Thursday, May 15, 2008

State: Baseball had little role in death

NASHUA – Baseball had little to do with Matthew Beaudoin's death or the murder charge against Ivonne Hernandez, a prosecutor said Wednesday. "A lot was happening between a lot of people," and accounts vary as to what sparked the conflict in the parking lot behind Maynard & Lessier tire shop shortly after local bars closed early in the morning of May 2, Senior Assistant Attorney General Susan Morrell said Wednesday.

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Local News

May 15, 2008

Man pleads guilty to sexual assault

By ANDREW WOLFE Staff Writer

NASHUA – A videotape turned over to police two years ago begins with footage of people waterskiing, a prosecutor said.

Gottesman won't seek a third term

By KEVIN LANDRIGAN Staff Writer

CONCORD – Nashua Democratic state Sen. David Gottesman has decided he will retire from elective politics and not seek a third, two-year term this fall. "This is really just the right time for me to step aside," Gottesman, 60, said Wednesday.

Town eyeing a new fire station

Suspect in city break-in jailed again

Vote would let clerks insure with Teamsters

Retail complex in Merrimack gets board's OK

Police identify suspect in Friday bank robbery

Hydrant flushing brings up big mess

Mass. man charged over alleged false fundraising

It’s time to join St. Philip Church’s celebration of all things Greek

May 14, 2008

Mount Pleasant Elementary principal says he's retiring

Aldermen approve '09 city budget

No one hurt, man arrested after standoff

City seeks reversal on Right-to-Know ruling

Sexual assault plea deal questioned

Board mulls donating to youth club

Jazz benefit aids sculpture symposium

Man sought after teen pepper-sprayed

Lowell man sentenced for 3rd armed robbery

Investigation into Mass. robbery leads to 3 drug arrests

Officials want more research on pharmaceuticals in water

Computers seized from porn suspect

Pelham arson suspects turn selves in

Police from Mass., N.H., find woman lost in woods

Aldermen OK contract for city police workers

Nashua man sentenced in molestation case

May 13, 2008

When families forced to leave, cats often left behind

Board OKs new home for school

City man charged in machete attack

Few seniors show for long-term care forum

Trial starts for Nashua man accused of rape

Affordable, efficient condos planned for ex-Mont Vernon Inn

Rally for troops set in Milford for May 17

Bedford man in jail over knifing

Reminders on steps to take in emergency

Nashua man charged with firing gun into air