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CONCORD - Updated, 5:01 p.m. Dial 2-1-1 and be connected to the state's new H1N1 flu public inquiry line designed to answer residents' questions about the widespread flu. Meanwhile, health officials said the state has been allocated 40,000 more doses of the vaccine, and it will arrive next week.

►Or, if you prefer, here's a link to the NH Health and Human Services H1N1 Web site.
►Click here to view the CDC's H1N1 Web site.

Stewartstown - Updated, 5:00 p.m. The 2-year-old was taken to Upper Valley Hospital in Colebrook, then transferred to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center because of the severity of his injuries.

MANCHESTER - The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Department and Manchester police are reviewing their responses to Thursday's shooting death of a Manchester mother by her estranged husband, who then killed himself during a six-hour standoff with police.

►Husband killed wife, himself with same gun (6)

MANCHESTER - Heightened concerns about crime in the Queen City spilled over into the mayoral race yesterday, as Alderman Mark Roy took his opponent to task for advocating a cut to the police department's budget.

LONDONDERRY - Until last week, it was not uncommon for neighbors to see Suzanne Vernet sitting on a granite bench outside her Fiddler's Ridge Road home, waiting for her children to get home from school. Now the spot is covered in flowers and notes, the community's response to the murder-suicide that claimed the life of Binh and Suzanne Vernet.

►Autopsy confirms that deaths were homicide, suicide

IN AUGUST 2008, Brian Harris noticed a loose branch hanging from a tree in his Merrimack yard, just above a power line. Harris used his pruners to cut the limb. The branch fell onto the line, resulting in a year-long hassle and one big bill from the power company. "If we would've had any idea what we were getting into, we would've left it alone," said Deanne Harris, Brian's wife.

►Tree removal proves a knotty problem (4)
►Evening power outage still a mystery (1)

SALEM - Updated, 6:44 a.m. Michael F. Limosani, 20, of Salem died in a motorcycle crash on Brookdale Road. A second motorcyclist, William Childs, 21, also of Salem, was also injured in yesterday's accident.