Police arrest two men for stealing electronics
• The SOPHA announces dates for their next “Advanced Photoshop” class
• Call for art: Art contest with cash prizes now open at Rye Airfield Skatepark
• Jack Kimball elected new GOP chair 222 to 199; Romney tops field in straw poll
• Tim Pawlenty: Our national debt: a costly failure of leadership
• "Tribute to Christa" on the 25th anniversary of Challenger shuttle disaster
• Bedford cashier stands her ground, robber flees
• Ted Gatsas: Huge tax hike, unless Manchester, unions work together
• A big word, with big consequences
• Winter rankings: Thumbs up and down to date
• UNH home conference unbeaten streak ends at 27
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Evergreen bill causes confusion
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: What are school officials actually striving for?
• Keeping eyes on Facebook
• Hooksett's Potvin adopted by Harvard hockey
• Their battles, their words
• What you missed in print: Poll says keep 'N-word' in Twain's works
• 'Still fulfilling Christa's mission'
• John Harrigan: Accidents happen to even the best of us
• Romney continues to hold edge in NH
• NHGOP turns right, chooses Kimball
• R.I. man identified as dead Warner intruder
• Get Your Bags Ready……..There is a Book Sale this Month
• The repeal vote: A symbol of good
• UNH rallies to win in OT
• Audubon sale aims to protect land, water
• Firefighter's final call
• GOP chairman vote will be telling
• What you missed in print: Missed school days piling up
• David Harsanyi: Obama suddenly finds regulations distasteful? Sure
• Olbermann out at MSNBC
• NHGOP straw poll will include 20 presidential prospects, Judd Gregg among them
• Manchester man arrested on past sexual assault charges
• Here comes the snow . . . again
• Worker beaten by ousted bar patrons
• Two arrested; stolen trailer, Bobcat recovered
• Free sewing pattern for begginers: Sarong style beach coverup and matching flip
• Exeter man convicted in stabbing of 'stepfather'
• Officials' criminal records could be open to scrutiny
• Bill to bar students from voting in college towns called 'obviously unconstitutional'
• Only in Print: Fraudulent use of handicapped placards rampant
• AG told to join reform lawsuit
• Blizzard fights charges in I-93 trooper run-in
• Cost of Pelham standoff at least $43,000
• John Stossel: Will Republicans really cut spending?
• Called bluff: Gaming study mucked
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: UNH skaters thrust foward into Hockey East schedule
• Monarchs set to return to host breast cancer awareness night
• In April you'll see NHIA student Ryan Haywood's banner design in downtown Manchester. They'll be up for a year--very cool.
• Sabres top Briuins, 4-2
• State widens investigation of insurance companies
• 2 car crashes, 2 flights, 6 charges
• Town manager defends Woodmont meetings
• Activist seeks delay in hospital deal
• It's a tough time of year to be a fuel truck driver
• NH plan paves way for a whole new court system
• The blinders of hubris
• Tourist pleasers: Upgrading our rest stops
• Memorial girls' basketball succeeding with down-tempo game
• Already in prison, woman faces 21 more charges
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Claira Monier chair of Santorum's PAC
• What you missed in print: State wants refund on bone marrow tests
• Ward Bird to get pardon hearing Feb. 1
• Police search for man who assaulted student in dorm
• Plane crashes into RV, killing wife, sparing husband
• Join the Education Department for a panel discussion "Who Will Get Hired?" on Thurs., Jan. 20, at 2:30 p.m. in Cushing, North Lounge.
• UNH Manchester is Recruiting a Sr. Business Services Assistant. Open to internal candidates only (internal candidates are defined as USNH status employees and adjunct employees who have been employed within USNH for at least 12 months in total and have w
• Ponzi scheme mastermind gets 15 years in prison
• Introduction to the Internet
• Books in the Mill: Thomas Hardy's "Far from the Madding Crowd" discussion on Jan 27.
• Join us for a Choral Reading of Martin Luther King’s “I Have A Dream” Speech. The event will take place in the Dana Center at Saint Anselm on Thursday, January 20 from 7:30-8 p.m.
• The spring semester begins on Tuesday, January 25. It's not too late to register!
• Man charged in pharmacy robbery
• The Member Led Workshop, "Understanding College Financial Aid Forms?" has been rescheduled for Tuesday, February 1st. Be sure to register!
• The House agenda: GOP leaders listened
• Joseph W. McQuaid: No need to 'fix' what's not broken
• Report on police shooting expected this week
• Ski resorts see big turnout for holiday weekend
• Lottery players: Beware of scams
• NH may study bed bug resurgence
• Bird's request for pardon goes before governor, council
• Proposal to elect AG not at top of GOP list
• What you missed in print: Pelham man may be billed for standoff
• 'The Snow Fighters'
• Thomas Sowell: The unfortunate rhetoric of public budget crises
• December jobless rate up slightly, says NHES
• Police: Victim actually planned Nashua home invasion
• Attempted stabbing, gun fired in Manchester parking lot
• Politico's advice to freshmen lawmakers
• The Chamber will be closed today due to the winter storm. The Member-Led Workshop will be rescheduled to a later date, we'll re-post the event once we have a new date and time.
• Winter in Manchester
• Storm may put NH in slippery situation
• Pat Buchanan: Obama dumps the left to survive
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: 2010 season ultimately a failure
• Police have 'subject of interest' in burglaries
• Tasered Farmington man faces charges
• Giffords' chief of staff deals with aftermath of shooting
• NH students hit street to honor Dr. King
• Different group plans marrow donor search
• Vehicle in I-89 lot linked to Warner mystery
• Only in Print: Ward Bird speaks from county jail
• Rep. Frank Guinta: We must repeal Obamacare
• Nashua man charged in CVS robbery
• Burglaries investigated in Gilford
• Ayotte visits troops in Afghanistan as part of Middle East trip
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: 'Banned in Bedford' worked as well as grandson's iPad ban
• John Clayton's In the City: Root for the local boy at upcoming Oscars
• Bail lowered for woman allegedly buying OxyContin
• Judge's order details Gribble venue denial
• 30th annual 'Cones for Kids' benefits Easter Seals
• When storms stymie Granite State deliveries
• Only in Print: NH college officials say they have strategies for dealing with disturbed students
• Newmarket teacher: Grievances led to firing
• NH civil rights veteran recalls a summer past
• Sen. John McCain: In Tucson, President Obama got it right
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Postseason trend continues
• NH eyes $18m in rest stop upgrades
• What you missed in print: Murder accomplice seeking pardon
• Pelham man gives in to police
• Dartmouth upsets No. 4 UNH
• Bidding farewell to NH unit
• Rep. D.J. Bettencourt: The Republican agenda for restoring NH
• Nimble Jack, again: Money trumps party line
• Who is calling? The state won't tell you
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Mayor calls out feds over student-test waiver denial
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Ethics panel has yet to be formed
• Charity gambling revenues dip $4m
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• January 17: Martin Luther King Jr. Day, no classes and the building is closed
• Eligible 2011-2012 full-time freshmen and sophomores in BIO, CIS, ET or admitted to an associates program with interest in a STEM discipline may apply for the UNH Manchester Scholars in Science and Technology Program scholarship. Eligibility requirement
• Shopping plaza panhandler: 'I'm not breaking any laws'
• Fergus Cullen: Force Lynch to act on the legal challenge to Obamacare
• Sign language: Don't legislate it
• Boys' basketball: Bow hands Raymond first loss
• UNH-Dartmouth always 'special'
• At McIntyre, it's all downhill from here
• What you missed in print: Snowstorm tests city's cleanup efforts
• Legislator wants NH AG elected
• Politico.com: Reince Priebus elected RNC chairman
• Have a children in highschool getting ready for college? You shouldn't miss our Member Led Workshop on Tuesday, "Understanding College Financial Aid Forms". If you don't it's also a great networking opportunity!
• Congratulations to student Matthew Richards! He's had three poems published in Borderline Poetry's January 2011 online edition. He also had a poem, “Autumn Snow”, accepted for publication in the December 2010 on-line issue of The Le
• UNH Manchester alumni: just learned of a new discount available to you. Visit www.restaurant.com and get 40% off their already discounted restaurant gift certificates. Enter code UNHM for the discount to apply.
• Police: Officers threatened during Pelham standoff
• Deroy Murdock: Facts debunk liberal smear campaign
• The budget hole: Real reforms can't wait
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: Thompson, Mello on opposing sides now
• British firm Cobham sees growth for NH sites
• Pharmacy robber demands drugs
• Dead Warner intruder held gun to his own head
• Only in Print: Call made on state's blocked calls
• Snow emergency towing nets Manchester $3,025
• Reminder: Clear your car of snow
• Ward Bird labeled a 'bully' in documents
• Bruins win thriller over Flyers, 7-5
• Art History Study Tour to PARIS; July 3-10, 2011 Conducted by Professor Andrew Laurie Stangel. An intensive four-credit course. Includes visits to museums, monuments, and historical sites, as well as an intro slide lecture and guided commentary by Dr. St
• GOP won't push for repeal of gay marriage in NH
• Parents interested in learning more about privacy controls on internet devices, you may want to check out this free upcoming seminar.
• Congratulations to alumnus Kate Luczko who was recognized as one of the big players of 2010 in the December 30 Hippo Press list of "Who's Who". Congratulations, Kate! The write-up: Luczko, the executive director of Stay Work Play, is w
• Question for UNH Manchester Students. "If you could have any super power, what would it be?" (This informal survey is for the student section of the February issue of Campus Connections.)
• Scandinavian gamers hack NH medical center to play Call of Duty; compromise records of 230,000
• Man whose threats drew SWAT unit arraigned
• Jonah Goldberg: The exploitive rhetoric of tragedy
• Finance follies: Bedford misses the point
• Evergreen no more: Nixing automatic pay raises
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: UNH, Dartmouth ready to face off at Verizon
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: More magic from Brady?
• Market Basket construction pushed back
• Freedom for dad jailed in son's abuse?
• Only in Print: State blocks its calls
• Nativity scene vandalism won't deter group
• Storm lives up to hype; now, the cleanup
• Budget shortfall close to $1 billion
• Celtics snap skid, cruise past Kings 119-95
• Winter storm blog: Storm warnings lifted through much of the state
• It's not too late to sign-up for spring classes. Check out the schedule online:
• Sign up for Job Clinics Now
• Watch the video produced by "Chronicle" on WMUR TV-9 covering this year's Apprentice Dessert Competition. See how teamwork, marketing, and baking came together in the form of a delicious treat.
• Northern Pass sign bares local anger
• Judge won't suppress Gribble's confession
• Jonah Goldberg: Who is really hijacking 'the religion of peace'?
• House gun warning: Is school really safer?
• Targeting speech: Here come the regulations
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Voynov, Jones headed to AHL all-star tilt
• Bail increased for man caught via Facebook
• Two home invasions in under an hour
• Senate panel OKs end to evergreen clauses
• Ulery: Holocaust comments 'out of context'
• AG: No one should pay out of pocket for testing
• Only in Print: Bedford has say on 'Nickel and Dimed'
• Accident shuts down I-93
• Bergeron's hat trick paces Bruins to 6-0 win
• Man taken into custody after city standoff
• Is your company a business of the year? The nomination deadline has been extended to January 24th. We have some great Chamber members that would qualify for this.
• Maine woman charged in embezzlement
• Barbara Jago, associate professor and coordinator of the communication arts program, had an article published in the February 2011 issue of "Qualitative Inquiry". The article is entitled "Shacking Up: An autoethnographic tale of cohabitati
• GOP puts brakes on move against Brunelle; Thursday hearing called off
• Man held in attempted strangulation
• Snow is in the forecast for tomorrow. Have you signed up for UNH Alerts yet?
• Rollover accident slows morning commute
• January is National Mentoring Month. Was there someone in your life who was a mentor to you?
• Derry man held on sexual assault charge
• Friends turn out to honor Coach Kelly
• NH schools find ways to boost healthy habits
• Dems call on GOP to halt ouster efforts
• Martin Gross: House GOP chose wrong forum to try Rep. Brunelle
• Fish & Game spotlights night-vision goggle use
• Speeding dad maintains innocent plea
• Only in print: City's fourth-grade school trips to State House may require gun warning to parents
• Drug bust follows $100,000 lottery win
• George Will: The charlatan's response to murder
• Death stance: Finally, Lynch takes one
• Politics and tragedy: Shameful abuse of the dead
• Mike D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Learning from the weekend
• Our videographer sent us this sample video showing a quick ride through the streets of Hoi An, Vietnam. It's at double speed and 18 seconds long.
• Check out this wiki, a project that involves a community of New Hampshire high school educators, undergraduate students at UNH Manchester, and directed by Sarah Prescott Kenick, Assistant Professor of Chemistry.
• Man in clown mask robs Dover gas station
• Sign-up for UNH Alerts so you get a text message on your cell phone. You won't even have to leave bed to find out if classes are cancelled! Cancellations are also posted on the college's website, local media stations, and the snowline 641-4100.
• John Clayton's In the City: It's a banner year for young artist
• Lynch's lip service: What's the agenda, gov?
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Rex wants a fight?
• Four charged in party complaint
• Man falls from window as police knock on door
• Hearing today in Mont Vernon murder
• Exeter man faces 2nd trial for alleged assault
• Prescription drug monitoring gets new push
• Manchester's Chip Kelley taking shot at BCS title
• Break-in ends in a fatal gunshot
• NH delegation has no plans to increase security
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Lottery winner, speeding dad stories struck my funny bone this week
• Warner shooting leaves one dead, homeowner injured
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Pouncing on Brunelle
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Greazzo's clout on display
• What you missed in print: Nashua trash trucks go green to save green
• Kamen pushes for grant program
• Star-studded event opens contest
• Gatsas offers options for millions in school cuts
• Ariz. congresswoman shot in head; six others dead
• John Harrigan: Pop! More weasel tales
• NH GOP, wake up: Don't get distracted
• State House hackery: Partisanship as principle
• Man arrested for attempted robbery
• Police seek tips in Goffstown home invasion overnight
• I-93 closed after snow triggers multiple accidents
• What you missed in print: Students campaigning for state rep(tile)
• Home invasion bill expands death penalty
• Subway robbed on Bicentennial Drive
• Autism's cause: It is not vaccines
• Teen back on the ice after surviving serious illness
• Indoor paradise playground to open in Merrimack
• Teenage tobacco use down
• Eligible 2011-2012 full-time freshmen and sophomores in BIO, CIS, ET or admitted to an associates program with interest in a STEM discipline may apply for the UNH Manchester Scholars in Science and Technology Program scholarship. Eligibility requirement
• Democrats fire back at GOP for considering removal of NHDP's Brunelle from House
• Spencer Abraham: Does the Constitution still matter?
• Police: Nighttime burglar arrested
• UNH Manchester is closed today, January 7th. All classes and events are cancelled.
• Seeking a very special doll for Kalli
• Gribble lawyers fight to move trial, question jury
• Safe-sex kits still raising hackles
• Possible fatal closes Route 3 in Bethlehem
• John Stossel: Credit card 'reform' harmed those with credit problems
• Guns in the House: OK, but it's not a right
• Monarchs wearing the target
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: UNH looks to get on track
• Cold Case Unit puts heat on teen's murder
• Only in Print: Battle over border bottles?
• Wild continue Garden dominance over B's with 3-1 win
• Armed man shot by Salem officers
• Gov. Lynch sworn in for historic fourth term
• MVP Health Care cuts ties with Portsmouth, Derry hospitals
• Standoff in Ossipee
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of Academic Student Services Assistant (this is a reposting from November 2010). This is an 80% time (30 hours per week), full-benefited position. To view a full position description or to apply f
• Juniors, Seniors & Alumni: Mark your calendars on April 6 2pm for the JOB FAIR, coordinated by the New Hampshire College & University Council. It is free to students and alumni. Visit their website to register to attend: www.nhcuc.org
• Library to Host Free Financial Aid Program
• Celtics hold off Spurs, 105-103
• Only in Print: City's medical bills may get closer look
• Wally's visit makes boy's day
• GOP welcomes back guns to the State House
• Hillside Middle School evacuated again
• Propane delivery workers credited with dousing blaze
• Jonah Goldberg: Obama, Vick and the shortcut to redemption
• Select cuts: Merrimack vs. Bedford
• Sex kits for kids: What were they thinking?
• Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook: UNH hoops takes another injury hit
• Kevin Gray's Gray Matter: Bonner is big in Boston
• Police look for brazen arsonist
• Man charged under new strangulation law
• AG to brief council on Ward Bird pardon
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Ayotte begins term with a good run
• Water main break shuts down city street
• Allcare offices to open for a day Thursday
• Four charged in stabbing, bat assault
• Saint Anselm has created a flexible and affordable way for registered nurses with an associates degree to earn a bachelor of science degree in nursing. Starting in May 2011, RNs will be able to transfer their associate degree courses to the college, and
• Want to know what the monks at the Saint Anselm Abbey are reading during lunch and dinner? Visit Br. Isaac's new blog -
• Democratic Party boss could be forced from office
• New blog posts from students studying in Vietnam during January break -
• Police: Spader trial witness held at gunpoint after break-in
• "WIKILEAKS: THE WORLD REACTS" with Dr. Melinda Negron-Gonzales of UNH Manchester. January 18 at Noon, coordinated by the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire.
• $355 million jackpot to be split
• Ex-convict faces child pornography charges
• Woman's trial set in baby injury case
• Reasonable defense: Beyond Ward Bird
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: They're on the road again
• Bonner, hot Spurs visit Hub
• Ayotte, Guinta and Bass will be sworn in today
• Only in Print: Contents of safe-sex kits outrage parents
• Coast Guard cutter Tahoma arrives home
• Lawmakers vote today on weapons in State House
• No NH law, but plenty of us buckle
• Neil Levesque: The enduring legacy of Sen. Judd Gregg
• Man ticketed for driving 102 mph as wife was in labor
• Motorist pinned under car off I-93 in Ashland
• Cessna lands at Pease after declaring emergency
• UNH Graduate School open house today at 6:00 pm at 286 Commercial St in Manchester.
• Arrest made in gun threat
• Welcome, January term students and new students who are coming to orientation this week.
• Victims turn tables on robbers
• Child in bed next to stabbed mother
• Man facing NH sex assault charges found dead
• Thomas Sowell: Enacting the left-wing agenda by stealth
• Goffstown spending: Keeping it in check
• Shipyard earmarks: Insulting the workers
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: 14 reasons not to bet against Pats
• Legislators prepared to repeal gun ban
• Marching Lancers look back on trip of a lifetime
• Year shaping up for area health clubs and gyms
• Karen Testerman: By endorsing Bergeron, Sununu throws GOP activists under the bus
• Merrimack proposed budget cuts lambasted
• Only in Print: No chief, but hunting for top cop
• Mega Millions jackpot inspires mega-sales
• Two student groups are in China and Vietnam through the middle of Jan. Follow the Vietnam group at Stay tuned for videos in February.
• Lottery ticket sales soar in December
• Man stabbed, beaten, run over in mistaken identity attack
• Police charge Concord man in two Gate City robberies
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Give peace a chance, but not on Union Leader's nameplate
• John Clayton's In the City: Bee Bee Shoe ditty delights him
• Eyeing the budget: See where your money goes at new state website
• Stabbing results in assault charge
• City man faces charges after chase, car fire
• Website gives exhaustive look at town budget process
• Holiday week breaks records for ski areas
• Olympian Hannah Kearney returns to teach a lesson
• 2010 list: Three NH murders unsolved
• Only in Print: AG says Internet threats a growing concern
• Plane crash victim had planned Pa. trip
• Northern Pass: 'Green' has consequences
• Gagnon outruns big Millennium Mile field
• Patriots Notebook: Vets ready for a day of work
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Look who's already entered the race for alderman
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: NH Retirement gains not enough
• Poll: Youth pot use on rise in NH
• 2010: Notable deaths from past year
• 2011: First babies born in new year
• Citizens of the Year: David and Jaimie Cates
• Weasels, mysteries, and a wish
• Fame is fleeting and humility takes a beating
• Big bucks, big dreams for lottery players
• Law aims to fill gap in domestic violence laws
• 42 cases of chips put smile on NH soldier's face
• Lancer band comes up Roses
• Budget tops legislative concerns
• Fergus Cullen: Political New Year's resolutions for New Hampshire
• School funding anew: A year for restoring sanity
• Allen Lessels' College Hockey: Wildcats hope to stay hot
• Ask the Expert: Expanding your business overseas
• Monarchs provide fireworks on and off the ice in 7-3 win
• Elderly mugging victim gets purse back
• Jonah Goldberg: Census party pooping
• Undermanned Celtics drop second straight, 83-81
• The University of New Hampshire at Manchester wishes everyone a Happy New Year! We look forward to seeing you in 2011. www.unhm.unh.edu.
• Alcoholics deal with the season
• These were the stories you talked about in 2010
• Stephen K. Rice: We are responsibly protecting Mount Washington's name
• New Year hope: Will the change be real?
• P-Bruins, then some fireworks for Monarchs
• Police seek Ossipee drugstore robber
• Soldier home in time for son's birth
• Postage overdue for Shepard
• ESPN.com: Stanford snaps UConn women's win streak at 90
• Thrashers edge Bruins in shootout, 3-2
• Boston.com: Garnett out at least a couple of weeks
• Celtics lose Garnett and game
• George F. Will: King Coal's staying power
• Carol's fantasy: Shea-Porter vs. the world
• Mass. woman arrested in Salem TV scam
• Ruggiero bail plea dashed
• City towed 277 cars after storm
• State fights Ayotte e-mail request from Addison lawyers
• Cooking up a bright future
• Only in Print: TV worker sues city, school district
• Heating oil hits highest price in 2 years
• Monarchs rout Phantoms, 6-2
• Laconia Daily Sun: Keeping Ward Bird off stand probably kept jury from learning details of 2002 gun episode
• Officials: Chairlift was about to be shut down
• Fire closes Manchester restaurant temporarily
• Police: Dover man admitted stabbing wife
• Three week January term courses start on Monday, January 3, 2011. Check the website for more information,
• New Year, New Hours
• How they're spending Christmas vacation
• Joe Briggs: City schools can hire more teachers by cutting health costs
• Deroy Murdock: The rich share their wealth plenty without government help
• Benefit cut: School board should lead
• Punished for helping: Good Samaritans get fined
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs coach sees break as re-energizing
• Police seek help in catching Plaistow metal thief
• CEO apologizes for donor drive methods
• Only in Print: New law covers display of gun
• State's sale list short by $59.6m
• Derry woman sentenced in mini-mart rampage
• Recchi lifts Bruins over Lightning
• Shea-Porter clarifies China election influence remarks
• ESPN.com: Celtics rally in fourth to beat Pacers, 95-83
• Pats' Brady named Pro Bowl starting QB
• Chairlift derails on Sugarloaf Mountain
• Eligible 2011-2012 full-time freshmen and sophomores in BIO, CIS, ET or admitted to an associates program with interest in a STEM discipline may apply for the UNH Manchester Scholars in Science and Technology Program scholarship. Eligibility requirement
• Digging out: NH snow depths from 6 to 26 inches
• John Stossel: Uncle Sam will help you buy an alpaca
• Polar bearing it: Greens blinded by science
• Organic bull: Bovine study a waste
• Hockey tourney game was all in the family
• Footprints lead to two separate arrests
• Snow helps bolster NH tourism
• Small towns bridging welfare gap
• Only in Print: Deadly force bill returns
• Study abroad with the 6 week UNH Manchester Florence (Italy) Summer Program, offered by the politics and society program.
• Holiday shopping has NH retailers abuzz
• John Clayton's In the City: Milestones, coaches and police chiefs
• 9/11 politics: Still slimy nearly a decade later
• Plowed in Hooksett: Schools vs. the DPW
• School bus fire called suspicious
• Police: Gun shown in Route 101 road rage incident
• Kwanzaa celebrates community, family, friends
• NH's snowmobile clubs hit high gear
• Union Leader drops AP for new wire services
• Only in Print: Stonyfield CEO defends cow study
• Blizzard blows across the state
• Winter blizzard disrupts travel in U.S. northeast
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Kay Dovas will be remembered as an independent woman with a big heart
• Major winter storm barrels up East Coast
• Jim Fennell on college sports: UNH may be left out in the cold in football shakeup
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: City unlikely to see loosened 'collar' mean new education aid
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: An FRM mystery in a box
• Census report: A paint-by-numbers look at NH
• What you missed in print: Snow comes just in time for some
• Veterans community rallies around Gold Star Mother facing hard times
• John Stephen: NH's top priority in January is to dig out of the red
• John Harrigan: Reflections from the kitchen counter
• Christmas spirit: It lives in these tough times
• Net 'neutrality': More Obama leveling
• Manchester man charged with drunken driving
• Magic snap Celtics' winning streak at 14
• Bradford school bus fire under investigation
• Rita Watson: Being grateful can change your life
• City hockey returns, thanks to Bauer
• Holiday tournaments are ready to roll
• 'Bad apples' should not deter good works
• 'Tis the season with many meanings
• North Conway man held on kidnapping charges
• A holiday wish for safe driving
• Gordon King: Even better than a visit from St. Nick
• Coos County: November job losses grim
• Four teens charged in church vandalism
• Woman held on bail in bank robbery
• Fallout from GOP's crowded primary calendar
• Woman thanks rescuers with all her heart
• Registry executive made more than $200k
• Jennifer Rubin: Obama's alleged comback
• Thornton sets tone for B's in 4-1 win
• Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Speaker’s backing gives Kimball early edge for GOP chair
• All-day kindergarten hits snag in Litchfield
• Woman claims her efforts led to bone marrow investigation
• Blizzard: State can't take keys to my boat
• Only in Print: Racism charges leveled at city schools
• Jonah Goldberg: Handicapping the GOP presidential field (with Judd Gregg)
• 'Yes, Virginia: There is a Santa Claus'
• Jim Fennell: Ex-Bow cager tries hand at handball
• ESPN.com: Celtics top Sixers, 84-80, for 14th straight win
• So. NH's first taste of winter brings out the tow trucks and ambulances
• Manchester couple arrested in Nashua robbery
• Judge seals decision on Gribble confession supression
• Politico.com: Senate ratifies START deal
• the Chamber will be closed on Thursday and Friday of this week. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all of our wonderful Chamber members. We will open again on Monday, December 27th.
• Rochester school lockdown over sex offender intrusion
• Eligible 2011-2012 full-time freshmen and sophomores in BIO, CIS, ET or admitted to an associates program with interest in a STEM discipline may apply for the UNH Manchester Scholars in Science and Technology Program scholarship. Eligibility requirement
• Vandals caused death of 15,000 trout
• Addison conviction upheld
• Surprise replacement appears for stolen baby Jesus
• Saul Anuzis: For Republicans, keeping NH's primary is essential
• DREAM scheme: Last-minute vote buying
• Take a walk: And stop whining
• City mugging suspect denied bail reduction
• Christmas tipping advice: Putting a price on good service
• Ezra Klein: How could health care reform look? Check Massachusetts
• Hooksett board votes to pay DPW for plowing
• Only in Print: Billed at $4,300, real cost of test is significantly lower
• 'Free Ward Bird' vigil planned on Christmas Eve
• Pat Buchanan: The left pushes its social agenda
• Late surge leads Monarchs past Conn. in shootout
• 2010 Census: NH grew 6.5 percent
• NH native Kelly takes AP's top coach award
• Injured 'Spider-Man' actor grew up in NH
• ESPN.com: UConn women win 89th straight
• Car crash causes power outages in Manchester, surrounding towns
• FBI looks for help identifying Mass. bank robber
• Check out the UNH Manchester channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com/unhmanchester.
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Chili Fest to return to Queen City
• UNH Manchester's building hours for the remainder of this week are as follows: Tuesday & Wednesday, 8:00 - 6:00; Thursday, 8:00 - 12:00 and we are closed Friday - the following week. The building opens again on Monday, January 3, 2011.
• PSNH to pay $53,000 fine for air pollution violation
• Congratulations to Stephen Swanick for his recent award with the Eagle Scouts. Swanick is a student at UNH Manchester.
• Men in business attire looted jewelry kiosk
• Out of the Blue “Block” On Your Library Card
• Enjoy the first day of winter!
• Man accused of stealing from Atkinson employer
• Pitcher makes relief appearance at cancer clinic
• Council OK's $30.5m contract for I-93 widening
• PSNH to pay 53,000 fine
• Sununu out of GOP chair race; Dover business owner Jack Kimball in
• First steps taken in 2011 Manchester property revaluation
• Animal cruelty trial for Bird case figure
• Only in Print: Illegals in NH to feel ICE check heat
• UNH cow study makes most wasteful list
• Jay Ambrose: Earmarks a betrayal of national good
• Asking and telling: On a wartime change
• Surplus?: What surplus?
• Groveton's Collins nets 1,000th point
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: They get the job done
• Bill McCollum: This is no way to reform health care
• Police: Couple lied to get help
• Maple Street market robbed at knife point
• The three-week January term classes start on Monday, January 3, 2011. Check out the schedule online,
• Gribble lawyer: Admitted killer won't get fair sanity trial in Hillsborough County
• Introducing the latest student produced commercial about UNH Manchester. Check it out on Youtube!
• Politico: Pols hope to push back primaries
• Mollica confirmed to chair NH Liquor Commisssion
• "What if You Could Get Rid of Unwanted Fat Without Going on Another Diet?” You Can! Find out how at our member led workshop tomorrow from 12:30-1:30
• Woman charged in burglary, theft
• John Clayton's In the City: Aviator gave wings to museum
• A rose for Briggs: Fallen city officer shines again
• Omnibus crash: Another Tea Party win
• Man, woman indicted in assault of teen
• Only in Print: Communities get free energy advice
• Blue Star mothers make sure mail call brings cheer
• 'Flying Santa' delivers to Coast Guard
• Cranmore Mountain unveils its new look
• Greg Sargent: Finally fixing the filibuster?
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: That ringing could be your phone, TV, computer or fruit
• Patriots hold on to tip Packers, 31-27
• Two-alarm fire destroys home, kills dog
• Rindge neighbors race to rescue skater
• Mass. men charged with SNHU car breakins
• John Harrigan: Gifts that have use
• Bone-marrow scam: Legislative consequences
• Book banning? Not in Bedford
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Marrow test needs 'independent' inquiry
• The push-pull of wind power
• Feds: NH in line for ID program
• VA: Vets get all the right services
• What you missed in print: Inmates allege beatings
• Pols eye start gun for NH primary
• NH guardsmen a world away from Konnor
• Monarchs win 3rd in three days
• Snowboarder dies at Cannon Mountain
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama is the new comeback kid
• Keep underappreciated books healthy!
• Memorial Bridge reopens today in Portsmouth
• Bankrupt Northfield fuel company indicted
• Derry Marine laid to rest
• Holloway's hat trick lifts Monarchs
• What you missed in print: A cut above
• Nashua man's muppet proposal gets her to say yes
• Fergus Cullen: Bill O'Brien's quick rise from backbencher to NH speaker
• Are they listening? Senators keep dishing pork
• House speaker, 100 others seek Ward Bird's release; song set to debut at concert tonight
• Celtics' streak hits 12 with 102-90 win over Hawks
• Briggs to be honored on Rose Parade float
• Politico.com: Tax cut plans clears House, on to Obama
• Child porn case dropped
• NH Dems under fire for criticizing GOP House member's religious speech
• Only in Print: NH students who qualify as homeless on rise
• Bone marrow billings sought
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Youk flipping back to third
• Carol Shea-Porter: Where are all those Republican deficit hawks now?
• Dalianis' duty: She knows what it is
• Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook: Hoopsters try to rebound
• Triple dose of Pirates for Monarchs
• Uproar at arraignment clears city courtroom
• Suspect's family tried to find her
• Habs stay in first with 4-3 win over B's
• 148 pounds was donated to the NH Food Bank from our Network PM last week! Thank you Manchester City Library Foundation and all who donated! It was not only a great Chamber event but a meaningful one in many ways. Happy Holidays!!!
• Manchester man charged in sex assault
• Claremont schools headhunter steps down after 'gene pool' remark
• Wolfeboro native, Marine gets 20 years for strangling wife
• Only two more days of classes before the semester is done. Congratulations to all of the students for your hard work this semester!
• Politico: Defeated Dems game for a rematch
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Guinta financial disclosure issue resurfaces
• Cinderella Project of NH in desperate need of donations
• Society opposes Northern Pass project
• Coos County dairy farm to shut down
• Bone marrow shops suspend tests in NH pending investigation
• Art museum security officer honored for role in capture
• Michael Saltsman: Higher minimum wage costs teens holiday season jobs
• Pinkerton gathers to pay its final respects
• Obama's long war
• About a book: Bedford's little controversy
• Exeter wins may be a Daley thing
• Hooksett Market Basket plan slowed until 2011
• Dalianis again makes history, now as chief justice
• Saint Anselm College has received Gold Awards from CASE District I for two videos - Experiencing Peru (follow link) and Studying Tropical Biology in Belize (
• Farah testifies CL&M set up for partly fraudulent purpose
• Join the Chamber tonight in celebrating Advanced Health & Wellbeing's open house & ribbon cutting! 196 Bridge St. Ste. 103 from 4-7 p.m.
• Daughter charged in brutal attack on elderly mother
• Nashua man charged with sexual assault
• "Cheer" for Manchester and help the City of Manchester fund civic & development projects to improve America's city!
• Students: Free coffee and cocoa today at the 1st floor cafe. Stop by the student lounge to pick-up your free voucher.
• Students: How will you hear about the first snow day? Sign-up for UNH Alerts so you get a text message on your cell phone. You won't even have to leave bed to find out if classes are cancelled! Cancellations are also posted on the college's web
• Harvard professors to pay fine for teen party
• Smaller class limits get panel support
• Only in Print: Addison lawyers claim AG played politics
• UNH called 'druggiest' college in the nation
• Blasting again halts Merrimack outlets' construction
• Police: Crew pumping water a factor in accident
• Thomas Sowell: The deceptive rhetoric of 'tax cuts for the rich'
• Unchecked power: The courts and Obamacare
• Kevin Gray's 'Gray Matter' blog: 25 Days of Sal
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Goalie Jones pushing Zatkoff for playing time
• 18-year-old woman dies of meningitis
• Gregg says goodbye to the Senate
• LIVE TODAY: You are invited to chat with international admissions representatives from the University of New Hampshire at Manchester at CollegeWeekLive International Day, today from 7 AM to 7 PM Eastern US Time.
• Portsmouth bridge should be back in use by early January
• Chiropractor stops practicing amid sex misconduct allegations
• Mailman hit by pellet fired from air rifle
• Check out this great networking opportunity for young professionals.
• LIVE TODAY: You are invited to chat with international admissions representatives from the University of New Hampshire at Manchester at CollegeWeekLive International Day, today from 7 AM to 7 PM Eastern US Time.
• Have you been accepted for Fall 2011 admission at Saint Anselm College? Congratulations! Join the Class of 2015 Facebook group where you can meet your fellow classmates and stay updated on upcoming events and information. We look forward to seeing you so
• The 9th Annual WZID Christmas at the Palace
• Sen. Gregg honored for commitment to UNH
• David Harsanyi: Despite public opinion, we're not No. 2 ...yet
• Winter warmth: Furnaces and Santa's help
• Crying out loud: Boehner's inner Muskie
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Brady's best
• Hockey stick gives burglar major pain
• Shaheen touts Jobs Act in Salem
• Can helicopter parents learn to let go?
• Politico: Health law ruling only the beginning
• Shelters weigh wisdom of Christmas adoptions
• Spader Lawyers: Overturn murder conviction
• Only in Print: 30 Sex offenders near Central
• Derry Marine's death compounds family's grief
• For now, Bedford to keep controversial book
• NH unemployment stalls at 5.4%
• Stop by the student Science Symposium today at 3:00. Refreshments and student research, what could be better? Stop by and show your support. Rooms 354 & 356 from 3-4 today.
• Police: Man set up store owner for robbery
• Man arrested in Nashua stabbing
• Registration for spring 2011 classes is now open to everyone. Check out the schedule online,
• Financial Aid Info: The 11/12 application for federal student aid will be available online at www.fafsa.ed.gov beginning January 1st. This application will require e-signatures (pins) from both the student and the parent. Please complete this applicatio
• Stolen diamond found in California
• Granite State went from icy to soaked in a day
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Hampstead students show patriotism is alive in NH
• John Clayton's In the City: Not too early to think of St. Pat's Day
• Health care spin: A really dumb one
• Nabbing bad guys: Two citizens set example
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: 'Patriot Way' seems unstoppable
• Review this week for new Derry Walmart
• Founder returns to Waterville Valley
• Holocaust survivor, now in NH, tells his story
• Only in Print: Bedford board to discuss disputed book
• Monarchs' rally too little, too late
• Firefighters save man from smoke
• Pats, Brady blow away Bears
• Road closed in Derry for fire at Als Gun and Reel
• Stabbing on Kinsley Street in Nashua
• Icy roads sent 50 cars skidding off road between Rochester and Dover
• Manchester man commits home invasion in Hooksett, crashes car
• High wind warnings, flood watches as storm rolls in
• UPS requires photo ID at retail drop-off sites
• Plenty of vaccine, but few takers and little flu so far
• What you missed in print: Builder, insurers accused of scam
• State pays tribute to fallen service members
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama pulls off the swindle of the year
• John Harrigan: Who shoots deer, and who loves a mystery?
• To the rescue: Nighttime copter rides?
• Where's the change? It's Washington as usual
• Salem's Jacques repeats as player of the year
• City to nonprofits: Ask and you shall receive -- maybe
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Lynch to make superior decision
• Kettle bell ringers make virtual pitch
• David Harsanyi: End the lame-duck sessions of Congress
• Medical prices: How Manchester overpaid
• Jones backstops Monarchs' victory over Sharks
• Man who bought stolen snake gets jail time
• Likely presidential candidate Pawlenty schedules NH visit
• Father to plead guilty to abusing triplets
• City program is aimed at ensuring brighter futures
• State representative convicted of drunken driving
• Family: Murder suspect is sick
• UNH bounced from playoffs
• Wildcats tie it, then win in OT
• Hodes backs Obama-GOP tax cut extension plan
• Nashua contractor charged in diamond theft
• West Chesterfield man arrested after police chase
• Winter Benefit Concert, tickets nearly sold out! Friday, December 10, 7:00 p.m., third floor auditorium. Come and join the groups, Milling Around, Classy Cats and PanDRUMonium as they celebrate winter with style and music. More information will be avai
• Charlie Company home at last
• Neal Barnard: Americans get skinnier? Fat chance
• Jonah Goldberg: Politics without labels? What a silly idea
• Christmas parades: Santa, take a stand
• Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Early present for the Nation
• Allen Lessels' UNH Football Notebook: After halftime, Wildcats are well adjusted
• Child rapist jailed for at least one more year
• Politico: Left frets Obama will pull a Clinton
• State lottery chief eyes Internet gambling measure
• Only in Print: Selectmen sue former police officer over training
• Sisters-in-law pioneer a kidney swap
• ESPN.com: Celtics edge Sixers in a thriller, 102-101
• NHL.com: Bruins handle Islanders, 5-1
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: BCS, and college football fans, lucked out on bowl season
• AG's office looking into billing for bone marrow test
• Police: Camera on mounted elk head's antler captured gun thief
• NH Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Check out the latest job postings at the UNH School of Law.
• Memorial Bridge closed indefinitely after inspection finds it unsafe
• Students: Mocktails today from 11:30 - 4:30 in the first floor lobby. Relax with a “drink” before finals. Anybody want a Roy Rogers or a Shirley Temple? These alcohol-less drinks ease your mind – perfect for the week before finals!
• Don't miss a great Network PM tonight at the Manchester City Library. Admission is free when you bring a canned good to benefit the NH Food Bank!
• State Police investigating homicide in Ashland
• National Grid selling NH gas, electric business
• National Grid to sell NH business for $285M
• Mailbox destroyed in soda bottle explosion
• Congratulations to the winners of the raffle to benefit the Lew Knight Scholarship. The winners were: 1. Bawb Filiau 2A. Colleen Bolton 2B. Raina 3. Joan C. Lahey 4. Elizabeth Lannon-Goodwin 5. P. Molan 6. Gail Fensom 7. Donna McIntire. The raffle collec
• Girl escaped masked assailant
• Manchester men charged in Concord hold-ups
• AP: Red Sox reach 7-year, $142m deal with Carl Crawford
• New Hampshire Harko Glass
• Police: City mugging suspect targeted elderly women
• Thomas Sowell: In one lifetime, black America has been almost lost
• George F. Will: Rep. Mike Pence is a Hoosier on a mission
• The envy plan: First, tax "the rich"
• The LCHIP luxury: Nice does not equal essential
• New Hampton man charged in child rape
• Friday is UNH's big night
• Canadian court sets Dec. 16 as date to close mill deal
• Clifford D. May: Blame the jihadis, not the TSA
• Clifford D. May: Blame the jihadis, not the TSA
• Dalianis NH's first female chief justice
• Granite Status: Sununu clear on qualities he wants in new GOP chair
• Only in print: Outlet blasting blamed for cracked walls
• Time on ice is fairy tale come true for Olympians
• $4,000 blood testing tab sends city into shock
• Christmas or not? Towns hold 'holiday' parades
• Photos from the college's December reception are now available online. The reception recognizes students who graduated in September and those graduating in December of this year. Congratulations! We hope to see you at Commencement in May.
• Police: Taser used to arrest drunk driver
• Nashua man accused of distributing child pornography
• Police: Students' poems may mean jail time
• Dalianis wins chief justice approval
• Roger Simon: Obama is lost in the political wilderness
• William Voegeli: Why economic populism isn't popular
• No case: More Banking Dept. mess
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Win crowns Pats as NFL's best team
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Numbers game squeezes defenseman
• Ward Bird supporters continue push for release
• Only in Print: Rescuers decide on bill for lost hunter
• Insanity plea has failed to prevail
• NH friends remember Elizabeth Edwards fondly
• Prices on the rise at the pump
• NHL.com: Bruins top Sabres in OT
• Additional bail set for Paulino after new rape charge
• Home invasion allegedly aimed to collect prostitution debt
• Join UNH Manchester on College Week Live:
• Gribble admits hacking Mont Vernon woman, girl; trial will focus on insanity claim
• Financial Aid Notice: Special Circumstances—if you feel you or your family have special circumstances affecting whether you may be able to remain enrolled or pay for educational expenses, please contact our staff to determine whether you should sub
• Tomorrow: A reception at 4:30 for students graduating in December and those who graduated in September. RSVP to Brian.Tobin@unh.edu
• New Year's Eve and New Year's Day Show- Recycled Percussion
• 'Short stack' accusation lands seller in court
• Ask SCORE: Weigh your advertising options
• Accused killer: Money is gone
• Newmarket man arrested after chase
• East Cobras can bring it...but need help
• Only in Print: Gribble lawyers want his words back
• Parents outraged over finance class reading
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Of cats, kids, Christmas trees, and errant golf shots
• John Clayton's In the City: Central band plans to play at Pearl Harbor
• Recession raises: Bedford has an idea
• Employment politics: Where are all the jobs?
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Jets' Leonhard tough to replace
• Zatkoff's heroics don't net win for Monarchs
• UNH, Delaware square off in playoff Friday
• Cemetery in Bedford vandalized
• Christmas parade fuels warmth of the season
• Sen. Jeanne Shaheen: New START treaty will enhance our security
• Hildreth's retirement: Unanswered FRM questions
• Santa Fund stories: Real people, real needs
• FCS playoffs: UNH rolls past Bethune-Cookman
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: It only looks like a settlement
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Despite budget ills, 'It's not time to panic'
• What You Missed In Print: Kearsarge E-rasing school snow days
• Lego teams turn visions into actions
• Judges' rulings don't end house-sale feud
• Manchester outdoorsman, 76, found hunkered down for night lost in Hooksett woods
• Financial Aid Notice: Continuing students— If your new schedule reflects a change in your enrollment status, for example changing from 4 classes to 2 classes per semester, visit our office or call to schedule an appointment with a financial aid co
• Fergus Cullen: NH's Rob Varsalone spreads democracy around the world
• Oops, they did it again: Another unconstitutional bill
• Monarchs routed by Norfolk
• UNH's health improved for playoff tilt
• Pancoast, local singer-songwriter, nominated for Grammy
• Manchester parade a musical extravaganza
• NH's 'sister city' in Israel being devastated by fire
• Rape suspect charged in earlier attack
• Dartmouth president: Prosecution not the answer for college's alcohol problem
• Judd Gregg: Why the fiscal commission's plan is the way forward
• The Manchester Young Professionals Network has launched its third annual MYPN NH Start Up Challenge, a statewide business plan competition designed to encourage entrepreneurship and social innovation. Winner receives $25K!
• NH company: Protecting other clients from hacker attacks was motive to drop WikiLeaks
• Financial Aid Notice: Students in need of financial aid are required to file a new FAFSA for each academic year. You may begin filing the 2011-2012 FAFSA on January 1, 2011. The UNH priority deadline is March 1, 2011.
• Check out the December issue of Campus Connections for the latest UNH Manchester news. This month's issue includes several stories written by students.
• Tacky the Penguin Party at the West Manchester Branch Library
• Jonah Goldberg: A WikiLeaks wake-up call
• For open meetings: Gatsas takes a stand
• Another weekend, another 3 games for Monarchs
• Allen Lessels' College Football: MacArthur steps up
• Police: Pedophile seen at local transfer stations
• Police: Pitbull scares off burglars
• Dartmouth frat charged after drunk teen hospitalized
• Guardsmen come home from Afghanistan
• Only in print: Municipal complex hits a snag
• Hildreth to retire as banking chief Jan. 1
• Drug plea, but still on the team
• College hockey: 'Cats blank Lowell, 3-0
• NHL.com: Savard returns, B's romp past Lightning, 8-1
• Man sought after TV dropped from parking garage roof slams into exiting car
• Hildreth accepts blame, but points finger in FRM fraud fiasco
• Rash of burglaries at Cedar Pond in Milan
• Just before spin cycle, cat found in washer
• Ryan Young: Do you want the IRS doing your taxes?
• Hometown boy makes it to network
• NH: The (energy) answer is blowing in the wind
• UNH graduate killed in action in Afghanistan
• Politico: GOP to upend spending process
• Berlin family mourns soldier hit by Taliban
• Officials move to eliminate police commission
• When setting tax rates, ideology trumps data
• Walmart suckers:The Planning Board's failure
• Madol to play for Memorial
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: 'Ovide's Oath'
• Tree-snatchers admit prank, police chief says
• Only in Print: Mother, son in trouble over tobacco
• NH legislators install new Republican leadership
• Wentworth man charged with shooting wife held on $100,000 cash bail
• Winter newsletter!
• NH businesses expect improved profits, more spending in 2011
• UNH School of Law Announces Tuition Discount Program for New Hampshire Residents and UNH Students
• UNH Manchester staff member publishes new cookbook.
• Alumni: Where are you now? We are looking for alumni whereabouts to mention in the spring 2011 issue of Mill Works. Email kim.wall@unh.edu.
• Today on campus from 9-6 (or when supplies run out), Bake sale and craft sale to benefit the Lew Knight Scholarship. Stop by to check it out!
• One–Act Play: "A Tangled Web"Wednesday, December 1, 12:00–1:00 p.m., third floor auditoriumMembers of the UNH Manchester Brick and Mortar theater group will perform the play "A Tangled Web," a humorous reflection on the in
• Ask the Expert: Lawyer offers start-ups advice on hiring process
• Lighting of menorah marks start of festival
• Only in Print: Passions run high at Walmart hearing
• Grad rate earns NH praise in new report
• Speedway Saints: NHMS helps raise money for children
• The state can adopt performance-based budgeting or fail
• Faculty fantasies: Economic delusions at UNH
• Ian Clark On Hockey: Lately, Monarchs are goal diggers
• Kevin Gray On Baseball: Fishers catch a rising Sal
• Woman charged, man sought in early morning Laconia attack
• UNH Basketball: Wildcats nearly pull off a stunner, lose to No. 7 UConn
• Hiker found dead on Mount Willey
• Judge: Wedding photography business must turn over money
• Gorham mill buyer backs out, another steps up
• September & December graduates, join us for a reception next Tuesday, December 7 at 4:30 pm. RSVP to Brian.Tobin@unh.edu
• Thieves target Route 101 businesses in Bedford
• The UNH Bookstore's Customer Appreciation Sale is coming! This Thursday & Friday the entire store will be 25% off. *excluding textbooks and gift cards. Come in early to get a great deal on UNH merchandise – just in time for the Holidays!
• Thief assaults elderly woman, steals purse
• 'The season begins' in race to be next President
• NH ski areas thankful after first weekend
• Only in Print: Auburn likes look of Pinkerton
• At UNH, professors' contract talks hit impasse over 12.5% raises
• Chief justice nominee praised as a fair, tough
• Thomas Sowell: What passes for security under Obama
• Obama's pay freeze: Is he serious?
• Bird's charge: Prosecutor's bad call
• BG's LaCoste takes aim at national meet
• Alleged rapist seeks lower bail
• AG: Smeltzer charge based on beating in mother's death
• Prosecutor: Banking Commission knew of problems at FRM for years
• Man charged with biting Salem officer
• Hooksett crash witness: 'I saw pieces of the car flying all around me'
• Watch WMUR's news segment about Warmth From the Millyard
• Politico: WikiLeaks targets American power
• ESPN.com: UCLA edges Dartmouth in men's soccer tourney
• Comcast Internet access restored
• Eye on taxes: Keeping Mass. at bay
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Fasano to lead Fishers
• Hudson man arrested after two-town chase
• Board modifies prohibition on dump picking
• Tupelo to host rockin' Bella Tucker fundraiser
• Refugee finds rules of road, friendship
• NH family gathers to see pilot's latest honor
• Only in Print: Banking chief faces removal hearing
• Groveton High School locked down
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Thanksgiving tart bested in-laws' trifle
• John Clayton's In the City: New book has French flavor
• DeLay tactics: Power before principle
• Monarchs continue to cruise
• Distressed hiker helped off snowy Mount Madison
• Only in Print: True forensics lacks TV's flair
• Tree of letters touches heartstrings, wins honor
• Marc Thaler's First & 10: Pinkerton finishes a unanimous No. 1
• Animal abuse on rise in NH
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Ryan fires first salvos
• Monarchs continue offensive onslaught
• Thompson leads UNH comeback
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Mayor wants no part of closed-door meetings
• Tom Fahey's Under the Statehouse Dome: New speaker tapping challenger's experience
• Lawyer defends decision to try Bird
• Colbert King: If Obama's a socialist, what is Bush?
• John Harrigan: Hoppy-toads, odd things in the woods
• Short Santa time: Here's best brand around
• National disgrace: The airport security charade
• City man charged in early morning rape
• Milton man charged following Dover-to-Rochester chase
• Route 106 study to be complete within a year
• When good pets get hurt bad
• Only in print: Hillside climbs toward success
• Tom Horgan: A college degree is a great investment
• Christmas shopping: Start with a Santa Fund gift
• Monarchs burn Devils
• Court: No to golfer who hurt himself
• Shoppers descend on malls for Black Friday deals
• NHL.com: Ward's 37 saves lift 'Canes over B's, 3-0
• Veterans honored during the holidays
• Weather could slow Black Friday bargain hunters
• Friends say murder victim was bettering his life
• Lawrence J. McQuillan and Thomas J. Duesterberg: NH is among many states that could boost manufacturing with lawsuit reform
• David Harsanyi: The Cadillac of bad ideas
• Home alone: Saga of a Dunbarton house
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Devils make only visit tonight
• NH man indicted after meth lab fire
• Ex-firefighter sentenced for arson
• Politico.com: Lame duck shrinks Congress's break
• H.S. Turkey Bowl Roundup: Central edges Trinity, 7-6
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: LSU, Stanford hope for more college football craziness
• NFL.com: Pats rally in second half to rout Lions, 45-24
• Neil Levesque: Without politics, there would be no Thanksgiving
• Bostonherald.com: Bob Lobel to start NH radio gig next week
• John Stossel: Privatization created Thanksgiving
• Pilgrims' progress: Courage that built a nation
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Smart coach trumps smart player
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: For some rivals, it's redemption day
• Deep discounts, optimism on part of retailers
• Copper bench stolen from city park
• Lincoln-Woodstock petition seeks superintendent ouster
• Friends of Guard unit give thanks on Facebook
• Minister, elders guilty of not reporting abuse
• Only in Print: AG's office slams county attorney
• Judge didn't want to jail Bird
• Police: Route 101 victim shot to death
• NBA.com: Shaq paces Celts past Nets, 89-83
• NHL.com: Recchi, B's rally to top Panthers
• Monarchs top Falcons on the road
• H.S. Football: Memorial tops West in Thanksgiving Eve battle
• NH unemployment holds steady
• Thanksgiving Day Union Leader a giant cornucopia of savings
• Katie Lessard had just one request for her birthday this year–to help other children stay warm. So, when her seventh birthday rolled around this November, she asked her friends to bring warm clothes to donate to other kids in need. Read more...
• Court rejects Hildreth request to delay removal proceedings
• Stay tuned to WMUR tonight for a story about how a little girl connected with Warmth from the Millyard to make her birthday wish come true - to help other kids stay warm this winter.
• Home alarm, K9 help net Goffstown burglary arrests
• There are no classes the rest of this week, Wed - Fri, 11/24-11/26. Have a happy holiday!
• Only in Print: Star Island Corp., brewery to discuss name dispute
• H.S. Football: Call it the 'Futures Bowl'
• Cascade paper mill sale moves forward with legal approval
• Clifford D. May: Give thanks for our perseverance
• Bostonherald.com: Sarah Palin has a mountain to climb in New Hampshire
• Panel spreads blame in FRM scandal
• Expect full planes and busy highways
• Prison officials let Ward Bird move to county jail
• NH man gets 5 years in beating of homeless teen over stolen boots
• Ex-shelter director, police officer indicted
• Jonathan Capehart: Why Palin won't run for President
• Obama's 'green' push: Never mind the people
• Medicaid expansion: Lynch's Obamacare failure
• Photographer arrested in crash probe
• Parolee suspected in two bank heists
• Men's hockey: Wildcats rally to tie Brown
• Police probe break-ins in four communities
• Belmont track halts simulcasts, blames winnings tax
• The Chamber is giving thanks during this Thanksgiving week to all of our Facebook Likers! We hit 1,000 this week and it's all because of our fabulous Chamber Members!
• AP source: Victor Martinez agrees to deal with Tigers
• Wind advisory for all of NH
• NH track lays off 22, ends simulcast citing new tax on winnings
• Mass. man charged with assault, arson after city fire
• Want to win an IPad? Stop by the first floor reception desk to purchase your raffle tickets, now through December 8. Tickets are $1 each and proceeds will benefit the Lew Knight Scholarship.
• Greg Sargent: Is ethanol mandate the first test of GOP seriousness?
• NH officer faces federal trial over shooting incident
• A growing crisis: Lynch's deficit denial
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Woodhead's a small wonder
• Marc Thaler's First & 10: No holiday for poll-sitters
• Department heads list obstacles to cutting budget
• Merrimack residents: Release us from toll slavery
• 'Tis the season for ski areas to open
• 21 years ago, now-jailed Ward Bird was a hero
• Only in Print: Long says bedbug policy needs boost
• Charlie Company: A dozen make it home for holiday
• Lynch meets with youth center staffers
• Bedford cemetery vandals damage headstones
• Week 13: Souhegan makes a jump
• Second inmate in two days walks away from Manchester halfway house
• Congratulations to staff member Laura Piazza who, with her mother, just published her first book - a cookbook. Laura was the project photographer and designer. She also coauthored the book's supporting information with her mother, Gail Piazza. Gear
• Congratulations: Warmth from the Millyard Project Named 2010 Volunteer Champion!
• Man sought after robbing bank
• Only in Print: Gribble balks at state psych exam
• Cruiser swiped, truck chased before arrest
• Jackson Diehl: On foreign policy, Obama is stuck in the '80s
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Timing of obesity report is suspect, but won't diminish Turkey Day
• John Clayton's In the City: WWII nurse cherishes coat of many colors
• Dead trains: Smart governors
• Ellis' error: No indoctrination in school
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Best saved for last
• Marc Thaler's First & 10: Pinkerton 'D' shows true colors
• Police probe attack on pet rabbits
• 100 varieties of poinsettias bloom at UNH
• Refugee resettlement lends Laconia worldly flair
• Courthouse upgrade on schedule, under budget
• Bjorn Lomborg: How to live with climate change
• Inmate missing from Manchester halfway house
• Airport screening hits turbulence
• John Harrigan: Taking aim at hunting myths
• Americans disengaged: A prince and a hero
• Lame and ignorant: Court isn't another 'agency'
• Red zone defense gets it done for Pinkerton
• UNH hockey: Umile disappointed in loss to BU
• UNH Football: Wildcats win to clinch likely playoff berth
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Budget battles, political 'trash' and sewers
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Governor, council trouble brewing
• Those needing fuel aid urged to apply
• Only in print: Parole law limits called a danger
• Lawyer: Detention center a powder keg
• Lynch's court nominees said to be good picks
• Raymond man found dead in river
• Keene police arrest Mass. fugitive wanted for kidnapping, assault
• Fergus Cullen: The five-year party -- Is college worth it?
• Div. I football final: Pinkerton has plenty of motivation
• Men's hockey: No. 7 UNH hands No. 2 BU first loss of year
• Center is welcoming diversity
• A new kind of veterans home
• Only in print: Accounts differ over jail melee
• Budget crunch coming, Lynch warns
• Friend: Bird could have avoided prison with plea
• Family: Battle 'in his head' killed vet
• NH Lions Club Announces Partnership with Warmth from the Millyard
• Politico.com: Another MSNBC host suspended for campaign donations
• UNH Hosts Conference On School Bullying Dec. 3 at UNH Manchester.
• Gilford man accused of teen rape
• Man who stole $375 worth of soda paroled
• Trial bomb: Politics over defense
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Three more for Monarchs
• Allen Lessels' College Football: UNH seniors hope season goes beyond Saturday
• No medical parole for rapist ex-priest
• Lawmakers kill rules change for doctors' malpractice fund
• Only in Print: Berlin prison altercation quelled
• Tobin's Pass: Bridging a river, bonding the people
• Town finds that no illegal police meeting occured
• Jim Fennell: Injured player gives Nashua North inspiration for title game
• Epsom school chairman gives up post after protest
• Family, friends say to 'Free Ward Bird'
• Ezra Klein: Letting the states decide health care policy
• AP: Lucic, Rask lead Bruins to 4-0 win over Panthers
• Rash of burglaries alarms Brookline residents
• UNH Manchester signs agreement with the Nashua Community College:
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Pressure builds for BCS title contenders
• Asbury Park (N.J.) Press: Dartmouth men top Monmouth, 4-0, in NCAA tourney first round
• C.J. McCarthy's Heisman Watch: Waiting for word on Newton
• The National Book Awards
• O'Brien gets GOP nomination for Speaker of the House
• Holiday Decorating!
• Talent Show Tonight, 7:00 pm
• State recovers $2.6 million in Medicaid settlements with drug companies
• Salisbury chief, officer resign citing 'hostile workplace'
• AP: Thomas makes 34 saves, Bruins beat Rangers 3-2
• AP: Celtics run over Wizards
• At Manchester West, tensions still high
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Sununu speaks out; Democrat readies advocacy group
• Police remain quiet on how boy was strangled in Auburn
• No delay in vote for high court nominees
• AP: Celtics great Bill Russell among those to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Only in Print: Stop the Towers vows to stop 140-mile line of power towers
• Councilor chastises Hooksett commission over police pay
• Victim headed home; recovery 'a miracle'
• Youth Center: 4 out of 10 workers don't show
• Government center accused of misusing tax money
• George F. Will: The Fed's dual mandate trap
• Contracted deficit: A self-inflicted city problem
• Great timing: Ethics after the election
• Tenney Mountain going to auction block
• Pat Buchanan: The Tea Party's winning hand
• Politico.com: Murkowski reelected by write-ins in Alaska
• Politico.com: Pelosi survives Democratic revolt for minority leader post
• Monarchs turn on the power for matinee win
• High winds expected to whip Northeast
• Police: Teen hid girl wanted in Hudson robbery
• Nashua man charged in Hudson home invasion
• In Our Own Voice — Stories of Mental Illness and Recovery. Monday, November 29, 2010 from 3:30-5:00 in room 354.
• Politico: Medal of Honor soldier salutes his pals
• Students at UNH Manchester are helping battle pediatric cancer by partnering with Cookies for Kids’ Cancer to host a four-day bake sale. Look for them on campus on on Nov. 29 from 12:30-3:30 and Nov. 30 from 12:00-1:00 in the first floor lobby. Th
• Today at the Millyard Museum at 10 am: Storms that Changed New Hampshire, with Meteorologist Kevin Skarupa from WMUR.
• Politico: Dems move on from cap-and-trade
• Kay S. Hymowitz: To fix poverty, first fix the family
• No budget gamble: Cuts before casinos
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Lynch's rush to judgment
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Don't miss the wakeup call
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Picture 'Geddy' in the new Fishers' uniform
• Craig Fehrman: Sarah Palin and Ronald Reagan
• SWAT team talks out robbery suspect
• Only in Print: NH motorcyclist group weighs in on federal helmet law
• Winning essays cite First Amendment
• The Monarchs play their 800th game today, and Cail's called 'em all
• Hooksett petition targets chief
• College Basketball: DiLiegro's shot lifts UNH men over Dartmouth
• Blizzard negligent driving trial is delayed
• West High tensions go online, get physical and postpone dance
• Students: tickets for the Jan 15 UNH vs. Dartmouth men's hockey game at the Verizon Arena are now available at the 1st floor reception desk for $5 per ticket, limit of two tickets per student. Stop by now to get your tickets!
• Police: Shoplifter assaulted Sears security guard
• Dalianis to be chief justice nominee
• Report: NH full economic recovery by early 2012
• Feds promise to pressure states to mandate helmet use
• Catch up on credits this January! Earn as many as four credits in only three weeks.
• Job outlook brightens
• The Manchester Young Professionals Network is looking for volunteers to help at a local Habitat for Humanities job site on November 20.
• Police: Combative shoplifter assaulted officer
• Looking forward to our member led workshop today hosted by Grapevine Marketing. If you want to learn more about search engine optimization and marketing, call to register at 792-4105. Catered by Ignite Bar and Grille and free for Chamber members only to
• UNH Manchester is currently recruiting for the position of Director of the Center for Academic Enrichment. To view a full position description or to apply for the position, please visit: (please choose University of New Hampshire- Manchester Campus).
• The Red Cross Bus will be on campus collecting donations to help save lives. Please consider donating !
• Thomas Sowell: Dragging out the gridlock bogeyman
• Clifford D. May: The Tea Party's bum rap
• A reform speaker: The House GOP's choice
• Mass transit flop: Subsidizing the unpopular
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Refrain: Yet again, Brady has answer
• Marc Thaler's First & 10: Looking out for No. 1
• Norelli elected to lead Dems in House minority
• Panel votes to take half of $41m school funds
• NH adoptions: Bringing the love home
• 60,000 pounds collected for Food Bank for Thanksgiving
• Only in Print: City's health care costs over budget
• Missing woman's body is found
• Sky-Skan wins High Tech Council's Product of Year
• Week 12: Pinkerton still at Power Poll pinnacle
• Don't miss a great Workshop given by Grapevine Marketing on how to "Turn Your Website Into Your Top Salesperson" Lunch provided by Ignite Bar & Grille
• Court upholds NH law allowing pledge in school
• Martel arraigned on murder for stabbing of Manchester mother
• Earn up to four credits in three weeks this January! Check out the list of classes available,
• UNH Manchester's current art exhibit in the news:
• The Communication Arts program at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester is hosting a “Meet & Greet” on Tuesday, November 16 from 5:00 — 7:00 p.m. in the College’s third floor auditorium.
• SUV crashes into inn; DWI charge for driver
• AP: Brady's 3 TDs lead Pats past Steelers 39-26
• Despite bad news, NH crime still low
• Brady vs. Steelers: QB play at its best
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: November a month for remembering those who lived, served honorably
• John Clayton: 150 years of putting out fires in the city
• Busted by luck: A tale of SB 500
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: BG overcomes adversity to earn another title game berth
• Kevin Hassett: Pigs fly as Washington faces up to deficit peril
• Families begin grieving process with few answers
• Bad credentials charge for day-care teacher
• NH Guardsmen training Japanese counterparts
• Only in Print: 'Sign for Jesus' gets boost
• AP: Bonner's seven 3s help Spurs race past Thunder
• Monarchs halt skid with home matinee win
• FBI: Man once thought dead arrested in kidnapping
• Pacquiao beats Margarito in dominating performance
• Laws shroud a bully's penalty
• John Harrigan: Albino moose, photos of kids, deer
• Tim Pawlenty: Time to close the open bar in Washington
• Happy Meals, stupid politicians
• Veterans Day: Nice to see it honored here
• UNH football comes up big at Villanova
• Div. IV Final: Trinity's dream denied
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: In New Hampshire, isn't it always campaign season?
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Time is nigh for Lynch's Supreme Court chief nomination
• NH firefighters put through their paces to train for crises
• Guard: Be sensitive to military families
• Only In Print: Other towns eye tax ruling
• NH gets its first whiff of Asian pest
• Snapped poles leave downtown Exeter in the dark
• Rep. Jeff Flake: How earmarks harm Congress
• C.J. McCarthy's Heisman Hopefuls
• Robert Higgs: Still searching for those 'shovel-ready' projects
• Obama's spin: It hasn't changed
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Boise, TCU need a break down stretch
• Jim Fennell: Stan Spirou, the hoops coach who could be mayor
• Div. IV Final: Trinity has come a long way
• Power plays, goaltending lift UNH hockey
• Nashua looks to buy utility
• Jacket Jubilee wraps children in warmth
• Distracted NH drivers are a target
• Mayor: City jobs at stake
• Former NH couple found dead in Florida
• Turning up heat on cold case files may stir memories
• Conway motel manager accused in child molestation
• Attempted purse-snatching in Rochester
• Keene pair charged with robbery
• Test books and Career sections get boost from Nixon donation
• Veterans have their day in the sun
• Federal heating aid sliced in half
• Victim catches suspect red-handed at Taco Bell
• Jonah Goldberg: In victory, GOP will turn on each other
• Editorial Cartoon: Thanks, but . . .
• Spending uncapped: Suddenly, a statewide problem
• Allen Lessels' College Football: They've been down this road before
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Six-point home weekend within Monarchs' reach
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Showdowns, anyone?
• Market Basket plans to add five southern NH stores
• Juror: Killer Spader 'not of the human race'
• Accused arsonist also faces sexual assault charge
• Only in Print: Tougher laws called for after pit bull attack on child
• White Mountains resort town gets darker
• Jennifer Marshall: Marriage shows the way out of poverty
• Court ruling on city tax cap has others wondering
• No charge yet in son's death
• Portsmouth man charged after fight over food stamps
• Fisher Cats' manager Rivera moves on
• Boxer Rescue needs Foster Homes & Volunteers!
• Carol Shea-Porter: Serving veterans has been a privilege
• Only in Print: Brookside neighbors trying to overturn variance
• George F. Will: The transformational election
• Gatsas' complex: Good, though rushed
• America's defenders: Thanks to all who have served
• AP: Bruins score 5 in third, beat Penguins 7-4
• Murderer of Mont Vernon mother has new living arrangement
• Police seek help in Manchester robbery probe
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: If Sununu steps aside, will Bender seek GOP Chair?
• Navy Cross awarded to fallen Manchester Marine
• Manchester father of slain girl, 12, was left out in cold
• Supreme Court rejects Manchester effort to cap taxes, spending
• City man charged with sexual assault on 13-year-old
• Recount shows D'Allesandro wins by bigger margin
• Veterans Day
• System Upgrade On Thursday, November 11th!
• Congratulations to Warmth From the Millyard - winners of the 2010 Spirit of New Hampshire Volunteer Champion award in the higher education category.
• Pat Buchanan: The murderers of Christianity
• McConnell's ear: One deaf elephant
• Partial justice: The Cates family still waits
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: More mature Clune has a new outlook
• Motorist charged with DWI blames Easter Bunny for crash
• Veterans Day 'a day of tribute'
• Only in Print: Northern Pass project explores rights-of-way
• City municipal complex project OK'd
• Police launching 'Operation Safe Commute'
• Politico: GOP gender gap in Congress
• Only in Print: Fisher Cats earn major minor-league honor
• Thomas Sowell: About that 'separation of church and state'
• School district considers longer days to shorten year
• Rep. Stepanek charged with DWI
• Girl's body found; mother missing
• Guilty verdict in Mont Vernon murder
• Husband charged in wife's death; investigation continues
• Justice Broderick named dean and president of UNH School of Law
• Library to Upgrade Outdoor Book Drops
• Kathleen Parker: For Third World women, liberation via business school
• Buckley for chairman: Keep the streak alive!
• Lynch's court trick: Delay while claiming urgency
• AP: Nowitzki's 25 lead Mavs past Celts
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Ten keys to 2nd-half success
• Marathon organizers thrilled with athletic, economic results
• Police: DUI driver had to be tased
• No bail in Pittsburg murder
• Boy charged with groping student
• Only In Print: A touch of heat in cold case files may stir memories
• Spader murder case to go to the jury
• Three doctors paid $100,000-plus by drug companies
• Two teachers, including Manchester woman, win Marathon
• Ezra Klein: Obama can still achieve big change -- in the tax code
• All eyes looking up at Pinkerton
• Tip lands Manchester man in custody after 'home invasion kit' found
• Men charged with Salem burglaries
• Bunker Hill Road homicide confirmed by Auburn chief
• Storm brings mix of rain and snow to New England
• Jonah Goldberg: For Democrats, defeat, then denial
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Cow belching study, ban on toys in Happy Meals -- government at work
• John Clayton's In The City: Blais boys served in WWII as a band of brothers
• Bush's class Carter could learn something
• Entrepreneurial Senate NH's new business class
• Allen Lessels' UNH sports: For football, now it's must-win
• Legal marijuana clone prompts 'inquiries' in NH
• Caffeine-laced alcoholic drink causing concern
• Manchester City Marathon: One step away from barefoot
• QR Codes
• Bode Miller's back for another season - at least for now
• Dead soldier's gravesite in Laconia is desecrated
• John Harrigan: The venison as crescendo to symphony
• Frank Luntz: Forget red and blue, it's a Tea Party nation
• Census time at UNH: What is 'underrepresented?'
• Get tough on SB 500: Change Lynch's bad law now
• UNH football shut down by William & Mary
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Guinta's staying close; GOP takes control
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Computer models help put some pundits to shame
• Only in print: NH lottery in a losing streak
• Spader murder trial testimony stokes public anxiety
• Manchester City Marathon closing roads
• Bedford teen bullied for her cancer
• Manchester murder suspect found in N.Y. motel
• Coming Sunday: Runner's sole bears toes
• Coming Sunday: GOP scrambles to address looming $300M education funding disaster
• Coming Sunday: 10% gambling tax costs NH
• Charles Lane: The Democrats' looming Electoral College problem
• Milford driver killed in Nashua wreck, speed eyed as cause
• Fergus Cullen: Observations on New Hampshire's new political landscape
• Burping cow study is a waste
• Div. III girls' soccer final: Campbell tops Bow in thriller
• Despite rout, Central misses playoffs
• DiGirolamo stands tall as No. 10 UNH wins at No. 4 BC
• Report: Bar had no role in crash
• McIntyre Ski Area debuting new look
• Only in print: Merrimack officer says gun shoved in face
• Kids Marathon: Young runners complete victory lap
• Badly-burned Pittsburg murder victim identified
• Stabbing victim's ex: She's dead, so drop charges
• Jonathan Zimmerman: You can't judge a war by the atrocities committed fighting it
• Manchester murder suspect arrested in N.Y.
• Poltico.com: Olbermann suspended after donating to Democrats
• Interim Dean Sally Ward welcomed guests at today's Women in Science & Technology Forum - offered in partnership with FIRST. http://www.unhm.unh.edu/about-us/news-events/press-releases/view-press-releases.php?id=527&year=2010
• Kathleen Parker: Obama needed to be a better listener
• Social issues can wait; fix the budget first
• C.J. McCarthy's Heisman Watch: Auburn QB still making his case
• Allen Lessels' College Football: It's on the line for UNH
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Crucial stretch begins tonight for Monarchs
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Gamebreakers, tiebreakers
• Talk of Gorham mill sale raises hopes
• Small-time burglar proves he's no jewel thief
• Another Concord market targeted by gunman
• Bragdon selected as next Senate president
• Wind farm proposal meets with concern
• Man faces attempted murder charges, held without bail
• Mom accused of giving alcohol to minors
• NH not worried as Mass. repeals state tax on alcohol sales
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Repeal of gay marriage is a priority for Republicans
• UNH scientists to study cow burps . . . and more
• Julian Zelizer: 5 myths about George W. Bush
• GOP says economy and jobs to be a focus
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Paterno's legacy is unmatched pride and honor
• ESPN.com: Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• ESPN.com: Big Papi back for another year in Boston
• New buyer for bankrupt Gorham mill
• NH authorities say Gilford woman shot in home
• M.E.: Kim Cates was alive during entire attack
• Library to Upgrade Outdoor Book Drops
• George F. Will: Liberals, note the repudiation
• Gov. Sununu's legacy: A legend enlarged
• A NH agenda: Top GOP priorities for 2011
• Political noise: NH gets bombarded
• Making change: Maybe this time
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Ex-teammate's injury hits home for Mullen
• Danville murder trial set for next November
• Maine pair plead guilty to charges in crime spree
• Lynch wins historic fourth term as NH governor
• Only in Print: Petition asks that chief be put on leave
• Moose heads east after Northwood visit
• AP: Pierce carries Celtics to OT win over Bucks
• 1 dead, 2 shot, 1 jailed in Pittsburg
• Loktionov scores on return, Monarchs win
• Woman killed in Manchester home
• AP: Thomas leads red-hot Bruins to win over Sabres
• Official results from Tuesday's election in NH
• Gilford woman found dead faced court hearing
• Warrant issued for Manchester stabbing suspect
• Spader trial: Jailhouse letters tell 'bedtime stories'
• Mitt Romney: Slay the job-killing beast
• Thomas Sowell: Rethinking the economics behind the New Deal
• Two men sought for Derry armed robbery
• Election Day blog: Polling hours to be extended in Pittsburg after fatal shooting
• One dead, two wounded, suspect in custody in Pittsburg shooting
• Jonah Goldberg: A mystery the conspiracy theorists can't explain
• Vote today: Our future is up to you
• Sign swiping: In NH, it's tolerated
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Winning, improving go together
• AP: NH's Wilson on mound for Giants' Series clincher
• Chester man remains jailed in Deerfield beating
• Supicious death probed in Gilford
• Police: Purloined pig prank was inside job
• AP: Rondo brilliant as Celtics beat Pistons 109-86
• Only in Print: Gatsas orders deep budget cuts
• Ayotte wins U.S. Senate seat
• Spader Trial: Items in river bore accused killers' names
• Alleged killers used iPod to light faces of their victims
• Kevin Hassett: Divided government can be a blessing
• NH's voters will sort it out today
• Patrick H. Caddell and Douglas E. Schoen: A divisive Obama undercuts the presidency
• Concord store robbed
• President Obama to phone in support for Hodes campaign
• Phone problems stymie campaigns' voter drives
• Overhead power lines spark criticism
• Election Day!
• Only in Print: Dartmouth furor tied to $1 donation
• John Donahoe: Taxing Internet sales would hurt New Hampshire more than most other states
• Dem senator's spouse rounded up GOP signs
• Police: Assailant shot self in leg
• UNH student challenges eviction from housing
• Lawsuit dismissed in NH public records case
• Clinton rallies Democrats for Lynch
• Spader murder trial blog: Alleged killers had names on discarded clothing
• It Was A Dark and Stormy Night: Upcoming Computer Classes in November
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Readers comment on our coverage
• John Clayton's In the City: In 1937, twins posed for 1st day of school
• Condescending: Kerry, Obama explain all
• NH's inheritance: The Advantage in peril
• MLB.com: Bumgarner has Giants on verge of Series title
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: After loss, Moss has hugs, praise for old team
• Ask the Expert: Royalty financing for growth
• Suspect in transplant scam waives hearing
• Testimony resumes today in Spader trial
• Power Poll: Tight at the top
• Rausch, St. Laurent to face off in Senate Dist. 19
• Bedford pizzeria robbed
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Not a pretty picture without federal stimulus
• Granite Status: A campaign season worthy of a horror writer
• NH watching Bay State ballot questions
• "Rocky Horror Picture Show" a ghoulishly good time
• Tackling head injuries in football
• Expert: Spader is in uphill fight
• Durham man killed in Madbury motorcycle accident
• Patriots knock out Favre, Vikings
• Police dog helps make DUI arrest in Hooksett
• Vt. woman wanted for kidnapping, assault captured in NH
• You get lost, then you get found
• The case for Stephen: Why Lynch is scared
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Fourth term is one too many for Gov. Lynch
• Coach and runner put past behind them
• Patriots Notebook: Favre may be draining the Vikings
• Derry man accused in Bay State murder
• Man's best friend . . . a child's best LISTENER
• City's pharmacy college: "Where the jobs are"
• Spader wanted "to know what it felt like to kill"
• Terror plot a credible threat to U.S.
• Coming Sunday: NH eyes Mass. ballot questions
• Pat Buchanan: NPR's overdue execution
• Ray Buckley: Democrats are creating jobs in NH
• Brien Ward: John Lynch: Economic undertaker of the North Country
• Astros, by 5 seconds
• Monarchs rally, then fall
• Tough times shutter Yankee Market's doors
• Democrats get fired up for election
• Only in Print: Halloween out of favor in some schools
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Gill thrills -- Ballpark hosts key tilts
• Warrants issued for man on five charges
• Hummer hits bicyclist; driver charged
• Lynch: Economy is improving
• Stephen: Jobs, spending, safety
• Salem mall kiosk theft totals $10,000
• Only in Print: Report asks to show LGC money
• Attention all New Hampshire Institute of Art students! This Friday, October 29th is the HALLOWEEN DANCE at the French Building Auditorium, starting at 7:30pm Tickets can be purchased at the door $5.00 Admission $1.00 off with a valid INSTITUTE student
• Pease Greeters mark 400th welcome
• Jay Ambrose: Not liberal? You must be stupid
• Senate debate: Hodes, Ayotte draw on background as prosecutors
• Alleged copper thieves arrested in Salem
• Mont Vernon murder trial witness: 'They were terrified'
• Mother, daughters arrested in shoplifting incident
• AP: Packages from Yemen probed as possible terror plot
• Untitled
• Thomas Sowell: What really happens when we cut taxes on the rich
• Democrat Lynch: He's not really a Republican
• Allen Lessels' College Football: UNH waits for Tribe; spotlight on Hanover
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Post-Moss era lacks stats, but not wins
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs have Obama to thank for break
• Cheshire County battles burglaries
• Fire damages Chester home; nobody injured
• Police seek man who robbed Dunbarton store
• Man, 74, arrested in road rage incident
• Politico: Jon Stewart gets serious with Obama
• Police: Girl, 11, approached by man in SUV in Bedford
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Dead heat in 2nd District gives hope to Democrats
• NH Dems seek campaign money investigation
• Only in Print: A survivor's story that inspires
• R.I., S.C. officials defend Stephen on consulting
• Former Spaulding student settles teacher-sex lawsuit
• Network PM at Baron's Major Brands on Gold Street in Manchester. Great event!
• The Joy of Collecting Fine Art Photography - Panel Discussion ... TONIGHT French Building Audito
• Jonah Goldberg: Taking the 'public' out of NPR
• Roger Simon: Can Stewart and Colbert save us?
• Gary Dolan: Paul Hodes' tax hikes would hurt NH businesses
• C.J. McCarthy's Heisman Watch: Can't hold this Tiger
• Two NY men charged in Nashua home invasion
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Ominous Saturday looms for unbeatens
• Kathleen Parker: High-tech lynching, redux
• AP: Thomas, Bruins shut out Maple Leafs 2-0
• Kuster's 'roots': The Concord Gang rides again
• AP: Cain gives Giants 9-0 win, 2-0 World Series lead
• Rail service 'study': But do taxpayers know the cost?
• Bass: People are angry, worried
• AP: Sanchez, Giants batter Lee in World Series opener
• Jobs figures hailed, despite NH employment drop
• Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook: Guarding against the Big Red revenge
• Body of missing woman from Waterville Valley found
• Pat Buchanan: In Europe, the revolt of the pampered
• Editorial Cartoon: Harvest?
• First Amendment: Do not take it for granted
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: This tough guy is also a good guy
• Kevin Gray's Gray Matter: Celtics opener a homecoming
• NH highly rated for tax climate but not for corporate income
• Shea-Porter stands by her record
• AP: Cavs shock Celtics in 1st game without LeBron
• Guinta: As mayor, he fought to cut costs
• Manchester gas station robbed
• Only in Print: Londonderry is watching Brian Wilson
• Spader trial: On the stand, husband eyes accused killer
• Rochester Opera House sued over damage to floor
• Gubernatorial debate: Lynch, Stephen spar on cuts, Senate Bill 500
• Phish fans take over city streets
• Searchers find body in Waterville Valley woods; no ID yet
• BoO! Halloween is Almost Here!
• Ray White: NH needs outsiders in office
• Police: Cowboy tried to handcuff child at bus stop
• Man charged in pizza delivery driver assault
• AP: AG warns NH voters of internet voting scam
• Major Hooksett retail development a no-go
• Spader trial: Mom fought to save daughter
• Beechmont Market robbed
• Spader Trial Blog: Defense attorney says accused exaggerated and lied about murder
• Ray White: Time for reductions, efficiencies in government
• Three for Senate: Danforth, Sanborn, Wood
• NH Dem spin: We're fiscal conservatives!
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Pats show ability to finish
• Observant neighbor helps Derry police nab burglary suspects
• Police: Man, 19, had sex with girl, 13
• Where They Stand: Profiles of Senate, Executive Council and sheriff candidates featured
• Candidates urged to focus on state budget issues
• As owner pleads not guilty, Karen's Kitchen for sale
• AP: Celts beat Heat 88-80 despite 31 from James
• Only in Print: Respected coach slams board on suspension
• Clerck robbed at knifepoint at city gas station
• Spader trial: Jurors visit crime scene
• 2nd District Debate: Kuster, Bass spar on who's to blame
• Teen girl's parents vow to haunt sex offender
• Thomas Sowell: Culture is a strong predictor of success
• Hodes touts $2.24M federal grant to plan commuter rail from Concord to Boston
• Colebrook company fined $1.2M by OSHA after fatal explosion
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Like grandsons sometimes, readers are mixed blessings
• John Clayton's In the City: Manchester's charm seen in artist's view from Paris
• The Seacoast: Prescott, Stiles for Senate
• Defunding NPR: It's long overdue
• AHL debut goes well for Monarchs' Jones
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: 'D' comes through
• In Derry, a new brand of television
• Ayotte slips pitfalls of front-runner tag
• Hodes says record is 'fiscally responsible'
• Only in Print: Leaders trade places from NH to Afghanistan
• Students try to escape technology Stone Age
• Spader trial: Jury to see deadly home invasion site
• Power Poll: Contenders at the top
• Accusations fly as Shea-Porter, Guinta debate
• Mass. looks to dump booze tax that's been a boon for NH
• Of moose, and hunters, and supper
• A lonely vigil: Honoring Officer Briggs
• Non-candid camera: AG should clarify public taping
• Good vibrations for Wilson, Giants
• No close shave: UNH rolls to big win
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Firefighters in no hurry to retire from their city jobs
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Stephen wants education amendment
• Only in Print: Spending, economy dug NH budget hole
• Prescription drug abuse on the rise
• What could you do with $21 million
• NH asset study eyes art, liquor
• State filings reveal trustee dealings
• Patriots hang on for 23-20 win
• 24-hour video and board game marathon today to help children
• Fergus Cullen: Look for big Republican gains in NH next month
• Monarchs roll to win over Bridgeport
• NHIAA playoff system back to old plan
• GPS record deemed the smoking gun in burglaries arrests
• Pelosi bash bus rolls into town
• Only in Print: Student musician plays football halftime show in wheelchair
• Woman in DMV bribe case wants lower bail
• NH home sales take tumble
• Suspended UNH football player getting support
• CDC Report: Birthrate lowest in nation for NH teens
• First Amendment, Cromwell honored at Loeb event
• National Black Republicans Assoc. head decries Obama's 'plantation politics'
• Coming Sunday: Future of NH's liquor business in flux
• Coming Sunday: Seizures highlight prescription drug epidemic
• Only in Print: Decision made on suspended coach
• Body found in burned out car identified as Amesbury, Mass., woman
• Officials pushing to fill youth detention center
• Nashua roommates charged with burglarizing churches
• Clifford D. May: Our inability to honestly discuss Islamist terrorism
• Chuck Douglas: Paul Hodes is four years late on spending restraint
• Jay Buckey: Why Kelly Ayotte is wrong about health care
• David Harsanyi: Rise of the bitter clingers
• Editorial Cartoon: Call the experts
• Five for Senate: Manchester area picks
• Allen Lessels' College Football: 'Clash' will shine light on defenses
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Three days, three games for Monarchs
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Playoff implications galore
• Man injured, charged with drunk driving after motorcycle crash
• Former police commissioner gets 8 years
• FAN TCHUNPI EXHIBIT OPENS TODAY Amherst Street Gallery Opening Reception: December 7, 2009, 5- 7pm Chinese artist Fan Tchunpi (1898-1986) studied European painting at Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. She returned to China to pass on European techniques and
• Politico: Dems borrow $17M to mount last ditch TV push to counter pro-GOP donations
• Future expansion of the New Hampshire Institute of Art!
• Ex-HHS official: I quit rather than work for Stephen
• Carl Leubsdorf: Democrats may be headed for double whammy in November
• Relief fund established for victims of farm fire
• No injuries in Claremont train derailment
• Ayotte deposition sought in FRM case
• C.J. McCarthy's Heisman Watch: Top team, top candidate
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Shades of 2008 Utah for Boise State?
• AP: Bruins win 4th straight, beat Capitals 4-1
• MLB.com: Phillies hold off Giants, stay alive in NLCS
• Wildcat being sold to ski resort heavyweight
• Pat Buchanan: Europe, in its death throes, returns to tribalism
• Vote Pennington: For Hillsborough County Attorney
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Lynch has hit bottom
• Allen Lessels' UNH Notebook: Upwards of 25,000 expected for football game
• Union Leader, WMUR present debates
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Ayotte targeted in new round of phone calls
• Moose rack sets record at 68.5 inches
• Racing feud to go to court
• Veterans: Health care, jobs major concerns
• Man faces new counts of kidnap
• Only in Print: Audit says troopers spend little time on patrol
• MLB.com: Yankees stay alive with Game 5 win
• Assistant branch managers file suit against Citizens Bank
• Police probe burglaries targeting fixtures
• Exeter memory of 1776 for sale
• Hildreth's attorney wants Ayotte under oath.
• Possibility raised of Mont Vernon girl testifying
• Examination of remains found in burned car continues
• Bass, Kuster clash over jobs
• 14-year-old boy found dead at home
• Suit in LaBarre murder dismissed
• This Past September the 11th, Sidewalk ArtFest partnered with WZID to benefit cancer awareness. Thanks to a great turnout and the hard work and effort of many Institute Students, the event raised $20,500 for the New Hampshire Breast Cancer Coalition, El
• John H. Sununu: Dishonest, desperate Democrats are on the attack
• More charges levied in case of severely injured baby
• Governor nominates Harnois to head Travel and Tourism
• Thomas Sowell: Barney Frank a master at not being frank
• Lambert and Carson: For Senate Districts 13, 14
• Lynch lied on SB 500: Claimed no sex offender release
• Monarchs lose a marathon
• Kathleen Parker: On both sides, the contempt of elites
• Luther for Senate: No contest in District 12
• Bass for Congress: Correcting a big mistake
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: A single stop told story
• Lee, Texas blank Yankees, go up 2-1
• MLB.com: Londonderry's Wilson closes out Phils as Giants take a 2-1 NLCS lead
• Man accused in theft of AR-15 rifle
• AP: Bruins stop Capitals' 4-game streak with 3-1 win
• Police in two states compare notes on burglaries
• 1st District debate: Questions about money continue
• Politico: Savvy left uses Google to stack the deck against GOP
• Hearing set on Warren chief's suspension
• Prison reform bill critic changes outlook
• Thanks to everyone who volunteered at Sunday's Foot Race for the Fallen. Volunteers from UNH Manchester fed the more 800 runners and walkers who raised money for the Manchester PAL program.
• Video assists police in pot bust
• Addison robbery convictions upheld
• Only in Print: Yearnin' for the Wild West
• Democrats to Bass: Produce logs, e-mail on energy earmark
• Panel OK's sale of Wellington Road land
• Body, burned car found in Kingston
• Bedbugs thwart school field trip
• Jury selection continues in Spader murder trial
• Scam targets jobless to get bank access
• Manchester student attacked on way to school bus stop
• Book Clubs Go With Fall Like Apple Crisp and Vanilla Ice Cream
• NH jobless rate at 5.5 percent in September
• LSU student president begs Jindal to spend more time in La., less in NH
• U.S. Senate candidates Ayotte, Hodes debate
• Kelly Ayotte and Paul Hodes at the Chamber's debate for U.S. Senate.
• Jonah Golberg: Obama isn't even good at tax-and-spend liberalism
• Red Sox aficionado to offer insights
• Loeb School's 1st Amendment Honors program to feature Fox's Bill O'Reilly
• Lynch's lunacy: Putting NY criminals on NH's streets
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Memo to league-Pats can contend
• First Spader juror seated
• Sniper's bullet spurs acts of bravery
• NH film festival proves its worth
• Autism program branded a success
• Renewing vigil at site of officer's slaying
• A cappella all the time
• Big Power Poll shake-up
• Bomb squad called to city bar
• Driver killed in Route 125 head-on with truck
• Monarchs fall, 3-1
• John Harrigan: This column really is for the birds
• NH business taxes: Yes, Lynch raised them
• Emptying the prison: Lynch's law makes no sense
• UNH, Michigan skate to a tie
• Kozun gets two, nearly three, to lead Monarchs
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Court asks lawyers for more input on tax cap
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Out-of-state spending boosts Stephen
• NH hunts $6M in taxes owed to state
• Tea Party coloring books in demand
• Tighter reins on teen drivers
• Honey-don't list: weddings on hold
• Double drowning in North Conway
• Coming Sunday: As goes GM so goes marriage?
• Coming Sunday: Federal driving mandate will impact NH teens, parents
• Coming Sunday: Stiffed by residents of other states, NH turns to debt collection
• Coming Sunday: Popular coloring book a primer on Tea Party principals
• 2 dead after fall into Swift River in White Mountains
• Man injured in Valley Street jail shooting
• Chuck Douglas: Judges must rule on state funding of the courts
• Paying for arson: Make the criminals do it
• Late TD pass lifts Little Green past Memorial
• Masonic Home starting a new life
• Reward offered for Orange Street graffiti vandals
• Only in print: School redistricting eyed to ease crowding
• Teacher's death in crash stuns Newport
• Benched coach awaits review
• Homeowner, 80, hid to avoid intruders
• Polling done for Hodes nets $20,000 fine
• Wind cuts power to 4,600 customers
• Murder victim "was doing great"
• One Card hits the halfway mark!
• Parents criticize coach's suspension
• Kuster overtakes Bass in latest WMUR poll; Guinta holds lead in 1st district race
• New parole law, sex offender clash over job
• UNH Manchester's 25th anniversary celebration last night was a success! Thanks to all for your continued support. There are a couple of very nice photos in today's Union Leader.
• Celebrate Teen Read Week
• AP: Ayotte, Kuster, Guinta strong in fundraising
• Lynch endorsed by fire chiefs association
• AP: NY manufacturer moving to NH, building new plant
• Clifford D. May: Gender apartheid goes mainstream
• Wiz for Council: A leader for District 4
• Allen Lessels' College Football: UNH vs. Dukes - Defenses don't rest
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Bright lights on opening night
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Rivalry renewed
• Smuttynose ale to keep pouring
• Epping man indicted in death by drug overdose
• Suit against wedding photographers waits on criminal trials
• Some hope Nov. 2 is independents' day
• Only in Print: Newborn returned; protest goes on
• Victim's sister says she was on the mend
• Man charged in pharmacy robberies
• More hearings on FRM scandal begin
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Guinta denies using parents' money to finance his campaign
• Franklin power station a winner
• C.J. McCarthy's Heisman Watch: Duck breaks to the front
• Only in Print: Baby whisked away from parents during visit
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Halfway point tests fans patience
• Victim was divorcing husband of 29 years
• Cops bust mushroom, marijuana grow house in Northwood
• Rochester's emergency phones down; 911 is OK
• AP: Storm expected to bring wind, rain
• Bass, Kuster clash over pellet issue in NH debate
• Only in Print: If your name is on state's abandoned property list you may have money coming
• Cheesemakers lose herd, home in three-alarm fire
• Head-on crash in Newport downtown
• State expected to return infant daughter of 'Oath Keeper'
• George F. Will: An election of historic significance
• Revisiting SB 500: Time to admit it's flawed
• Ayotte for Senate: From AG to DC
• Hooked on hockey in Hollywood
• Eaton and Bragdon: Two good men for Senate
• Hidin' Hodes: A man afraid of the people
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: In six weeks, we'll know them
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Baird eyes Mets job; Sabean basks in glory
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Two Monarchs goalies, one common theme
• Alton man charged in UNH stabbing
• Derry man accused of animal cruelty
• Only in Print: Ski legend praises sale of Waterville Valley
• SEA files complaints on behalf of Youth Center workers
• Masons, library find common ground
• 2 charged with setting fires in Manchester
• Mill's closing not seen as final
• From an idea and a computer to multimillion-dollar sales, PixelMEDIA stays home on the Seacoast
• Parole: Flawed law or fear-mongering?
• DWI charge for Londonderry man; brother injured in crash
• Heavy rain is on the way for Thursday
• AP: Man charged in Boston shootings had murder weapon, victim's car
• House Democrats defeat effort to toughen parole bill
• Jury screening begins for first Mont Vernon trial
• Pat Buchanan: Why no bragging about deportations?
• LIVE: Chile miners' rescue coverage
• Concord city councilor charged with aggravated DWI
• Poll: Lynch rebounds to lead Stephen by 10 points
• Special thanks to Centrix Bank, debate sponsor.
• Jonah Goldberg: Get with the program, or you'll be terminated
• Don't revive HB 53: Lynch was right to veto it
• Fixing SB 500: Two changes to pass now
• AP: Pats get Deion Branch from Seattle
• AP: Favre reaches milestones but can't overcome Jets
• Teens cuffed after egg hits cruiser
• Potential Spader jurors to line up tomorrow
• MLB.com: Rangers eliminate Rays, head to ALCS
• Barnstead man's mission is a sign in Chichester
• Snake's value compared to rare jewel
• Churches join in, support military
• Police probe pharmacy robberies
• Only in Print: FBI serial killer map prompts fresh look at NH history
• Manchester students hospitalized after bus crash
• Legal clout needed to tackle scofflaw landlords
• Manchester woman's death ruled a homicide
• Parole law tied to bad behavior behind bars
• School official: Water, fields are safe
• Winnacunnet tops Power Poll again
• Motorcyclist injured in crash during police chase
• Hildreth removal petition wins unanimous support
• 68 NH firefighters who gave all are honored
• Bain offers $1.8 billion fo children's retailer Gymboree
• Fires kept coming all weekend in Queen City
• Struggling communities see salvation in new prisons
• NH Senate candidates clash on taxes in 1st debate
• John Clayton's In the City: Native son's tale told by Legion
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: We're coming home as Charlie Co. holds the fort
• Groen, White: Good picks for Senate
• Stephen for Governor: It’s time for leadership
• Ersberg backstops Monarchs' first win
• Walmart helps NH Food Bank stock new shelves
• Man stabbed on UNH campus
• Rochester drugstore robbed
• Levasseur believes 3rd time he will charm in Senate race
• GOP newcomer aims to unseat Senate president
• Only in Print: New comics, and a survey
• Several small fires overnight on West Side
• Navigation is no mean feat, on land or sea
• Lynch's stature: The incredible, shrinking governor
• Misled on SB 500: What is "intensive supervision"?
• Astros defense made the stops when needed
• UNH doubles up Miami
• Monarchs run out of rebounds vs. Pirates
• Plans developing for city complex, revaluation
• Hildreth removal action could be delayed
• Only in print: Waterville Valley sold to political family
• With little fanfare but much love, appreciation, Guardsmen deployed
• Today's a 'Perfect 10' for this couple
• Parolee programs unready, officials admit
• Bank of America halts efforts to foreclose
• State takes infant, spurs protest
• One dead in Andover crash
• Get ‘Em While They’re Hot: New Audio Books on CD for Fall 2010
• Toddler missing in Richmond
• Coming Sunday: Tying the knot 10/10/10 at 10 a.m.
• Coming Sunday: Promised programs for automatically paroled won't be ready for months
• New England College student ejected, killed when car hit tree in Henniker
• Seven NH soldiers embark on year deployment to Afghanistan
• Lost boy found in Temple woods
• Fergus Cullen: How out-of-state activists brought gay marriage to NH
• UNH's immodesty: Laying it all out on campus
• Londonderry's Wilson falters, Braves tie Giants
• Luck on Little Green's side in win
• UNH drops hockey opener
• Monarchs season begins tonight
• Silver anniversary for UNHM
• Political committees invest millions in local air time
• Politico: GOP groups focus resources on unseating Shea-Porter
• Only in Print: Catholic woman acting as priest
• Shaq is not the only one who wants NH horse
• For Republicans, it's '2006 in reverse'
• AP: Economy loses 95K jobs due to government layoffs
• UNH player arraigned on rape charge
• Water damage leaves 23 displaced in city
• Jonah Goldberg: Obama's youthful voters get serious
• Editorial Cartoon: 'Don't ask' will suffice
• Three for Senate: Forrester, Bradley, Forsythe
• Allen Lessels' College Football: UNH looks to rebound against No. 11 Spiders
• Wildcats' eyes on NCAA hockey prize
• Monarchs bring youth, plus valuable experience
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: No time like present for Londonderry
• Residential rentals in Manchester lead market
• Parole board to arsonist: No release yet
• GOP wants state workers out of campaigns
• Planners told to re-think Manchester Walmart
• Armed men rob airport motel
• N.H. fugitive caught in Vermont
• County attorney race revolves around record
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Hodes under the hammer of the Chamber of Commerce
• C.J. McCarthy's Heisman Watch: Hail to the soph, again
• Only in Print: Grandmother calls, says kids are OK
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Tide, Ducks destined for BCS title showdown
• Ayotte e-mails show former AG lobbied to restore funds
• UNH football player charged with rape
• Another frat party, another felony at Dartmouth
• Committee: No female inmates at Sununu Youth Center
• Youth center: Governor calls for investigation
• Contemporary Illustration Lecture TONIGHT in the French Building Auditorium at 6 pm. Come hear Swiss-American artist and author Etienne Delessert and The Creative Company's Creative Director, Rita Marshall, speak about their work. For more informa
• Commissioner argues for controversial parole changes
• Bennington man indicted in fatal crash
• Hotel near airport robbed at gunpoint
• Epping man arrested in car arson
• George F. Will: Sumo wrestling with deficits
• A real Halloween: Mara's magical move
• Parole board anger: It's fully justified
• MLB.com: Phils' Halladay opens postseason with no-hitter; Yanks, Rangers win
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Moss rolls back to Vikings
• Don't miss a yummy Spotlight on Business at the Beacon Building hosted by the Red Arrow!
• STUDENT PARKING NOTICE: The City of Manchester will be hosting the 2010 World’s Championship Chili Cookoff at Veteran’s Park Oct. 1-3. The Circus will also be at the Verizon Wireless Arena. As you can imagine, there will besome traffic and pa
• Attending the 2nd Annual "A-Ha!" NH Social Media Business Summit. Wrapping up the day listening to Steve Boucher, Erica Murphy, Paul Boynton and Abby Fichtner talk about their success in business with social media.
• Alumni Hall fall 2008
• "Two Storytellers' Stories" Jane Yolen & Jim Burke Lecture & Book Signing tonight at 148 Concord Street, French Building Auditorium. 6:30 pm.
• Kathleen Parker: The consequences of losing our sense of decency
• Editorial Cartoon: Bailout, 2010-style
• The phony fees: Lynch makes up a charge
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Ersberg, Clune to start with Monarchs
• The BIG news: Shaq's in town
• Shots fired in Manchester
• Judge: Spader's text messages admissible
• Cleared Warren chief still suspended
• Democrats seek probe of Guinta's finances
• Kevin Gray's 'Gray Matter': Quest for '18' starts
• Only in Print: Owner of painting chicken peeved after buyer bolts
• AP: Ky. League of Cities hires LGC's Steiner
• Report on YDC: Excessive force used
• Suspicious package at Portsmouth Federal Building an abandoned laptop
• Parole Board runs into the 90-day limit
• AP: Vikes get Moss from Patriots for pick
• Network AM at the Boys and Girls Club, sponsored by Bank of America.
• NH Supreme Court sets guidelines for death penalty review
• When outdoors beckons, ALS victim answers
• STUDENT PARKING NOTICE: The City of Manchester will be hosting the 2010 World’s Championship Chili Cookoff at Veteran’s Park Oct. 1-3. The Circus will also be at the Verizon Wireless Arena. As you can imagine, there will besome traffic and pa
• Mont Vernon remembers Kimberly Cates
• Alumni Hall fall 2008
• STUDENT PARKING NOTICE: The City of Manchester will be hosting the 2010 World’s Championship Chili Cookoff at Veteran’s Park Oct. 1-3. The Circus will also be at the Verizon Wireless Arena. As you can imagine, there will besome traffic and pa
• Police: Driver was in crash hours before jogger hit
• Saint Anselm College students reflect on their experience participating in a summer study tour in Peru. The program included study at the Instituto Bartolomo de las Casas in Lima as well as visits to Cuzco, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu. For more
• Alumni Hall fall 2008
• Police seek children after pickup from school
• "Two Storytellers' Stories" Jane Yolen & Jim Burke Lecture & Book Signing tonight at 148 Concord Street, French Building Auditorium. 6:30 pm.
• "Two Storytellers' Stories" Jane Yolen & Jim Burke Lecture & Book Signing tonight at 148 Concord Street, French Building Auditorium. 6:30 pm.
• photo credits: Ashley Beliveau
• AP: Bowyer's penalty upheld by NASCAR again
• On May 13 and 14, 61 NH High school students took part in the NH Art Allstate Festival on the NHIA campus. Congratulations to all of the accepted students and thank you to all who helped make this event a success! Photo Credits: Glen Scheffer, Abbigail
• FOXSports.com: Pats in trade talks with Vikings for Moss
• Jonah Goldberg: Who decides what's constitutional
• Bay State woman accused in Bedford purse-snatching
• Kuster's test: Where's the Constitution?
• No sign of two kids picked up from school
• The 90-day rule: Parole violators get little time
• Manchester trick-or-treat hours moved to later time
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Division games always big
• Network AM at the Boys and Girls Club, sponsored by Bank of America.
• Two Nashua men charged in armed robbery
• Don't miss a yummy Spotlight on Business at the Beacon Building hosted by the Red Arrow!
• Senior citizen arrested in abduction try
• Attending the 2nd Annual "A-Ha!" NH Social Media Business Summit. Wrapping up the day listening to Steve Boucher, Erica Murphy, Paul Boynton and Abby Fichtner talk about their success in business with social media.
• Stephen defends stand on pardon
• Gov. Lynch announces $70m surplus for 2010
• Mother charged in infant's tub death
• Only in Print: 22 parolees back in court
• Guilty pleas won't halt examination of FRM scheme
• Manchester man stabbed in Mass. with soldering iron
• NYC Bus Trip Update: Only 17 seats left as of this morning! Stop by the Business Office if you'd like to purchase your tickets.
• Suspect's friend: 'They got the wrong guy'
• Derry father and son face drug charges after police search home
• High-tech luminaries set for TechWorld 2010
• Weare woman charged with assaulting police, EMT
• Politico: Trump denies NH poll floating his candidacy in 2012
• Boston man waives extradition in murder case
• Farah pleads guilty in FRM Ponzi scheme
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Down time at base driving range helps with combat-stre
• No tax-cut vote: Hiding behind the elections
• Londonderry's Wilson stands tall in S.F. Giants' clincher
• Only in Print: NH's autumn, in all its glory
• John Clayton's In the City: Slasher Welch lived up to his name
• Amherst historic (and heavy) road marker stolen
• Red Sox-Yankees rivalry led to stabbing of Nashua man
• Woodcock, bucks-only trend aired
• Remaking Main Street: Concord has some federal money
• Protecting our troops: And providing NH with jobs
• High School Scoreboard
• Sox, Yanks split doubleheader
• Can't tell the players without a calculator
• Perils of DePrima: City worker out of job for third time
• Democrats to be pressed over parole issue
• Only in Print: Political dynasties face off
• Survey: America failing God 101
• Feds: 25% of nursing homes are below par
• NH enforcer: Gang woes surge at bars
• Sizzling chili competition
• Murder case arrest scares neighbors
• McCain stumps for Ayotte, says he won't run again
• Coming Sunday: Gang violence moves off street, into bars
• Coming Sunday: The dumbing down of spirituality
• Coming Sunday: New Hampshire nursing homes compared
• Michigan man drowns in Waterville Valley
• Thomas Sowell: Saving money on prisons can be costly
• Traffic cop costs: Cut in Deerfield, Portsmouth
• For lottery ticket winner, bust is tough pill to swallow
• Morton: Choking prompted stabbing
• Only in Print: Steps eyed to block release of molesters
• Chili fare warms hearts
• Hooksett police officer back to work Monday
• Apparent suspensions after alleged police attack
• Only in print: New law de-claws NH panel on parole
• AP: 'Burly bandit' pleads guilty to 11 robberies
• Bay State shuts down texting drivers
• Twardus found guilty in death of ex-fiancee
• Suspended prison guards take case to Supreme Court
• Horse pinned when oak tree falls
• Masons' book drop placement riles librarians
• Man sought in connection with Boston slayings arrested in Manchester
• AG clears ex-Weare police sergeant of child porn charge
• You Only Need One Card
• Analysis: Gloves are off in gov's race
• Ask the Expert: How to open a restaurant
• Goffstown student alleges attempted abduction by masked man
• Lynch, Stephen accuse each other of misleading voters
• High winds, drenching rain scour southern NH
• Roger Simon: Voters are seeing that Obama has no magic wand
• Editorial Cartoon: Need some magic
• Grading Lynch: A 'D' even on a curve
• Allen Lessels' College Football: New day, same importance for UNH-Maine
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Titans hope Salem rematch has better ending
• H.S. Football: Rain moves 8 games to Saturday
• Convicted child rapist arrested on stalking charge
• Yankees-Red Sox rained out; doubleheader Saturday
• Woman accused in EMT attack is arrested again
• H.S. Football: Memorial edges Exeter in 2 OTs
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs landing in Manchester
• Politico: Dems struggle to define own agenda
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Lynch under fire over state parole law
• Only in Print: Auburn reveals ex-officer's tab
• As mill deal falters, pipeline still in place
• Lynch to confront critics of early parole
• Woman found safe in Manchester
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Longhorns' loss shows to expect the unexpected
• C.J. McCarthy's Heisman Watch: Buckeye makes a Pryor-ity move
• Portsmouth High 'hit list' case 'completely resolved, police say
• Victim testifies he was trying to make peace when stabbed
• Politico.com: With Rahm out, will White House change?
• Police: 30 dogs rescued from Deerfield home
• Kathleen Parker: The real two Americas - rural vs. urban
• Biden's advice: Stop whining, yourself
• Funding priorities: Lynch's are skewed
• AP: Bowyer's Loudon appeal fails
• Armed man tries to rob drug store
• Politico: 2012 hopefuls court would-be govs
• Only in Print: City readies itself for invasion of chili lovers
• Cold Case Unit speaks to families
• Suncook girl receives liver transplant
• BAE test site will help protect U.S. aircraft
• 2007 ConVal graduate's death in Kabul mourned
• Col. William Roy - Our man in Afghanistan
• AP: Vizquel single sparks White Sox over Boston 5-2
• Police: Three arrested in Portsmouth High 'hit list' case
• 25 arrested, 5 sought in Manchester drug busts
• Bodi: 'I have been fully vindicated'
• Several NH counties under flood watch
• Pat Buchanan: We bred a Chinese tiger that now prowls
• Bodi cleared, but what about Eaton?
• Plymouth State's football program celebrates the big 4-0
• Judge tosses porn evidence
• MLB.com Buchholz cruises to 17th win
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: 'D' has work to do
• Former bookkeeper: I didn’t steal
• Horse owner accused of cruelty
• Officer's hearing draws crowd in Hooksett
• Only in Print: Schools put volunteers to the test
• Berlin wood-chip energy project gets OK
• City school panel sets safety rules for aides
• Twardus takes stand to deny strangling ex-fiancee
• Police ID man wounded in Manchester shooting
• Sharp words at NH gubernatorial debate
• Deal to save Gorham paper mill off, plant to close
• Charles Donovan: Ending a major conflict over abortion
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: We've gone to Afghanistan to tell Charlie Co.
• Distractions: A party goes negative
• Extremism: Shea-Porter on government
• Segway company owner killed after riding Segway off cliff
• Attending the 2nd Annual "A-Ha!" NH Social Media Business Summit. Wrapping up the day lis
• John Clayton's In the City: Time for more good news
• A Berlin building: Kids, parks partner
• Big pension numbers: The top earner problem
• AP: Yanks beat Sox; Playoff magic number is 1
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Woodhead stood tall
• Injured driver arrested
• Police investigate shooting at downtown bar
• Southwest acquisition will mean expanded service at Manchester
• Beach cleanup littered with lessons for students
• VP Biden speaks to voters, rallies Democratic donors in Manchester
• Women find construction's not just a guy thing
• Bodi to keep Liquor Commission job, not top spot
• Only in Print: Girl's suit over search settled
• Portsmouth man dies in I-95 accident
• Quake rattled nerves across much of NH
• Winnacunnet remains atop Power Poll
• North Country wooing Canadian business
• Former tenant says landlord her first suspect hearing of murder
• NH is one of best opportunities to elect a GOP governor - Haley Barbour
• NHPTV Debate: Shea-Porter, Guinta meet for first forum
• A sad party: Obamacare's half birthday
• Bodi's trial: A stain on New Hampshire
• Bills, young Pats share much in common
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Computer purchase surprise riles Alderman O'Neil
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Bodi hearings to come to a head
• Cromwell chosen for Loeb First Amendment award
• Only in print: NH economists differ on deflation threat
• New gambling expansion proposals surface in NH
• NH ponders edge for in-state vendors
• Romney claims Obama 'at war' with business
• 3.2-magnitude earthquake in Boscawen
• AP: Brady throws 3 TDs, Pats beat Bills
• Hung up on gadgetry, chatting and texting
• Joppa Hill's future: The council's wise caution
• Trinity leaves no doubt
• Suspicious man spotted in both Candia, Weare
• Proposal would revise way JUA funds are controlled
• Bass, Kuster debate taxes, jobs
• Only in print: Revving up the learning process
• Tires reported slashed on 100 autos in 2 towns
• Governor: NH 'safer' with early inmate parole
• Deal in works for jail term in FRM case
• Remember Manchester Free Press?
• Coming Sunday: Looking like a 2012 candidate, Romney rallies NH GOP at convention
• Suspicious two-alarm blaze extinguished near stadium
• Dover police seek witnesses to downtown slashing, fight
• Coming Sunday: From flags to uniforms, NH officials stretch spending bargain hunting out of state
• Fergus Cullen: In New Hampshire, watch out for storks driving U-Hauls
• West Has a New Bookdrop!
• FRM plea deal would put Farah in federal prison for years
• Jonah Goldberg: A GOP civil war? Think again
• Editorial Cartoon: For his next trick...
• The GOP's Pledge: Someone's been listening
• Allen Lessels' College Football: UNH moves past URI
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Plymouth-Trinity still a showdown
• Hampstead man convicted on one charge, acquitted on another
• Manchester TD Bank robbed at gunpoint
• Politico: Campaign sexism hits its mark
• GOP seeks action against Rep. Eaton
• Only in Print: Note from the past; hope for future
• High school football scores
• 8 postal workers hit Powerball
• School bus ends up in Goffstown swamp
• Formula for frustration with Similac recall
• Weare police seeks man who attempted to lure girl
• Suit to challenge legality of cutbacks in courts
• Nashua man allegedly tried to extort sex from girl with texted photo
• State worker charged with giving cigarettes, pot to kids
• NH 2nd Congressional candidates talk business
• Sex predators among those granted early release
• Missing Rochester man found dead in Cocheco River
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Biden's NH visit on Monday to include fundraiser for three
• Alumni website may be a scam
• C.J. McCarthy's Heisman Watch: Michigan's super soph paces field again
• Salvation Army's officers work to rebuild the ranks
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Fantastic finishes rule college football
• Only in Print: Closed courts, legal logjam
• AP: Red Sox to honor Lowell, retiring '07 Series MVP
• With wolf-hybrids on loose, town on alert
• Politico.com: Rating the GOP 'Pledge' promises
• Teacher assault may lead to expulsion
• Bodi's lawyer: Punish him, but don't fire him
• Tea Party favorite Scott Brown headed to NH
• Missing Chichester woman found safe
• Ringleader in Concord tattooing case gets jail time, apologizes
• Kathleen Parker: Morning, or mourning, in America?
• Halloween at last: A treat for Manchester
• Deficits and taxes: Hodes vs. Ayotte
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Bad news on Faulk hits hard
• Merrimack outlet center takes its first giant step
• Drug bust nets pounds of pot, kilo of cocaine
• Teen in student attack, robbery held on $30,000 bail
• Michael Gerson: Blue strongholds are turning into Democratic graveyards
• Elites strike back: It's all about them
• Lynch's rationales: Lame cover stories galore
• Ian Clark's On Hockey: The men who would be Kings
• Economists: NH can lead recovery
• Politico: Dems lag badly in outside spending
• Hodes, Ayotte meet this morning in forum
• AP: Ortiz homers, has 4 RBIs to carry Red Sox to 6-1 win
• Only in print: Video, audio recording coming to a school bus near you
• Man waives arraignment on charges he killed ex-girlfriend
• GOP makes push poll accusation
• MIT employee charged with possessing child porn
• City seeks 'Main Street befitting a state capital'
• Bodi not sure he'd return to his job
• Chief mulls trick-or-treat change to later hours
• AP Source: NASCAR taking closer look at winning NHMS car
• Job cuts in city rec department debt reduction plan
• NH woman hid smokes in baby's diaper at jail visit
• 8th-grader arrested for assaulting city teacher
• Police: Fight over cigarettes leads to stabbing, crash
• Feds give final approval to I-93 widening in NH
• Retirement system releases pension list without names
• Toddler injured in Manchester hit-and-run, driver sought
• Liquor enforcement chief defends Bodi's actions
• Politico: Jittery about the economy, Dems turn to Social Security
• Woman, 60, rescued from swamp, vehicle missing
• Purchase of land OK'd for Manchester municipal complex
• Salem laser firm draws $13 million investment
• Today marks 72nd anniversary hurricane of 1938
• Chase ends with Vt. woman in custody after Colebrook incident
• Only in Print: Wary eye turned on release of inmates
• Manchester teen sought for assault, robbery of Memorial High student
• Officials: Changes needed for changing demographics
• Third man strikes deal in Mont Vernon home invasion
• Investigation ends, Auburn officer quits
• State wants trucking firm to pay for experts in death suit
• Girl who survived brutal Mont Vernon attack may testify
• One sent to hospital after shooting in Webster home
• Create a Resume
• Thomas Sowell: Only fools believe the terms politicians concoct
• Pelosi's troops: Smart ones are going AWOL
• SB 500's parolees: A child rapist goes first
• Allen Lessels' Motor Sports: NASCAR needs more regular guys like Clint
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: Where is this headed?
• AP: Wigginton's HR helps Orioles beat Red Sox 9-1
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Topsy-turvy
• Twardus murder trial: Constant phone calls stopped on one end
• Epping officers still in line of fire over murder
• Police: Another TV scam at Salem Sears
• Deal to limit sentence of man in fatal Mont Vernon home invasion
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Thoughts for today
• Public pensions: Our right to know
• Bowyer survives in Chase opener
• Theft, murder cases joined into single trial
• Conway man charged in neighborhood burglaries
• Partnership: One house at a time is the plan
• Experts expecting fabulous fall foliage
• Only in Print: Sex offenders to be among first let out
• Police looking for Manchester man after chase
• AP: Scott has two hits, two RBIs, leads O's to 4-2 win over Red Sox
• Big Truck Day!
• Bodi says AG's office gave him ultimatum
• Berlin pedestrian struck by car, killed
• Police: Drunk-driving gramps had grandchild with him
• Republicans promote unity heading into general election
• Liquor Commission eyes Black Brimmer in crash that killed four
• Manchester Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• John Clayton's In the City: Glory of first Memorial vs. Central football game lives on a half c
• First & 10: Kennett stunner ends nation's longest streak
• UNH shocked by URI
• Defending NASCAR champion begins unprecedented drive for five
• May frosts hurt apple crop in New England
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Republicans unite to defeat Democratic "enemy"
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: November campaigns in full swing
• NH works with VA to help veterans behind bars
• NH truck inspections finding more violations
• Speedway GM Gappens on track
• Shelter directors stand by Tessier as probe unfolds
• Sanchez outduels Brady; Jets beat Pats
• AP: Bowyer snaps drought in Chase opener
• Police investigating Amherst stabbing, assault
• John Harrigan: Make room for cell phones at camp
• RINOs and turncoats: Political perfidy's price
• Melting pot city: Manchester and immigrants
• Coming Sunday: Are price scanners charging you correctly?
• Thomas Sowell: Some political shorthand prevents us from thinking
• A gambling message: Take it off the table
• High school football scores
• Kennett ends Plymouth's streak
• Count Bowyer among Chase contenders
• DNA test results lead to rape charge
• Dog killer avoids jail time
• PAL fundraiser recalls Officer Briggs' murder
• Hen dips toes into chic art
• Glendi kicks off in Manchester
• Salvage yards help nab hit-and-run drivers
• Sandown woman injured in motorcycle crash dies
• Print exclusive: Governor's race shocker
• Milford man faces felony for attempting to rent an apartment in Weare with fake ID
• Hooksett state senator steamed over sign thefts
• School hires teachers after parents air concerns
• Allen Lessels' College Football: UNH's mantra is 'survive'
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: North to test young Astros
• For NH pair, pits are a good fit
• Man indicted in sexual assault case
• Man indicted in Derry assault
• Primaries are usually crazy, but not crazy like this one
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: NH GOP stresses unity, takes aim at Dems
• Traveler: Rules make taxis at airport inaccessible
• Retirement System won't release data despite court order
• Wide Open Saloon burns at The Weirs
• Arrested teacher 'popular' at school
• Cody Michaels, Solo Piano: Autumn Suite
• AP: Reports of ex-B's coach Burns' death are exaggerated
• Clifford D. May: We're suspicious of Islam, but not bigots
• Editorial Cartoon: Perspective
• Hodes' lame trick: Claiming conservatism
• Allen Lessels' Motorsports: The stars -- and now a stripe -- at NHMS
• $5 A Bag Book Sale at Manchester City Library
• Town turns out to salute fallen Marine
• Near-drowning: Teen thanks Laconia rescuers
• Spader defense asks court to keep wound photos, pirate video from jury
• Jonah Goldberg: You can't rule on personality alone
• Defying predictions: NH's primary surprises
• Stephen vs. Lynch: Finally, a real race
• Conway's Locke gets clutch win for Curve
• Disbarred lawyer gets prison for fraud at Bedford title firm
• Teen stabbed in Laconia
• Election results trickled in
• Just the ticket - 41 of them
• Drug take-back day planned
• Only in Print: Little cars, big goals for teen racer
• John Tucker's Unbalanced Line: Tide fans play nice with Penn State
• Manchester man charged with murdering ex-girlfriend
• AP: Senate battlegrounds see new round of negative ads
• Police: Teacher caught on camera tending pot plant
• Politico.com: Palin silent as O'Reilly tries to recall 'guy' she endorsed in NH
• Man airlifted to Boston after motorcycle crash
• AP: Pope, on UK visit, admits failures in abuse scandal
• Defendant in Cates slaying won't seek two-part trial
• DHMC: 300 jobs on line at hospital
• AP: Buchholz leads Red Sox past Mariners 5-1
• Orioles beat Blue Jays 3-1 in Drabek's major league debut
• Police in 3 towns investigate copper thefts
• Wife of accused rapist arrest for witness tampering
• Manchester home invasion
• Long-time Gregg chief of staff joins former Executive Councilor on 'Republicans for Lynch'
• Twardus murder trial: Defense tries to turn witness testimony
• Kevin Hassett: To boost employment, cut pay
• Autumn in NH: Red, yellow and green
• Obama vs. Castro: Central planning reconsidered
• AP: Ortiz 3-run homer leads Red Sox over Mariners 9-6
• Drivers agree: Chase wide open
• Senate: Ayotte, Lamontagne in tight race
• Real fight begins for both parties
• Only in Print: Lottery still trying to work out kinks in new network
• Only in print: Alderman, MCAM head clash
• 77.1 percent of NH seniors took the SAT
• ESPN.com: Pats deal RB Maroney to Denver
• Londonderry 16-year-old dies of meningitis
• Concord man turns himself in on child porn charges
• Friends spent hours looking for missing men
• Lynch, Stephen head to gubernatorial showdown
• Polls show Lamontagne could upset Ayotte
• Election Night Blog - Latest news from the polls
• Mall at Rockingham Park masseur charged with sexual assault
• Ex-Concord student headed to jail for tattoo assault of classmate
• Pat Buchanan: The bonfire of the Qurans
• Polling places in Greater Manchester and across the state
• It's primary day: Take the time to choose
• Lester wins 17th as Red Sox beat Mariners 5-1
• Pinkerton pops to the top of Power Poll
• Number of jobless in NH inching down
• Robbery try at Rochester gas station
• Haitian immigrant denies guilt in murder
• MLB.com: Sox rally behind Beckett
• Dave D'Onofrio's Patriots Notebook: From the start, Patriots were ready to play
• Nashua man arrested in child sex assault
• Dad charged in child beating
• Cabin rebuilt, the old-fashioned way
• In Print: Ariz. sheriff stirs up NH GOP, protesters
• Nadal wins U.S.Open, completes career Grand Slam
• Cities mull parking ticket cooperation
• Don't miss a yummy Spotlight on Business at the Beacon Building hosted by the Red Arrow!
• Durham disorderly house plan targets rowdies
• New Hampshire jobless rate moves slightly lower
• Youth Book Award Nominees
• Prosecutor: Accused killed ex-fiance, buried her in shallow grave with box of photos
• Sandown man charged after motorcycle crash critically injuring his wife
• Gov. Pataki: Economic crisis a peril akin to 9/11
• Granite Status: Pollls show Republican U.S. Senate primary race dead heat
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: Dunkin' Donuts could cash in on this type of inno
• John Clayton's In the City: Antique tickets fluttered down
• Primary endorsements: Our picks for tomorrow
• Page One Editorial: Beliefs trump D.C. dictates
• First and 10: Concord tops the list of surprises
• UNH rode the wave while it lasted
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: City candidates poised for victories
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Predictions for Tuesday's primaries
• Heroism of 9/11's first responders recalled
• Thousands pack arena for farewell to soldiers
• Car found, pulled from I-93 gully; at least one dead
• Bicycle, motorcycle collide at Manchester intersection
• John Harrigan: Reminiscing about trapping
• A community's embrace of injured athlete
• Godspeed, Guard: 9/11 is still with us
• Sox' West Coast misery continues
• Hamlin wins at Richmond, Chase lineup set
• Ayotte e-mails from work: Should I run?
• Only in Print: Derry charter revision on hold
• Airport bridge honors Pearl Harbor vets
• GOP rivals agree: Lynch must go
• 9/11 remembrance for those too young to remember
• Pair charged with Manchester armed robberies
• Ossipee wreck claims the life of motorcyclist
• Lawyers: NH murder suspect formed brotherhood
• Edward Pinto: Loose lending wrecked the economy and keeps it at risk
• Fergus Cullen: Predictions on the primaries
• Deadly stupid: No way to remember 9/11
• Buchholz falters, Sox blanked
• Salem runs a reverse, routs Central
• Police: Suspect left ID at crime scene
• Politico: DeMint backs Lamontagne
• Nashua burglary ring used Facebook to target victims
• Man stabbed in Laconia attack
• Schools to NH: Hands off the stimulus funds
• Only in Print: Who will be the next NH bishop?
• ZBA says yes again to clubhouse for mentally ill
• Speedway, town eye deal for June race security
• Friday night high school football scores
• Sept. 11 coincides with massive Guard sendoff
• Fisher Cats go quietly into the off-season
• They really do have a bridge to sell you
• Call for volunteers to search for missing woman
• Stone Walls of New Hampshire
• Obama: It's the Republicans' fault (Politico.com)
• Rich Girard: My conversion to Ovide Lamontagne for Senate
• Editorial Cartoon: Dems on alert
• Stealing to killing: A familiar pattern
• Allen Lessels' College Football: Pitt's 5-8 Lewis presents tall order
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Early-season showdown in Salem
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Pettitte right on target
• Another big part of Woodmont project: walking
• Epping bans booze on school grounds
• Injured motorcyclist arrested
• Marine had 'a lot of heart'
• Fires under control in Marlborough and Swanzey
• Foliage report: Colors emerging in Great North Woods
• Breakfast Forum
• Network AM at the Boys and Girls Club, sponsored by Bank of America.
• Deroy Murdock: Even big labor is against paying union wages
• Ashooh for Congress: Best person to fight for NH
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Ayotte's surrender in pro-life 'victory'
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Trenton does whatever it takes
• Woodmont planners say need for retail is evident
• Fishers in 2-0 series hole after 12-inning Game 2 loss
• Hooksett police probe five days of crimes
• AP: Brady OKs contract to become NFL's top paid player
• Allenstown man facing charge in pot bust
• AP: Calif. judge says military's ban on gays is unconstitutional
• Lynch leads with more than $1.3m; Stephen tops GOP
• AP: Pastor cancels Quran-burning, then reconsiders
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Binnie goes for independents; Lamontagne needs a headline
• Anticipated GOP Senate debate fireworks fizzle
• Only in Print: Advocate says Job Corps Center is moving forward
• Brady expected at practice after morning car accident
• AP: Jury awards $21 million in damages from prescription drug suit
• Police investigate Somersorth home invasion
• Developers questioned about their vision for orchard
• GOP asks attorney general to examine Lynch payments
• Swett: Focus is on the middle class
• Fisher Cats fall in playoff opener, 2-0
• Only in Print: Developers to get $8.96m in stimulus money
• AP: 44-year-old Wakefield oldest to win for Red Sox
• Power shut-off an accident, not a crime
• Man jailed in brutal domestic attack
• Deadly break-in came after spree, prosecutors say
• Judge annuls bogus charges against ex-husband
• Family of 3 flees burning home
• 2nd District candidates duke it out at debates
• Goffstown Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Wendy Stone Long: In New Hampshire, Palin made a mother of a mistake
• Canterbury man charged in home invasion
• Man makes off with $13,000 from Trek Bike Shop
• Politico.com: Midterm debacle - The blame game begins
• What is Virtual Reality?
• Kathleen Parker: Change is in the air
• Shovel ready: A $50 billion gov't bank
• It's Ovide: There is no better choice
• Fisher Cats set for playoffs starting tonight
• Editorial Cartoon: The Mantra
• Orwellian 'ethics': Pelham needs a lesson
• Pettitte gets rehab stint vs. Fishers
• Police: Laser aimed at officers' eyes
• Politico: New polls point to tsunami
• Earth-moving begins at site of outlet mall
• Brush fires keep firefighters busy
• Bearse: I'm a Reagan Republican
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: No. 1 is a precarious position
• Car strikes child in Radio Flyer wagon
• AP: Rays' 5 HRs, Price's pitching beat Red Sox 14-5
• At Labor Day Breakfast, it's all about creating jobs
• 1st District debate: GOP rivals go after Guinta
• Derry firm's beagle sniffs out bed bugs
• Fall Newsletter
• BAE to buy Oasys Technology of Manchester
• Blizzard trial continued
• Accused says he stabbed sailors in self-defense
• A matter of propriety, not rights
• UNH woman has her purse snatched on campus
• Gilford chase ends in crash; driver, passenger remain at large
• Jonah Goldberg: Obama could use some of the old Clinton magic
• Publisher's Notes: We're ramping up for the primary
• John Clayton: A woman scorned wins in court
• Editorial Cartoon: Hold the sprinkles, please
• Editorial Cartoon: Then and Now
• USA breezes to Handa Cup win
• Farmington man back in jail after 2nd rape charge
• Hampton woman admitted forging checks of dead woman
• Investigators take another look at Colebrook explosion site
• Labor Day has deep roots
• Kalish's slam powers Red Sox over Rays
• Governor candidate Testerman says state needs to back off
• Suspect in attack on sailors surrenders
• Vets to be honored with flight to D.C.
• Juvenile confronted by armed intruder
• Ohio man dies on mountain hike
• Library Thing
• Binnie's whopper: When caught, he lies more
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Cardinals unstoppable in opener against Salem
• Allen Lessels' Motorsports: It promises to be a hot September for NH's drag and NASCAR fan
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Pettitte vs. Fisher Cats? It could happen
• 2 Navy men stabbed in Portsmouth fight
• Beth LaMontange Hall's City Hall: Big change coming to mayor’s senior luncheon
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Many questions surround gubernatorial campaign aides
• Only in Print: 20 state senators disclose potential conflicts of interest
• Economy challenges NH trades
• Woodmont Commons: A 629-acre, $1b vision
• Study shows young women outearning young men
• John Harrigan: Moving wood, and thoughts of New Year
• ICE warm: Going soft on immigration
• Lost wedding ring found at Merrimack Recycling Center
• Coming Sunday: Exeter welcomes aliens
• Coming Sunday: Billion dollar development will transform Londonderry
• Coming Sunday: How young women are out earning male colleagues
• Hampton bans swimming in hurricane's wake
• David Harsanyi: Nation building might work, but it’s not worth it
• Editorial Cartoon: New model
• Just crazy: The Discovery shooter
• All systems go for Handa Cup golf
• Student, 16, mugged outside Memorial High
• Only in print: Bedford farm fights to survive
• Hooksett woman, 87, ready for a huge leap
• U.S leads Handa Cup after Day 1
• Bedford soldier visits students before deployment
• Wildcats cruise in opener, 33-3
• Residents lost everything in city fire
• Fisher Cats fall in Portland, giving Thunder division crown
• Week 1 NHIAA football scoreboard
• Police seek man for south end armed robbery
• Peterborough woman 'frazzled' by Discovery Channel gunman
• nashuatelegraph.com: Spader drove at school with weapons in car
• Fire hits West Side apartment building
• Nine-hour Belmont standoff ends with arrests
• West Side apartment building uninhabitable after fire
• AP: Storm watch canceled in NH as Earl weakens
• Jonah Goldberg: China wealthy? That's rich
• Editorial Cartoon: Not paying attention
• Smearing Ayotte: The FRM mudslinging
• Allen Lessels' College Football: Fast start key for Wildcats
• Legends show talent at Handa Cup pro-am
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: Signs point to (Nashua) North
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Rivera good fit for Jays
• DWI charge follows crash into car, fence, stairs, house
• State revenues up slightly for fiscal year's first 2 months
• Only in Print: Alstead farmers battle over land
• Labor Day weekend expected to cap a busy summer
• Friday night high school football scores
• NH soldiers come to aid of Afghanistan villagers
• AP: White Sox-Red Sox postponed by severe weather threat
• Ex-DMV worker called corrupt
• Police: Man arrested after crashing into house
• AG asked to clarify on Stephen funding
• Fishers win home finale, 3-2
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Mahoney, Guinta getting feisty in congressional race
• AP: Manning, Brady solid in finale tuneup
• Only in Print: A big, white bus offers immigrants hope
• AP: Red Sox beat Orioles 6-4 to break even on road trip
• Lawyer refuses to bar Lynch from Bodi proceedings
• Police: Londonderry man arrested twice Tuesday
• Home-based gun shop OK makes neighbors worry
• Meanwhile, NH awaits weakening Earl
• The heat's still on, so some schools are out
• Pit bull attacks its new owner
• Jim Bender: It's not racist to want to control the border
• Brookline woman faces attempted murder charge for stabbing sister
• Largest deployment: NH guardsmen ready for "Operation New Dawn"
• Kathleen Parker: What the Beckapalooza was really all about
• Editorial Cartoon: Iraq War medal
• Obama on Iraq: 'Mission Accomplished'
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Record night? Call goes out to fans
• Pat Buchanan: Can the Tea Party deliver?
• Forrester in the 2nd: She deserves a shot
• Accident report: MPD's encouraging admission
• IndyCar drivers like NHMS
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Taking the Loewen road
• Ask the Expert: FTC revises the rules
• Ex-town employee gets 7-15 for rape
• Professors in court on drinking-party charge
• Senators edge Fisher Cats, 2-1
• GOP's Emiro says he's ready to lead
• AP: Red Sox rally to beat Orioles 9-6
• Only in Print: One man's war story
• Police seek man who tried to pass fake bills
• Both sides slam Ayotte on FRM report
• AP: Discovery Channel gunman shot dead; all others in building, including NH woman, safe
• Calm Auburn children make the right call
• William Smart, father of murder victim, dies at 68
• Soldiers share their viewpoint on Iraq
• Hurricane Earl could make a NH visit
• Police: Bedford owner vandalized his own restaurant
• Father, son from city gunfight arraigned
• Labor Day
• Hearing for E. Kingston rookie cop delayed
• NH classrooms are cooking (and the surf's up)
• Politico: First Lamontagne ad to air
• Concord gas main break; evacuation under way
• As one Stanley heads to prison, another is headed to court
• FRM draft report: Ayotte gets a share of the blame
• Jonah Goldberg: Dorsal fins surround White House
• Media myths: Obama vs. the Tea Party
• Give Lynch credit: He's achieved so much
• Monarchs court fans from Lowell
• Fisher Cats hang on to tip Harrisburg
• Police investigate possible assault
• SEA chief to step down
• Bill Binnie: It's a 2-person Senate race
• Only in Print: Airport expense requests denied
• AP: Matusz leads Orioles past skidding Red Sox 5-2
• Warren chief won't face criminal charges
• Fisher Cats prevail on Liuzza’s walk-off HR
• Paving scammer gets years in prison
• Union Leader/WMUR debates begin Sept. 7
• Dover student sues over heart-stopping shock
• PSU freshmen move in, ready to work, play hard
• Dover police find drug lab
• Men exchange gunfire on Wilson St.
• Justin Bieber reschedules this week's Manchester show to December
• Joe McQuaid's Publisher's Notebook: No wishy-washy editorials for us, our editorial board
• John Clayton's In the City: 'Raising the Fallen' at cemetery
• Ski free: No helmet law here
• Two lobbyists: One stupid debate
• MLB.com: Three-run sixth dooms Sox
• Fisher Cats' Thames feels good, looks great
• Car crash leads to DWI charge
• Sentencing set for Raymond rapist
• Charlie Bass: How to control our spending
• Back to school means logging in
• New agency answers call for workers
• Air show's 2nd day has as much sun, less hassle
• Tilton man struck by car, critically injured
• Ogling girls leads to loitering charge against Pelham man
• John Harrigan: A snap-shot in the life of a bobcat
• Rejecting Obamaism: A looming electoral catastrophe
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Lamontagne for U.S. Senate
• Legends of women's golf in NH next weekend for Handa Cup
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Drabek biggest reason Fishers can win it all
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Mahoney taking his campaign to Guinta's backyard
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Dollars from doughnuts fuel Stephen campaign
• Only in Print: State resolves trooper residency dispute
• NH's Iraq role persists as combat mission 'ends'
• Finals and midterms are out of school in Plaistow
• Primary spending spree in NH's Senate campaign
• Washington Post: Beck urges Mall rally to restore traditional values; Protesters decry MLK link
• Hillsborough sends off 'hometown heroes,' the 744th
• Even with loss, Fisher Cats are in
• Manchester PD vehicle involved in accident
• Air show brings huge crowds to Pease
• Coming Sunday: Where to find a bargain Big Mac
• Jonah Goldberg: The myth of the anti-Muslim backlash
• Buying local: It's happening organically
• Fisher Cats wait for playoff clincher
• High school football teams make an early mark
• Hooksett Chamber founding sparks debate
• Police pursuit ends in I-93 crash, arrest
• Only in print: City schools revise code of conduct
• New life for Post Office Fruit
• Manchester boy makes strides on new legs
• National Guard's service saluted
• AP: Rays beat Red Sox 3-2 on HR in 10th
• Farmington woman arrested for calling 911 after bar stopped serving her
• Minn. money heads to Pawlenty-backed pols in NH
• Fergus Cullen: A conversation with Erica Blizzard
• Editorial Cartoon: Recalled
• Stimulating hope: Biden's summer school
• AP: Bradford good, Pats defense bad in Rams 36-35 win
• Ex-Wildcats TE Sicko showcases skills for Cowboys
• Support efforts continue for Doucette
• U.S. marshals enlist pontoon boat in chase
• Only in Print: Airport officials focus on current facilities
• AP: Lawsuit says SeaWorld trainer's death traumatized NH boy, 10
• Man, 76, swims Lake Winnipesaukee in 22 hours
• Blue Angels headline high-flying action at Pease
• Ex-Jaffrey chief gets new shot at benefits
• Introduction to the Internet Class
• As road rage rises, police raise alarm
• Arrest made in overnight Manchester arsons
• Little new hiring in NH
• In Manchester, VP Biden touts stimulus
• Wrong-way driver on I-293 faces felony
• South Carolina man charged in hit-and-run death of NH woman
• Pelham K9 corners burglary suspect
• Amity Shlaes: A tax lesson from Maine and New Hampshire
• Horn in the 2nd: An independent Republican
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Losing our advantage
• Monarchs' season schedule released
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Portland returns, brings big bat
• Suit: Anger taken out on lawn
• 1st District Republicans debate in Derry, take aim at Shea-Porter
• Only in Print: New school data system is questioned
• Kids learn there are bad people, but good ones, too
• Rain drops wet blanket on many holiday plans
• Fisher Cats' postseason berth almost official after win over Sea Dogs
• Mariners-Red Sox rained out, day-night DH set for Wed.
• North Country partners bid to buy Balsams
• AP: Hernandez pitches Seattle to 4-2 win, split of DH with Sox
• Maine man faces carjacking charge
• Thunder edge Fisher Cats, gain breathing room
• Primaries: McCain withstands challenge in Arizona; novice shines in Fla. gubernatorial race
• Accused arsonist: I was trying to set a bug on fire
• Only in Print: Judge rules in NH real estate heiress' case
• Camp staffer indicted on attempted rape charge
• Law regulating campaign signs can be confusing, is rarely enforced
• Lynch raises $1.3m toward re-election
• Inmates' treatment bottleneck means delays in release
• August is Inventors Month
• ABC's '20/20' to look at mom's unsolved killing
• Salem stab victim's brother assaulted in unrelated dispute
• Freezer prank at summer camp leads to rebuke
• Hudson police seek public's help identifying burglar
• Democrats hope money, manpower can stem losses this fall
• Storm knocks out power to thousands of homes
• Newly minted millionaire surfaces in Dalton to claim $12.5M Megabucks jackpot
• Spader defense wants evidence kept from jury
• David Harsanyi: We can criticize Mormons and Catholics, but not Muslims?
• Credit card rates: Another Obama wealth transfer
• A primary victory? Not really, Mr. Buckley
• Prosecutor drops murder charge in deadly Mont Veron home invasion
• Kathleen Parker: Last call for Dr. Laura
• Empowering women: One bullet at a time
• Budget ideas: Lynch's are missing
• Drabek hurls NH to big win in N.J.
• Slay suspect Gribble to see 2nd doctor
• Police investigate stabbing death at Nashua home
• IT merger for city schools derailed
• Recycled Percussion member wins in court
• AP: Damon stays in Detroit, nixes return to Red Sox
• Only in Print: Districts confront student attire
• LeBels' World Series run ends in quarterfinals
• Bear, Conway man collide at Dumpster
• AP: Low prices, rates can't slow fall in home sales
• Democrats' primary dates conflict with NH law
• Fishers win in 11, now 1 1/2 games out
• NH egg buyers flock to local farms
• West Nile virus found in city mosquitoes
• N.Y. woman dies in Twin Mountain crash
• John Harrigan: Hey, folks, they aren't 'abandoned'
• Unity voters OK $4.7 million for new school
• City man accused of violent sex assault attempts
• Thanks for the ad, Mr. Binnie, but we stand by our story and publication
• School IT jobs: The board's priorities
• Contract claws: Scratching at local budgets
• City man charged in machete attack
• One arrest in Candia assault
• Primary losses blunt Palin's 'mama grizzly' claws
• Bob Giuda: First, create jobs
• Only in Print: Disciplined nurses' names posted
• John Clayton's In the City: Delivered, after 67 years
• Leaking fluids lead police to suspect's vehicle
• New chairlift celebrated at Mittersill site
• Guard breaks silence on inmate assault claim
• MLB.com: Lackey, Scutaro lead Boston
• LeBel All-Stars need three straight at Babe Ruth World Series
• Police: vigilance nets Hooksett burglar
• LeBels falter, but still advance in Series
• The reality on Israel's plate
• Watching Walsh: AG's review is welcome
• Select Stephen: Give Lynch a strong challenge
• Fisher Cats' Richmond sharp, but New Britain wins
• LeBels win second straight at World Series
• Fate of local GE jobs still unresolved
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: Alderman growling mad over city dog-park delays
• Lynch close to naming chief justice?
• Only in print: Former nurse's violations reveal gaps in state oversight
• Students have options for cut-price textbooks
• Tessier brother investigated over missing money
• Binnie report detailed jobs move to Mexico
• Hillsborough County attorney admits mishandling case
• Fishers sail on Thames' triple
• MLB.com: Rain can't dampen Buchholz's dominance
• Boston massacred as Overbay, Jays run riot
• Boone brilliant as Fisher Cats cruise
• Manchester Babe Ruth 13s have pitching options
• Goffstown businesses say traffic detours hurt
• Only in Print: Budget woes stagger Minority Health Coalition
• City shares cultural flavor with three weekend festivals
• City Year participants spruce up Manchester school
• Nonprofit group helps NH homeowners in danger of foreclosure
• Thomas Sowell: A slow, systematic dismantling of America
• Doubting Obama: He is feeding the myths
• Jonah Goldberg: An entirely avoidable controversy
• Editorial Cartoon: Still employed
• Parks partnerships: The path forward
• Man charged with staging break-in
• Panel hears creative options for closing state budget hole
• Only in Print: Felonies dropped, AG probe under way
• Board, teachers at odds over Evergreen Law
• Kingston official accused of perjury
• Plotting ex-wife gets 7-14 years in jail
• AP: Pedroia back on the DL
• Officer's dragging puts focus on aggressive drivers
• Prison guard union boss arraigned for assault
• Police: Uncle stabbed nephew and own brother in Salem fight
• Politico: Dems find wealthy liberals sitting on their wallets this election cycle
• AP: Winner claims $12.5m Megabucks prize
• AP: Democrats approve 2012 changes
• Couple identified in apparent murder-suicide
• Computer Class: Ebsco Database
• Gluten-Free Holiday Baking with Oonagh Williams
• Rivera on Clemens indictment: 'I still don't believe it'
• Police: Van likely struck NH woman in fatal S.C. hit-and-run
• Exeter teen seriously hurt in Mount Washington ravine fall
• Sheriff candidate turns himself in to police
• Hudson man charged with indecent exposure for naked woods crawl
• $1,000 award offered in Laconia assault
• NYT: Clemens to be indicted for perjury over doping testimony
• LeBel All-Stars onslaught ends in 17-5 mercy rule victory
• Mirthquake Silent Film Festival
• Pat Buchanan: Our clueless professor trips over a New York mosque
• Bodi's hearing: Lynch's kangaroo court
• AP: Welker back, Brady shines in Patriots 28-10 win
• Joseph W. McQuaid: Mr. Binnie's big problem
• AP: Matsui, Santana lead Angels past Red Sox, finally
• LeBels' offense primed for World Series
• Judge weighs attempted murder charge in Portsmouth hammer attack
• Stephen seeks cuts in taxes, spending
• Handicapped dog is first to reach summit of Mt. Washington
• Bigger home awaits Bella
• Meija, Mets stymie Fisher Cats, 5-0
• Internet SOS scam: From cyberspace to Derry
• AG: Apparent murder-suicide in Charlestown
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: Buck stops here, makes Fisher Cats history
• Marc Thaler's First and 10: New playoff system may raise hackles
• AP: Red Sox rally, now 9-0 against Angels in 2010
• Bail revoked for homeless man who said he wanted a place to sleep in jail
• Mets get the better of Fisher Cats, 5-2
• Police: Couple urged toddler to hit herself on video
• Former Kennett High star Locke-d in vs. Portland
• Politico: Mosque debate strains tea party, GOP
• Police: Man pawned stolen jewelry
• NH share of stimulus money nearly $1 billion so far
• AP: Sgt. Nicol remembered as dedicated soldier
• Only in Print: Hooksett break-ins put focus on police
• Warrant issued for sheriff candidate
• Friends, family of fallen Ranger recall how much he loved Army
• Legislature candidate charged in threat against partner
• Guard unit returns to NH after year-long deployment
• Man jailed in trooper dragging incident
• Boston church relic recovered; man arrested in NH
• Board rejects 'Sign for Jesus' appeal
• 'Signs for Jesus' comes to Chichester
• Auburn man arrested on drug charges
• Allenstown, Chichester stores hit by ATM thief
• Manchester mayor endorses Ayotte
• Roger Simon: Barack Obama, one-term President
• Bus beef: Tilton woman speaks out
• Food stamp funding: Hodes, Shea-Porter reverse it
• One killed, two hurt in Windham collision
• NH gun store cleared in sale of weapon Craigslist killer used
• Binnie rejects Sununu call for civility in campaign ads
• Kathleen Parker: Drowning in a sea of college course offerings
• Palin parley: Sense and insensitivity
• All-Star catcher John Buck making Manchester rehab stop
• Burglaries up in Laconia
• Danville stalker gets year in jail
• NH lawmaker involved in fatal crash
• Ayotte wants to take hatchet to spending
• Water HQ won't leave downtown Manchester
• AP: Buchholz, Kalish, McDonald deliver for Red Sox in 6-0 win
• Only in Print: Supermarket competition heats up
• Police investigating abduction attempt
• State releases first hospital infection report
• Buck's blasts lift Fisher Cats to 15-5 win
• City carjack victim recounts harrowing ordeal
• AP: Former NH Liquor Commissioner convicted of DWI
• NH woman dies in S.C. hit-and-run
• Ex-NH man deported after Turkey jail time
• Sununu advice to GOP primary candidates: Play nice
• 70-year-old wins fight on bus route cutbacks
• In Columbia: Shots, SWAT and an apparent suicide
• Out $320k, Calif. church sues Dartmouth professor
• Restaurant worker charged in theft
• Car taken in Manchester car-jacking recovered
• Judge rejects guilty plea in Cates murder
• What a summer!
• Publisher's Notebook: Candidates show true colors
• John Clayton's 'In the City': West High student raps way to Arctic Circle
• On the right track: Good racing is good business
• MLB.com: Dice-K shines in Sox' loss
• Crabbe delivers for Fisher Cats
• Carjacking reported at city intersection
• Man who rammed cruiser, then was shot, chased, sues officers
• State program gives employers, workers a 6-week job interview
• WWII vets recall joy at news of war's end
• FairPoint CEO is asked to quit
• Only in Print: No tolerance on booze, drugs for some Granite State high school athletes
• Witness tampering charge for babysitter accused of rape
• Fire damages Rimmon St. triple-decker in Manchester
• Custom Nationals home to iconic cars, film replica
• Senate candidates split in immigration flap
• Binnie move might have cost U.S. jobs
• George F. Will: Netanyahu's warning on a menacing Iran
• NH families cutting funeral expenses
• John Stossell: Memo to Greenspan - Keep your opinions to yourself
• Charles Krauthammer: Ground Zero sacrilege proves that location matters
• Roger Simon: Beware promises of constitutional amendment
• John Harrigan: When venison is like tofu: Mowing hay
• Now and forever: A duty to remember the fallen
• Binnie ball: Dodge facts, cry foul
• Lester pitches Red Sox past Rangers
• Kevin Gray on Baseball: New Hampshire holding a pair of aces
• Motor Sports: NHMS elated with 2011 lineup
• More competition for TV viewers, more consumer complaints
• State pensions live on through children
• City Hall: Mayor and talk-show host trade trash talk
• Remains of Kensington soldier transferred, services scheduled
• Milford checkpoint nets 3 arrests, drugs and vehicle seized
• Coming Sunday: What are the most stolen cars in the Granite State? The answer might surprise you
• Sox blow big lead for second straight day
• Fisher Cats lose 19-inning marathon
• Antiques still finding favor with buyers
• Police probing burglaries at Bedford pizza shop, bakery
• Young Hooksett couple old pros at farming
• 70 soldiers from NH return to U.S.
• Manchester seeks Mass. help on fighting gangs
• Stimulus millions for NH teachers could buttress other state spending
• GOP activist questions Congress candidate Guinta's finances
• Plea bargain in beating death is an insult to the dead man's memory
• Last-minute FG gives Pats a win
• NHMS, Loudon debate costs for security
• Help needed to solve New Boston, Goffstown burglaries
• Roommate held in stabbing
• Gov. Lynch slams criticism of sex offender bill
• Only in print: College roommates finish one-two at CIGNA race
• Manchester antique show woos under-30 crowd
• Legislator quits over "dead Palin" remark
• For Malia Obama, a summer at camp in NH
• Former E. Kingston officer to remain in jail until at least next month
• Helmets and kids: The weakness of mandates
• 5K road race just keeps getting bigger
• Burglars make off with inspection stickers
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Stephen's anti-Lynch calls
• Only in print: New Hampshire's own bridge to nowhere?
• Widow bereft by theft of ashes
• Proceedings to remove Bodi to begin on Sept. 20
• Accused EMT attacker released
• Bishop turns 75, turns in resignation
• Lack of donations endangering Derry community center
• Summer Stars
• NH candidate apologizes for Sarah Palin death wish post on Facebook
• Motion seeks recusal of Lynch from Bodi removal proceedings
• Former Manchester officer sentenced to jail for Strange Brew assault
• George F. Will: Netanyahu, Obama two very different leaders
• No-choice NH: State has a primary flaw
• Women charged in EMT assault faces new charge
• Politico: Primary night yields good news for Obama, Dems
• State releases more e-mails of former AG Ayotte
• Only in print: State's rejection called part of a pattern at Mount Sunapee
• Stimulus money helps fix miles of mountain trails
• Woman agrees to surrender dogs
• Campground store burns to ground in Derry
• Facebook heads-up headed to teachers
• Killing plea deal enrages family
• Antique event is putting 'NH on the map'
• Sox homer attack pummels Blue Jays
• Construction vehicle causes propane leak
• Memories of Sgt. Burroughs fill funeral home with smiles
• NH Motor Speedway keeps both NASCAR races in 2011
• Charles Arlinghaus: Education funding ignored by alliance of silence
• Sununu reacts to death of former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens
• Man dies after falling into trash bin
• Kathleen Parker: The meaning of Olive Street
• What recovery?: Redistribution, not growth
• Continuing sacrifices: Young Americans, in service
• Police bust alleged multi-state GPS theft ring
• Londonderry man accused of raping girl asks to be released
• 2nd District House candidates sling lobbyist label
• Manchester teacher dress code set
• Suncook girl with rare disease awaits new liver
• Only in print: Prison staffers cope with inmates' ingenuity
• Weare fire lieutenant blasts department
• Lowell's homer tops Toronto
• Tackling Manchester gangs gets city's full attention
• Nashua photographer charged with sexually assaulting teenage girls
• Wife may not have to testify in abuse case
• Cedar Street store owner fends off would-be robber
• Motorcyclist dies in Manchester crash
• Gregg, Sununu reflect on former Sen. Ted Stevens' legacy
• Snitching rumor behind vicious Portsmouth hammer attack
• Army Ranger, Kensington native, killed in Afghanistan
• Standoff in a small town
• Man wanted for Conway bank robbery caught in Manchester
• Man charged in assault on baby
• NASCAR turns to Chicago for big city start to chase
• August Gardening
• Publisher's Notebook: Print, web editions gave full Bodi story
• John Clayton's In the City: History heads to auction block
• Flagging Arizona: Whose side are they on?
• Smoke dings: The Lynch Disadvantage
• MLB.com: Beckett banged around by Yanks
• Cop-assault suspect seeks 2nd attorney swap
• Underage drinking party busted
• Horn: We must cut expenses, taxes
• NH soldier, an MIA since 1950, is still sought
• Only in print: NH death toll mounts for motorcyclists
• NH Superfund sites living long, dirty lives
• MLB.Com: Lester, bullpen handcuff Yanks
• Medical costs for beaten inmates climbs
• Fisher Cats run out of gas
• Child, 3, pinned under car's wheel
• John Harrigan's Woods, Water & Wildlife: Barry Camp needs help
• Binnie's beliefs: What are they?
• Tavern tempest: Lesson for public on Lynch
• Sabathia outpitches Lackey as Yanks even series
• Kevin Gray's On Baseball: To young Kalish, anything is possible
• Tom Fahey's State House Dome: Taking a close look at audits
• Beth LaMontagne Hall's City Hall: City assessing assessor lineup, as chairman departs
• Un-bear-able: Complaints surge with increased foraging
• Cell phones: Too 'smart' for your own good?
• Van Aalst remembered for his determination, drive
• Fisher Cats crushed, 13-2
• Homeowner interrupts burglary in progress
• Magazine sales tactics rile local authorities
• Second Dorrs Pond spillway recommended
• St. Anselm College ranked among best in campus dining
• Sunken pumpkins raise worries for regatta
• Ousted officer takes on bosses
• Honoring veterans: 'So we may never forget'
• RNC backs NH's 1st-in-nation primary role
• Laconia native killed in combat
• Coming Sunday: Balancing the blessings of the Information Age with personal privacy
• Thomas Sowell: CBO chief contradicts the Obama administration on debt
• Bodi should stay: There is no case for removal
• Witness in Mont Vernon slaying found dead
• Twisted path to Saunders murder trial
• Bestani blasts his GOP opponents
• Only in Print: Gilmanton firefighters back to driver's ed
• Mother says son in coma after prison beating
• Craftsmen salute an artist
• Corrections told to explain why workers still suspended
• Eaton: I put no pressure on Mark Bodi
• Red Sox draw first blood against Yanks
• Soldier, Laconia native, killed in Afghanistan
• Mass. teacher who faces child porn charge worked at NH youth camp
• Police probe after breastfeeder told to leave Dover park
• Kevin Hassett: Obamacare is hopelessly complex
• Editorial Cartoon: Success
• NASCAR: Atlanta's loss may be NH's gain
• Youth Baseball: LeBels capture 13-year-old regionals
• AP: Matsuzaka's pitching, Beltre's power lead Boston in 6-2 win
• Squirrels beat up on Fisher Cats, 10-0
• NH gets $430,890 grant for unemployment insurance computers
• Rindge burglary probe leads to big pot growing operation
• Rath pleads guilty to DWI, loses license and fined
• AP: Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• John DiStaso's Granite Status: Bodi tells of 'jihad' by Eaton
• State lifts algae warning at Sebbins Pond
• Only in Print: Board asks for report on students' social promotions
• John Clayton's In the City: Beauty of a mystery
• Concord cyclist gives up lead but feels triumphant
• Jonah Goldberg: Letting the oil spill crisis go to waste
• 'Heartbroken' widow mourns NH man killed in Conn. shooting
• Thomas Sowell: Our President is dividing us on race
• Apple steps up to claim computers in Hooksett
• Jonah Goldberg: Nostalgia for dead conservative heroes is misguided
• Fallen soldiers' kin castigate board for delaying bridge vote
• Editorial Cartoon: Game plan
• Couple injured in I-93 SUV rollover
• A tax cut recession? Candidate Kuster thinks so
• Special meeting Monday to discuss youth gang scourge in Manchester
• Golf: Demers captures Women's Am title
• Computer Classes
• Kids Bingo Night at West
• Here’s the Scoop!
• Summer Reading Lists
• Tour de France
• How Cheap Can You Get?
• A Twilight Novella
• June is National Rose Month
• Honor Our Independence with the 195th Army Band
• Happy Fourth of July!
• Have you seen us?
• Baby, It’s Hot Outside!
• Family Fare 2010
• So Many Books, So Little Time
• Catch a Wave! Make a Splash! Read about New Hampshire!
• Tri-City Expo Announces 2010 Sponsors
• Workout Club Adds to Relief Effort in Haiti
• Earth Day
• Paul T. Pepler joins GZA GeoEnvironmental
• Manchester Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Refugee Agricultural Program Begins in Manchester
• Manchester Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Broadway Blockbuster The Producers Comes To The Palace Theatre
• Northeast Delta Dental Doubles In-Kind Contribution to Palace Theatre
• The Palace Theatre Receives Grant from Target for Palace Professional Theatre for Children
• Opera NH Announces Board for 2008-2009 Fiscal Year
• Palace Theatre of New Hampshire Commits $30,000 to The Palace Theatre’s New Campaign
• Save On Medical Equipments !!
• Speed Skating Legend, Johann Olav Koss is NESE Honorary Chairman
• New England String Ensemble presents “Nordic Landscape”
• Find a Professional Justice of the Peace
• 6th Annual Senior Summer Sizzler
• Senior Real Estate Specialist
• Woven In Time Permanent Exhibit
• Teddy Bear Toss
• Toys For Tots
• Family Wednesdays - Autumn Leaves
• Let's Try Glass! A One Day Fused Glas Class for Beginners
• Artist Lecture Series - "Portraits: The Artist, the Patron, the View and the Sitting"
• Art Center Workshop: The Art of Tapestry Weaving
• Zimmerman House Twilight Tour
• Art Bites: "What's Now and What Will Be: An Introduction to the Currier's Collections"
• Zimmerman House Twilight Tour
• Family Wednesdays - Make a Mask
• Art Center Workshop: A Day to Play in Clay
• Artist Lecture Series: "Contemporary Art: What's It All About? "

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