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Former alderman expected to plead guilty to tax evasion

MANCHESTER — Former Manchester restaurateur and politician Tommy Katsiantonis signaled on Thursday his desire to plead guilty to tax evasion and theft charges, a state prosecutor said.

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Mike Shalin's Working Press: Two U's, two K's, two opinions on goalie

SURVIVE AND ADVANCE.
That's what the Bruins did in a rather wild and sloppy game at TD Garden Wednesday night.

Pat Sullivan showed the crowd behind-the-scenes photos and videos of his live trucks broadcasting some of the biggest sporting events in the U.S. during the UNH CEO Forum Thursday.

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Game Creek Video CEO rounds out UNH speaker series

DURHAM — Game Creek Video's president Pat Sullivan captivated an audience of about 40 people Thursday during the final UNH CEO Forum of the academic year. The multimillion dollar trucks that...

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Derailed: The Senate can save $4 million

The Senate next week should stop the commuter rail insanity at the State House, at least for this year.

Right the first time: A second chance for school choice

When the New Hampshire House passed Senate Bill 193 back in January, Reps. Neal Kurk, R-Weare, Robert Theberge, R-Berlin, and Frank Byron, R-Litchfield, voted for it.

Let's make a deal: Breakthrough with state unions

For most of the past year, the State Employees Association, the largest of the four unions representing state workers, has been lobbing rocks at Gov. Chris Sununu. The contracts ran out last year,...

Rep. Gary Hopper, R-Weare, pauses to look at the signs of death penalty opponents Ginny Mierins of Concord and Mark Barber of Boscawen ahead of the death penalty repeal vote at the State House in Concord.

State Government

Death penalty repeal passes House; faces Sununu veto

The House of Representatives has joined the Senate in voting to repeal the death penalty in New Hampshire, but not by the margin needed to override an anticipated veto by Gov. Chris Sununu.

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Only in Print - Marc Thaler's High School Hockey: Proud Berlin wants to leave its mark

MARC THALER
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 21. 2012 10:41PM
Goalie Steve Martin, shown in action last month against Manchester Central, has been a key to Berlin's recent win streak. (THOMAS ROY/UNION LEADER)


Berlin's Mountaineers are the main story in this final week of regular-season high school hockey.

Why does a sub-.500 team - currently outside the 10-team tournament field - garner such attention? Tradition-rich Berlin (6-10) plays its final Division I home game tonight against Londonderry (7-7-1). The next time the Mountaineers skate at Notre Dame Arena, they'll be competing in Division III.


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