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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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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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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

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Let's make a deal: Breakthrough with state unions

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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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Gilford woman seriously hurt in head-on crash in Belmont crash


June 27. 2013 8:54PM



A Gilford woman was seriously injured in a head-on collision in Belmont Thursday morning.

Belmont police said Aaron Downing, 28, of Belmont was driving north on Laonia Road when his vehicle crossed into the southbound lane and struck one being driven by Cherie Shaw, 27.

Shaw suffered serious injuries, police said. Downing was hurt, but not as seriously, police said. Both went to the hospital.

Police are investigating the collision.


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