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A judge allowed the power to be cut to Michael Gill's sign board in Manchester displaying controversial messages.

Courts

Michael Gill's Manchester message board gets unplugged

A judge said Gill is in contempt of court for continuing to display words and images not related to his business.

Bow defender Nate Alford brings down Plymouth's Garrett Macomber after a gain during the second half of the NHIAA Div. II championship game hosted at Wildcat Stadium in Durham Saturday. Plymouth won 27-24.

High School Sports

Roger Brown's High School Football: Division II showdown will answer questions

ANY TIME you've played three games and still haven't allowed a point, you know your defense is good, but sometimes you still don't know how good.

Business

Former Gov. John H. Sununu, former USNH Chancellor Edward MacKay to be honored by BIA

Former Gov. John H. Sununu and former University System of New Hampshire Chancellor Edward MacKay will be honored with Lifetime Achievement awards by the Business and Industry Association.

Editorials

Members of the Alpha Phi sorority at UNH will not be disciplined for singing the N-word and posting it online.

Kanye can say it; UNH students can't sing along

UNH has no business policing which songs students can sing at a sorority.

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JOYCE CRAIG

Cap buster: Believe Craig's actions, not words

You could believe Joyce Craig's promise to lower Manchester's tax rate if elected as mayor, but not if you've been paying attention.

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Gatsas and Craig

On to November: Manchester's choices are clear

Manchester will either live within its means under Gatsas, or shatter the tax cap under Craig.

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State Government

DHHS gets input on work requirement amendment

The state Department of Health and Human Services held a public input session Thursday on an amendment that would impose a work requirement for eligibility in the state's expanded Medicaid program.

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Only in Print: The new demands of nursing

By TIM BUCKLAND
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 27. 2012 9:31PM
Nurses pictured from the Intenstive Care Unit at Elliot Hospital, from left, Nettie Walsh, RN CCRN; Jel Lechuza, RN; Anne Galeucia, RN; Katherine King, RN CCRN; Heidi Kukla, RN, and Stephanie Joyce, BSN RN, pose in the ICU at the hospital in Manchester Thursday afternoon. (Mark Bolton/Union Leader)
Hospitals throughout New Hampshire are increasingly trying to attract nurses with bachelor's degrees to close a gap that has the state near the bottom of the country in the ratio of nurses with higher education.


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