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Sturm, Ruger & Co. picks North Carolina for new jobsBy DAVE SOLOMON
New Hampshire Union Leader
July 09. 2013 9:18PM
NEWPORT — The decision by gun manufacturer Sturm, Ruger & Co. to open a third manufacturing plant at a 220,000-square-foot facility in North Carolina came as no surprise to state economic development officials, who said they had worked closely with company management in the hope of convincing them to expand in New Hampshire.
Ruger currently employs about 1,200 at its foundry in Newport and another 900 in Prescott, Ariz. With firearm sales going through the roof over fears of gun control, the company in May announced plans to expand and create 500 to 700 new jobs at a third factory.
Company President Michael O. Fifer told shareholders at their annual meeting in May that the $30 million expansion would not be in New England. "We're growing by leaps and bounds in Arizona and New Hampshire," he said at the time, "and we're not taking any jobs out of those places. Those plants are fully employed, and we expect to continue adding jobs incrementally."
North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas were cited as possible locations after Fifer's announcement. The speculation was put to rest on Monday, when the company announced the pending purchase of a facility in Mayodan, N.C., with a targeted closing date in August.
"Everyone has been offering us incentives," said Kevin Reed, general counsel and vice president for Sturm Ruger. "So incentives are being offered (in North Carolina), but there are still many moving parts."
Reed said negotiations in Mayodan are not complete, but the company is confident the deal can be closed.
"We had a number of criteria for expansion, and we did not find anything in New Hampshire that we thought was suitable," Reed said.
The company had a long list of factors, including a preference for a right-to-work state, where workers cannot be required to pay union dues if they choose not to join one. "Right-to-work state was one of our criteria," Reed said.
That doesn't mean the company has soured on New Hampshire, which meets another key criteria because it is considered Second Amendment-friendly.
"We feel very strongly about our commitment to our highly valued employees in New Hampshire, and plan to continue to operate that facility as it has been," Reed said. "As you might imagine, some employees are concerned about what this might portend, but we are very committed to New Hampshire. This is an expansion. We've been in a hiring mode for quite some time."
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Company officials said they did not have the space to expand in New Hampshire and were already having difficulty filling existing openings.
Christopher Way, interim director of the state Division of Economic Development, said he and others on his staff worked closely with Ruger and could have found an appropriate location in the Granite State.
"Apart from the building, there are a lot of other specifications that were important to them, like proximity to clients, workers, airports and a whole host of issues that decide whether someone wants to locate in a particular area or not. In terms of buildings, they could have been accommodated," he said.Way said New Hampshire cannot compete with bigger states when it comes to incentives like buildings and tax breaks, and doesn't even try. The incentives offered in North Carolina have not been disclosed, "but I suspect they are substantial," Way said.
Way said the state would continue to work with the company on workforce training in the Newport area. "We have a tax structure and a government that is very responsive and very business-friendly, and then there's the quality of life," he said. "Oftentimes, you will hear about the financial incentives in other states. That's just a different currency than what we use. Our currency in this state is that quality of life and a business environment where we leave you alone until you need us to intervene or assist."
Other arms manufacturers have expressed interest in the state as the industry goes through a period of expansion, Way said: "In terms of firearms manufacturers, we have had a lot of interest in New Hampshire over the past several months, and we are working with several different entities in recruitment."
SIG Sauer, which has manufacturing and training facilities in Exeter, announced last year that it would expand to the Pease Tradeport, in the former Celestica building, which has about 200,000 square feet. The company has been upgrading the site at a cost of about $7 million, according to state economic development officials, who said operations would continue at Exeter even after the Pease building opens.
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Hooksett School Board defends student withdrawals from ManchesterBy BRENDAN CLOGSTON
Union Leader Correspondent
May 01. 2013 11:14PM
HOOKSETT - Hooksett School Board members say allowing parents to remove their children from crowded Manchester schools and send them elsewhere complies with the contract between the town and city.
The Manchester Board of School Committee voted Monday to take legal action against Hooksett to prevent the town from continuing to allow its high school students to leave the city.
Hooksett and Manchester have been sparring for months so the Manchester board's vote to file an injunction was hardly a surprise. Hooksett officials contend Manchester is in breach of contract because it has classes with more than 30 students per teacher, failing to meet minimum state standards.
"The Hooksett School Board's utilization of the JCB (reassignment) policy is in compliance with our contract with Manchester," Chairman Trisha Korkosz said.
About 66 of Hooksett's 148 eighth-graders, or about 44 percent of the class, have been reassigned to schools outside of Manchester, predominantly to Pinkerton Academy and Londonderry High School.
Candia, which also sends students to Manchester, has claimed informally that Manchester is in breach, but the town has shied away from taking legal action. Eighteen of Candia's 54 eighth-graders, or about 33 percent, have been reassigned to other high schools.
Hooksett pays Manchester $8,500 per student. With between 66 and 70 students (the figure Manchester has claimed) reassigned, the city district stands to lose $561,000 to $595,000. From Candia, the city stands to lose $153,000.
Hooksett School Board Vice Chairman David Pearl said he's "comfortable that we are in total compliance with the contract. I base that on the language in the contract."
The contract says the district will send all of its high school students to Manchester but allows exceptions for students who petition their district's school board to attend a different school on a case-by-case basis.
Each of the students in question have been individually approved by the Hooksett School Board. Nowhere in the contract is a limit or percentage specified.
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The Hooksett School Board relaxed the procedure for parents attempting to send students to high schools out of the city in October as anxiety about overcrowded classrooms lingered. Rather than forming a new policy, the board reverted to an older procedure that had been tightened in 2011, allowing parents to petition the superintendent and then come before the School Board for an individual vote.
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Wind carries deflating balloon into Hampstead powerlines, five aboard uninjuredBy Jason Schreiber, Union Leader Correspondent
June 21. 2013 8:55AM
HAMPSTEAD - Four passengers and a pilot aboard a hot air balloon escaped injury this morning after a gust of wind picked up their deflating balloon and blew it into power lines, cutting electricity to part of the town.
The balloon accident happened just after 7 a.m. when the balloon operated by Arizona-based Havasu Ballooning was attempting to land in a field and became tangled up in the wires in the area of 180 Emerson Ave.
The five people on board were able to crawl out of the basket, which landed in some shrubs on the ground under the wires in front of Dean Howard's house.
No one was hurt.
The pilot, Charles A. Sica of Lake Havasu City, Az., said he took off from the Salem Walmart earlier in the morning. When the balloon began to deflate he decided to land in the field next to Howard's home. However, when he tried to land a cross wind blew the balloon into primary wires, which began to arc.
"All of a sudden a gust of wind came from a different direction and blew us right in between a tree and the power lines. We were just about to touch ground and the wind just took us and slammed us right in," Sica said.
Hampstead police Officer Kathleen Boulter was one of the first officers to arrive and found the balloon approximately 15 to 20 feet off the ground and tangled in the wires.
Sica shut off the propane and as the balloon deflated the basket was lowered to the ground.
Patty Williams, who lives nearby, said her husband could hear the passengers "screaming" as the balloon went over before it landed.
"We want to stay as far away from the power lines as possible and certainly that was my intent today, but when you get a situation like this where we were just wedged right in between the tree and the power line and there was not a whole lot that I could do," Sica said.
Howard said he heard the balloon from inside his house and thought he would go outside to take in the sight. Then he stepped outside and realized there was a problem.
"I was like, 'Holy mackerel, he's in trouble,'" Howard said.
Sica threw a drop line to the ground and yelled for Howard and others on the ground to help pull the balloon away from the lines, but they couldn't move it.
Hampstead fire Capt. Will Warnock said the accident had the potential to be much worse.
"There was high voltage power with a wooden basket and a propane tank in it with four people in it. This is a great outcome for a potentially dangerous situation," he said.
Police identified the passengers as Dominique Maltais and Stephanie Gauthier of Windham and Ronald and Sharon Fish of Westmoreland. They didn't want to talk about their ordeal when asked for a comment at the scene.
Power was cut to about 3,000 customers in the area of Emerson Avenue and Route 111, where traffic lights were also out. Hampstead Central School, which is located not far from the scene of the accident, was forced to operate on a generator during the outage.
Sica said this is the first time he's ever had an accident like this, but he has no plans to quit ballooning.
"It's still a very safe sport. This was just kind of a freaky thing," he said.
Three of the balloon's panels were torn in the accident, but Sica said they can be replaced.
Howard wasn't worried about the damaged bushes.
"They're just shrubs. They'll grow back. At least nobody was hurt," he said.


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Market Basket drama rolls onBy DAVE SOLOMON
New Hampshire Union Leader
August 23. 2013 11:49PM
BOSTON — Arthur T. Demoulas remains CEO of the highly successful Market Basket grocery store chain, but there are storm clouds on the horizon for the popular executive, according to a source who was briefed on the outcome of a board meeting held Thursday at the Prudential Tower.
While there was no vote to remove Demoulas, the board did vote to distribute $250 million in company operating funds to shareholders, a move he opposed, and to hire an executive search firm.
The board has met at least four times recently — on July 18, July 25, Aug. 8, and Aug. 22 — with another meeting tentatively scheduled for Sept. 19, and appears to be determined to shake-up the leadership of the organization, the source said.
The location of Thursday's meeting was changed at the last minute to the offices of a Boston law firm located in the landmark skyscraper, as employees sympathetic to the incumbent CEO began to gather at the Harvard Club on Commonwealth Ave., where the meeting was expected to take place.
Market Basket employees turned out by the hundreds at the July 18 meeting in North Andover, some keeping vigil until late evening, in support of the executive who had enjoyed a controlling majority on the board until recently. He has been at odds with his cousin, Arthur S. Demoulas, over the control and direction of the company for decades.
The Arthur S. Demoulas faction recently gained a majority on the board and set into motion a series of actions that have troubled the company's 22,000 employees working at its 71 stores in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
They are concerned that plans to pay millions more in dividends to a handful of shareholders, all of whom are wealthy Demoulas family members, will derail the company's success, impede its growth, drain their profit-sharing plan and demoralize an effective workforce.
In a lawsuit filed on June 26 to force a board meeting, attorneys for the Arthur S. Demoulas faction maintained that the CEO's tenure was "littered with related-party transactions between Market Basket and entities owned by Arthur T . or his family members, and by a remarkable unwillingness to defer to the board."
According to the source, the board also voted on Thursday to explore establishing a line of credit, which further concerns employees who have spoken proudly of the fact that the company carries no debt.
"It's interesting that this new board is meeting so frequently and making such drastic decisions on a lot of these issues," the source said.
A memo from two directors aligned with Arthur T. Demoulas — Terry Carleton and Bill Shea — suggests that the directors who support Arthur S. Demoulas believe the employees are misguided, according to the Lowell Sun, which published excepts from the memo on Wednesday.
"It has frankly been stunning to us," Carleton and Shea said in the letter, "that not once has anyone stopped to ask, 'What if these really are the feelings of our people?'"
"We think it is absolutely reckless to just assume it is all inauthentic, orchestrated, bought and paid for and then all our votes contend with that assumption," they added. "It appears clear that the majority of the board has no interest in these people's opinions and concerns other than to try and hang them on Arthur T. as one of the reasons that is going to be used to justify firing him."


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Memorial vs. Central, Year 1
When friends turned rivalsSpecial to the Union Leader
August 23. 2013 11:49PM
This is the ninth in a series of articles from the Gill Stadium Centennial Committee leading up to the ballpark's 100-year anniversary celebration on Sept. 8.
One year they were teammates, the next, opponents.
With the opening of Manchester Memorial High School in 1960, the student body was predominately populated by former Manchester High Central pupils, among them members of the 1959 Little Green football team.
On Sept. 23 of that year, those former Central players lined up against their ex-teammates at Athletic Field — later to be renamed Gill Stadium — for the first game between the Little Green and the newly formed squad known as the Crusaders.
It was fitting that the game would take place at the then-47-year-old stadium, for in addition to being the premier facility for outdoor athletics in Manchester, it was located on Valley Street, which served as the dividing line between the Memorial and what remained of the Central school districts.
By sheer quirk of addresses, the better running backs from the 1959 Central team remained with the Little Green while the superior linemen joined the Crusaders. Apparently more impressed by Central's skill than Memorial's size, the Union Leader's sports editor at the time, Joe Barnea, predicted the Little Green would win by two touchdowns.
The head coach of Memorial's fledgling program was Bob Jauron, father of Dick Jauron, who would go on to become an NFL player and coach. Though long-established, Central's program had a new head coach, as well, Bill Hall having joined the Little Green after working at Woodbury High School in Salem. Both coaches were Nashua natives.
Wally Rozmus, Memorial's starting quarterback that first season, recalls the team having to leave Memorial's not-yet-finished campus to practice, the area downhill from the school that now includes Lemire Field and Chabot/McDonough Stadium still being swampland.
In August and early September, the Crusaders worked out on a field belonging to old St. Anthony High School. But the acting commander at Grenier Air Force Base (now Manchester-Boston Regional Airport) had a son on the Memorial team, Paul Evans, and he invited the Crusaders to use the base's field and shower facilities. Team members piled into upperclassmen's cars — Danny O'Neil's 10-year-old Ford Fairlane was particularly popular — for rides to and from the base.
By the night of Sept. 23, the Crusaders were ready.
At Central, meanwhile, recalls Mike Kobilarcsik, a captain and two-way starter on the 1960 team, the Little Green had mixed emotions about playing against former teammates who remained close friends.
A reported 8,000 fans showed up to see the historic match-up, a turnout, Rozmus recalls, that initially had the Crusaders awestruck.
They got over it, with Rozmus directing Memorial's ground-based attack behind that big offensive line.
It was a Central fumble that got the Crusaders rolling, Memorial recovering at the Little Green 48-yard line in the second quarter. A 17-yard pass from Rozmus to Jim Psaledas, consecutive 8-yard grabs by Andy Kyriazis and Dave Gladu, and a Bob Walsh run to the 16 set up the game's first touchdown. Walsh did the honors on a 16-yard sweep around left end, then followed a push from his line into the end zone for the 2-point conversion and an 8-0 lead.
Central's quarterback, Bill McKee, responded immediately. McKee carries for 37 and 16 yards set up a Kobilarscik TD run, which put the Little Green in position to tie the game.
Kobilarscik attributes what happened next to teenage bravado. He could have run around the end for the conversion, he recalls, but instead he attempted to run over former teammate Ed "Big Daddy" Wynot. His attempt failed, and Memorial maintained an 8-6 lead.
In the second half, Central twice threatened to score, but on both occasions the Memorial line — led by the indomitable Wynot — held, and time ran out on the Little Green.
"Memorial won," Kobilarscik said while recently recounting the game, "and they deserved to."


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'Confrontation' with police leaves alleged robber dead
March 29. 2013 9:28PM
WALPOLE - An alleged armed robber was killed by police during a "confrontation" on Upper Walpole Road on Friday afternoon, according to a release from the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office.
The man's identity was withheld Friday night because his family hadn't yet been notified of his death, the release said.
The incident began when police received a report of a masked man committing an armed robbery in the town of Bellows Falls, Vt., the release said.
"Officers from the Walpole and Alstead Police Departments pursued the suspect and were able to stop his vehicle in Walpole on Upper Walpole Road. In the ensuing confrontation, shots were fired by police, and the suspect died at the scene," the release said.
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Manchester Crimewatch: Man arraigned says girlfriend was caught cheating
March 01. 2013 9:35PM
Daniel Lehoux, 40, of 735 Montgomery St., Friday told Circuit Court, Manchester District Division Judge William Lyons: "I just want to go home."
At his arraignment on charges of stalking (2), criminal threatening (2), criminal mischief and harassment, Lehoux said: "Definitely not guilty."
The charges allege Lehoux made multiple threatening and harassing phone calls to his ex-girlfriend, banged on her door hard enough to cause paint to chip off, told her: "You better watch your back," and that she would get everything that's coming to her, said he should come over and murder her, drove around a Kelley Street block honking and shouted profanities.
Lehoux told Judge William Lyons: "I caught her cheating on me."
Lyons set bail at $1,000 cash/surety with conditions barring contact with the ex-girlfriend and a named man, barring Lehoux from going to their residences, and barring him from any use of alcohol. Trial was set for April 2.
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Sandra Knight, 29, of 459 Beech St., pleaded innocent Friday in Circuit Court, Manchester District Division to a misdemeanor charge of attempted prostitution and trial was set for April 4.
When Judge William Lyons asked Knight why she had missed two previous court dates on the charge, which stems from a 2012 incident, Knight responded: "I went to California."
Bail was continued at the $300 cash set on the arrest warrant.
Preventative detention
Denise Dusseault, 54, of 16 Country Club Dr., pleaded innocent Friday in Circuit Court, Manchester District Division to charges of assault, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and trial was set for April 3.
Dusseault is accused of hitting her son several times on the head, neck and shoulders, of struggling with two officers seeking to arrest her, and of yelling and swearing and refusing to quiet down.
No bail was set because police prosecutors filed a motion for preventative detention. Dusseault was ordered held pending a hearing on the motion Monday in Circuit Court.
Bail is on hold
Gregory Murray, 32, of 235 Agnes St., pleaded innocent Friday in Circuit Court, Manchester District Division to charges of leaving the scene of an accident and driving while intoxicated. Murray is accused of being involved in an accident on Elm Street and failing to stop at the scene. He was charged with DWI after being stopped at Merrimack Street.
A police prosecutor requested $2,000 cash/surety bail, but Murray requested a reduction and Judge William Lyons set bail at $1,000 cash/surety.
But bail is not effective immediately, because there is a 72-hour probation/parole hold on Murray, who has a 2010 first-degree assault conviction.


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Five arrested in Manchester heroin bust, called largest seizure in city's history
August 29. 2013 12:14PM
MANCHESTER - Manchester Police Department's SWAT team arrested three people after raiding a home on Silver Street Wednesday, then arrested two others they say were connected to the case.
Police say they believe these arrests resulted in the largest seizure of heroin in Manchester's history.
As a result of the search warrant, police said approximately 100 grams of heroin was seized with an approximate street value of $10,000. In addition, police recovered a large assortment of prescription narcotics, digital scales and packaging materials, as well as $4,424 in cash.
The three arrested at 325 Silver St. were:
Monique Teal, 24 of 325 Silver St., charged with five counts of possession of a controlled drug with the intent to distribute. She was also charged with falsifying physical evidence when police say they discovered her attempting to hide a quantity of heroin while inside the transport vehicle.
Jon Larochelle, 35, of 400 Cohas Ave., charged with five counts of possession of a controlled drug with the intent to distribute.
Bradley Tyrell, 49, of 128 Loudon Road, Concord, charged with a probation violation.
Both Teal and Larochelle were held on $100,000 cash/surety bail.
Police say information was developed that led to the arrests of two other people at the home. They are Roberto Adorno, 37, of 24 Bennington St., Lawrence, Mass., and Ismailin Lugo, 22, 14 Independence Drive, Methuen, Mass.
Police say the two had arrived at the Silver Street location in a vehicle containing an additional 200 grams of heroin, valued at $20,000, along with 29.2 grams of cocaine, valued at $1,100, and $7,409 in cash.
In addition, police said that two children were inside the vehicle with the drugs, with one of the children - a 6-year-old girl - sitting with some of the drugs at her feet. The girl was identified as Lugo's daughter, police said, and another minor, a 16-year-old, was identified as Lugo's cousin who is currently under her care and supervision.
Adorno and Lugo were each charged with two counts of possession of a controlled drug with the intent to distribute and one count of endangering the welfare of a child. Adorno was also charged with resisting arrest due to a brief struggle with police as they arrested him. Both were held on $100,000 cash/surety bail.


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The 2011 Washington College Riverfront Concert Series concluded with an evening of blues, jazz, and swing, courtesy of one of Washington, D.C.'s hottest duos, the Blue Rhythm Boys. Blending the blues with the "hot club" swing of Django Reinhardt, the Blue Rhythm Boys have delighted audiences with their tight vocals and hot guitar playing since 1997. Tom Mitchell and Jim Stephanson's smoky mix of jazz and blues has won them a wide following, and a recent spot on National Public Radio's Talk of the Nation with Neal Conan. Each of the two has also established an impressive career on his own.


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Manchester man killed by Weare police was low-level dealer of hard drugsBy MARK HAYWARD
New Hampshire Union Leader
August 19. 2013 9:36PM
MANCHESTER — The drug dealer shot and killed by Weare police last week was no stranger to botched drug deals.
Twice in the last four years, Nashua police arrested Alex Cora DeJesus following multiple drug sales. The amounts were small, the drugs were hard, and the buyers were confidential informants.
DeJesus, 35, pleaded guilty after both arrests, received suspended sentences and recommendations for drug counseling.
Those who knew DeJesus said he didn't have the guns or intimidating swagger that one envisions at the words "drug dealer."
"For somebody who was dealing in drugs and supposedly had a lot of money, he was behind on his rent and living hand to mouth," said D.T. Jsirandanis, principal broker of The Resource Companies, who leased DeJesus an apartment at 453 Maple St.
Jsirandanis said DeJesus lacked the jitters, fast talking and constant sniffing of a cocaine addict. He was not violent and had no guns, his landlord said.
"If they had said he was armed, I wouldn't have believed it," Jsirandanis said. "He was just a laid-back guy who made money the easy way."
Authorities have said the shooting took place late Wednesday night during an undercover heroin deal at the Dunkin' Donuts parking lot on Route 114 in Weare. They said confidential informants set up the drug deal for Weare police, and police shot DeJesus in the head as he tried to leave.
Investigators aren't expected to provide details about the shooting until a preliminary investigation is completed. That could take weeks.
Most of his acquaintances said they weren't surprised that DeJesus was involved with drugs. But they described him as quiet, nice or friendly.
"I know he did that, but he was still a good person," said a woman who gave only her first name, Betty, and lived in his apartment building on Maple Street. DeJesus addressed her as 'Ma'am and carried groceries upstairs for her, he said.
"He was nice to everybody. He always said hello. You know why he was shot? It (Weare) is a little tiny town and he's Spanish," Betty said.
Manuel Gonzalez, owner of R&E Grocery on the corner of Merrimack and Maple streets, said DeJesus was nice. He came in often, buying a pack of Newport cigarettes and either a single Corona or Heineken beer, Gonzalez said.
"I didn't think he was selling; he was doing," Gonzalez said, noting that DeJesus had lost a lot of weight quickly and was about 120 pounds.
According to records at Hillsborough County Superior Court South, Nashua police arrested DeJesus in 2009 and 2011.
Both times, felony charges followed multiple undercover drug deals to informants. Sales involved less than a half-ounce of cocaine and ranged from $80 to $180.
Heriberto Ozoria, owner of Eddy's Hair Salon, said he hired DeJesus out of a halfway house. DeJesus worked at the Maple Street barber shop for about five months, before Ozoria fired him this past spring."He did a good job (cutting hair). I don't know why he didn't keep it as a profession," Ozoria said. But DeJesus came in late to work and wouldn't listen to Ozoria. His boss suspected him of drug use, perhaps marijuana.
"I tried to help him, told him 'Take it easy.' He did not listen," Ozoria said. He described DeJesus as quiet.
DeJesus lived in an upstairs apartment on a two-story building on Maple Street between Hanover and Amherst streets. The names on the mailbox read Cora DeJesus and Scott, although the neighbor, Betty, said he lived alone.
Jsirandanis said he rented to DeJesus in March. He said there was always a question of drug activity going on in the apartment. At one point, Manchester police and fire raided it with hazardous-materials suits when someone claimed to smell methamphetamine being cooked.
But nothing came of it, Jsirandanis said.
The landlord said DeJesus' distraught father came by Friday and asked to gather his son's belongings. But when Jsirandanis opened the apartment, it had been burglarized. A safe was smashed, TVs were gone, and clothes were strewn around the apartment.
"I really feel bad about it," Jsirandanis said. "He's dead for being a low-level heroin guy."
New Hampshire Union Leader Correspondent Kimberly Houghton contributed to this article.
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The nation's largest cattlemen's group is among critics who fear a proposed rule by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is merely an attempt to gain control of all water on private land.
The agency is seeking to expand the definition of "waters of the United States" in the Clean Water Act to include any water that feeds the navigable rivers and streams that now fall under federal jurisdiction.
The draft rule, which is being reviewed by the federal Office of Management and Budget, relies on data from a scientific report titled "Connectivity of Streams and Wetlands to Downstream Waters", for which the EPA's Science Advisory Board has been soliciting public comment.
The National Cattlemen's Beef Association is concerned the rule could eventually force farmers and ranchers "to get permits to do anything on their ranches and farms," said Tamara Thies, a spokeswoman on environmental issues.
"The fact is, of course, that there are literally hundreds of millions of wet areas on land across the United States, and the EPA claims that it doesn't matter what kind of wet area we're talking about," Thies said. "It doesn't matter what kind of wet area you're talking about — if it's just wet during a rainstorm — it still affects every other water because all water runs downhill.
"So if you've got a wet area today … they claim it eventually gets to a truly navigable water, so all waters regardless of value should be regulated," she said.
The EPA counters that the rule is limited to clarifying uncertainties over Clean Water Act jurisdiction that have arisen from recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions and doesn't propose changes to existing regulatory exemptions, including those for agriculture, spokeswoman Stacy Kika said.
Specifically, the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers want to enhance the ability of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's conservation programs to improve water quality "by encouraging expanded participation in conservation programs by farmers and ranchers," Kika told the Capital Press in an email.
In 2006, the Supreme Court ruled that waters of the United States in the Clean Water Act cover "relatively permanent, standing or continuously flowing bodies of water" or wetlands connected to traditional navigable waters, Thies noted. In a concurring opinion, however, Justice Anthony Kennedy suggested federal jurisdiction should include wetlands that "possess a significant nexus to waters that are or were navigable."
The proposed rule includes exclusions for such agricultural features as irrigation ditches, stock ponds, artificially irrigated fields and areas artificially flooded for rice growing.
The rule comes after a bill in 2009 to change the definition of "navigable" waters in the Clean Water Act languished in Congress amid opposition from the NCBA and other farm groups. Thies said she believes the rule is an attempt to bypass Congress' authority.
"That is one of this administration's favorite methods to try and accomplish its goals," she said. "Congress debates things and rejects them, and the EPA tries to do them anyway. This is a perfect example of the EPA just taking authority away from Congress and doing it regardless of congressional intent."
EPA report on proposed rule and scientific study: http://water.epa.gov/lawsregs/guidance/wetlands/CWAwaters.cfm
National Cattlemen's Beef Association: http://www.beefusa.org


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The Inquirer, with input from Phillies beat writer Matt Gelb, super sub Marc Narducci and myself, recently put together a list of the Phillies' top 25 prospects heading into the 2013 season. The top 10 will be revealed in the Sunday Inquirer with the following 15 coming in the Monday newspaper.
Look for a bonus list Monday of some of the prospects who did not make our list, but were in the conversation.
The best part about our top 25 list is that Phillies director of player development Joe Jordan agreed to comment on each of the players on our list.
Jordan briefly discussed the Phillies' catching situation, which is intriguing at all levels, but it did not fit into what we were doing with our list.
Carlos Ruiz, of course, is serving a 25-game suspension to start the season because of a failed drug test last year. Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. has indicated that the team will go with veterans Erik Kratz and possibly Humberto Quintero to start the season. He has not ruled out adding another veteran catcher.
Catching became a position of depth for the organization when the Phillies acquired Tommy Joseph from San Francisco in the Hunter Pence trade. Joseph and Sebastian Valle are the two most advanced catchers in the farm system and both appear ready for triple-A Lehigh Valley. Valle, in fact, finished last season with the Iron Pigs after Joseph joined the organization and became the top catcher at double-A Reading.
Cameron Rupp, a third-round pick in 2010, increased his value with a strong season at single-A Clearwater and it's possible the Phillies will want him to remain the guy behind the plate at Reading for prospects such as Jesse Biddle, Adam Morgan and Austin Wright.
Jordan was asked if it was possible that Joseph and Valle could share the catching duties at Lehigh Valley.
"I don't think that would be ideal," he said. "We have some challenges ahead getting everybody in the right spot. Exactly where that is going to be has been heavily discussed, but yet to be determined."
Shortstop Roman Quinn, the team's second-round pick in 2011, also has Jordan excited because of his "top-of-the-scale speed."
"We have to take our time, but he has a chance to impact a game in a lot of ways," Jordan said. "He has to stay hungry. He was very hungry last year and he can't lose that."
Quinn, 19, will open this season at single-A Lakewood.
Read all about the top 25 prospects in the Sunday and Monday Inquirer and let us know what your list would look like.


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U.S. stock futures maintained losses, signaling the Standard & Poor's 500 Index will snap a five-day rally, as data showed the economy grew less than economists forecast in the first quarter.
Amazon.com Inc. slid 1.9% after saying it may post an operating loss in the second quarter. Starbucks Corp. dropped 2.1% as it reported sales that trailed analysts' estimates. Expedia Inc. retreated 4.6% after lowering its full-year earnings forecast. J.C. Penney Co. jumped 7% after billionaire investor George Soros disclosed a passive stake in the retailer.
S&P 500 futures expiring in June declined 0.3% to 1,577.7 at 9:02 a.m. in New York. The equity gauge rose 0.4 % yesterday, extending its gains since April 18 to 2.8%, as companies reported earnings that beat estimates. Contracts on the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 39 points, or 0.3%, to 14,614 today.
"The GDP number does show that the U.S. economy is still in a slow growth mode, albeit slightly below expectations," Terry Sandven, chief equity strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis, said by telephone. His firm manages $110 billion. "I still like the risk reward for equities but it's a ride the highs, buy the dips market. The market's a little ahead of itself and frankly we're due for a pause."
Economic Growth
Gross domestic product rose at a 2.5% annual rate, lower than forecast, after a 0.4% fourth-quarter advance, Commerce Department figures showed today in Washington. The median estimate of 86 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a 3 %gain. Consumer spending, the biggest part of the economy, climbed by the most since the fourth quarter of 2010.
The S&P 500 has surged 134% from a 12-year low in 2009 as corporate earnings beat analyst estimates and the Federal Reserve embarked on three rounds of bond purchases to spur economic growth. The benchmark gauge closed yesterday within eight points of an all-time high of 1,593.37 reached on April 11.
Fed policy makers have said they will maintain stimulus until the labor market improves "significantly." The economy's inability to sustain faster growth means central bankers will probably affirm a pledge to keep buying bonds when they meet next week.
Another report at 9:55 a.m. may show the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan final index of consumer sentiment fell to a four-month low of 73.5 in April from 78.6 in March, according to the median forecast in the Bloomberg survey. The preliminary reading for April was 72.3.
Earnings Scorecard
Sixteen S&P 500 companies post quarterly earnings today. Of the 268 that have reported so far, 74 % have exceeded analysts' predictions, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Profit at S&P 500 companies dropped 1.1 % in the first three months of the year, according to analysts' projections compiled by Bloomberg.
Amazon fell 1.9 % to $269.49 as the world's largest online retailer forecast a range between an operating loss of $340 million and a profit of $10 million for the second quarter. Analysts on average project a profit of $165.1 million. The maker of Kindle tablets said late yesterday first-quarter net income fell 37 % to $82 million, or 18 cents a share.
Starbucks slid 2.1% to $59.25 as the world's biggest coffee-shop operator posted fiscal second-quarter revenue of $3.56 billion, missing the $3.58 billion median estimate of analysts in a Bloomberg survey.
"Europe continues to be just a challenging place for us -- it's a very, very difficult macro environment there," said Starbucks CFO Troy Alstead.
Expedia Forecast
Expedia declined 4.6 % to $62 as Chief Financial Officer Mark Okerstrom lowered his 2013 forecast for so-called organic earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization by $20 million to $30 million, citing increased competition facing its Hotwire discount-travel website.
J.C. Penney jumped 7 % to $16.30. Soros Fund Management LLC's stake is equal to 7.9 % of J.C. Penney, according to a filing yesterday. The investment makes the billionaire the fourth-largest shareholder, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The department-store chain is trying to rebound from a 25 % drop in sales and a net loss of $985 million last year under the leadership of Ron Johnson, who was replaced as chief executive officer by Myron Ullman earlier this month.
D.R. Horton Inc. increased 6.8 % to $26.20. The largest U.S. homebuilder by volume said its fiscal second- quarter profit more than doubled as demand for new houses climbed in a recovering market.
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Phillips Office Solutions sells office supply division
Dauphin County-based Phillips Office Solutions announced today that it has sold its office supply division to Virginia-based Guernsey Office Products Inc. so Phillips can focus on its growing document management and office interiors divisions.
Peter Phillips, president of Lower Swatara Township-based Phillips Office Solutions, told the company's employees this morning about the deal that was finalized Dec. 31, the company said in a statement. Financial terms of the deal are not being disclosed.
"It was a difficult decision to sell the office supply division," Phillips said in a statement. "But it's reassuring to know the high value Guernsey places on the Phillips name and on the deep relationships we have fostered with our customers."
As part of the deal, the office supply division will keep the Phillips name, according to the company. It will continue operating out of its headquarters and distribution center at 501 Fulling Mill Road, and will retain its 76 employees in the office supply division.
Guernsey, based in Dulles, Va., is an independent family-owned provider of office products, furniture, break-room products, promotional products and related services. The company serves more than 8,000 accounts from facilities in Washington, D.C.; Baltimore; and Norfolk and Richmond, Va.
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Gene Patterns Point to Long Lives
What's the recipe for living a very long life?
Inside the Teenage Brain
Why can't some teens resist taking risks?
Bipolar Disorder and the Body Clock
Mood disorders are linked to disturbances of circadian rhythms.
Swine Flu: Seeking Genetic Clues
DNA analysis reveals a new—and deadly—strain of flu.
Neanderthal DNA Sequenced
Scientists decode large parts of the Neanderthal genome.
Neanderthal Genome Sheds Light on Humanity
Genetically speaking, how close are we to Neanderthals?
Mapping Microbes in the Human Body
A bacterial DNA sequencing project uncovers the diversity of microbes in humans.
Scientists Generate Brain Cells
Skin cells become brain cells in a petri dish.
Ancient Humans Get a Genetic "Census"
The human genome can tell us the number of people that lived long ago.
New Tools Search for Lyme Disease in the Brain
A powerful imaging technique may see early nascent brain damage from Lyme disease.
Obesity's Genetic Markers
Scientists are finding biological influences on obesity.
Rare Disorder Sheds Light on Sociability
People with Williams Syndrome are fearlessly, impulsively social. Brain scans are revealing why.
Ardi Unveiled
Ardipithecus ramidus lived long before Lucy—and moved in quite a different way.
Decoding Human Ancestry
Huge genetic studies are making sense of human ancestry across the globe.
New Gene Implicated in Deafness
Researchers manipulated mouse DNA to discover a new genetic link to human hearing loss.
Amazon People Offer Clues to Heart Health
An indigenous community in the Bolivian Amazon is shedding light on the risk factors for heart disease.
The Roots of a Malaria Menace
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New Brain Model of Earliest Primate
3-D brain model provides clues about primate brain evolution.
Scientists Identify Earliest Primate
A key group of extinct primates takes its place on our ancestral tree.
When Young Brains Become Social
A new study shows brain changes underlying social cognition in children.
Ancient Musical Instrument Found
A 35,000-year-old bone flute reveals the musical nature of the first Europeans.
"Hobbit" Study Takes a Step Forward
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Human Heart Muscle Can Self-Repair
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Little Brain Gland has Big-Time Effect
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New Stem Cell Method Shows Promise
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Abuse Lingers in the Genes and Brain
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Ancient Graves Reveal Family Ties
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60 quick baby knitsWednesday, May 04, 2011
I loved 60 Quick Knits, and I love 60 Quick Baby knits, too. I mean, 60 quick baby knits all out of cascade 220 superwash. How great is that!
There are so many darling patterns in this book, I can hardly stand it. I wish I would have photographed the little sheep pillow. Seriously adorable. There are dresses, sweaters, hats, mittens and blankets.
I always had a harder time finding baby boy patterns than girls. There are several cute ones in this book that I would have made my boys.
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Those patterns look so sweet!ReplyDelete
that looks great! what size do the patterns run up to? We're getting into toddler size already. Sniff.ReplyDelete
Looks like a great book!ReplyDelete
I would love to win a copy of either book! I love knitting baby things, one, because of the almost instant gratification, and two, because there always seems to be someone who's pregnant to knit for at the school where I teach! Oh, and three, I love Cascade 220! Great colors and inexpensive!!ReplyDelete
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what an awesome giveaway! Cascade 220 is truly my fav baby yarn. And who doesn't love a quick knit?!ReplyDelete
Cute, cute, cuteReplyDelete
I just became a grandmother for the first time this week. I would LOVE to win this book and knit something for my new little Zoe:)ReplyDelete
that looks like a great book! I would love to have my hands on one :) I have two little ones that would benefit.ReplyDelete
Thank you for the opportunity :)
I am excited to see a nice baby book! I just knit a horrible baby sweater and I am looking for something new !ReplyDelete
Ohhhh.....3 new babies coming this fall.ReplyDelete
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those cables!!ReplyDelete
Oh goodness, what a treat. I purchased 60 Quick Knits and have it next to me right now - great book. My daughter is expecting our first grandchild in October and I've been thinking of buying this book as well. How cool it would be to win!ReplyDelete
Knitting for babies is one of my favorite things- and 60 things- how great is that?!?ReplyDelete
I love cascade yarn so anything knit with it would definitely be up my alley. Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
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As the grandmother of a six month old baby, I can hardly stand to know that there are beautiful patterns out there that I don't have access to. Perhaps we could fix that?ReplyDelete
oh yes, it's easier to win a book if you leave a name, correct?ReplyDelete
I would LOVE to win this one...and I've just stocked up on cascade superwash!ReplyDelete
I'll be getting another grandson in six months, so this book would be well received!ReplyDelete
That little sweater is priceless. I wish I knew a little boy to knit it for. But it wouldn't be bad in bright red for e girl either.ReplyDelete
I am 15 weeks pregnant and would love love love to add some of these adorable knits to the babe's collection !!!ReplyDelete
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I'd love a chance to win this book and the timing couldn't be more perfect as I will be an aunt by the end of May! My brother and sister-in-law are having a baby boy and I haven't been able to decide what to knit my new nephew. I'll definitely find something wonderful in the book. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
Super cute! I'm having a baby boy any day now - my due date is tomorrow, Friday, the day you are drawing! How perfect would that be, especially since my daughter has lots of cute knits, but only a vest my husband doesn't really like for the little guy coming! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
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February 14. 2013 1:36PM
MANCHESTER -- A city man is accused of robbery stemming from a daytime home invasion in which he held a gun on three people while a companion robbed them of cash and electronics.
Brandon Ross, 22, of 383 Concord St., was arrested at 12:45 a.m. Thursday at a Rimmon Street address.
Ross and an unknown companion went to the 471 Beech St. residence of an acquaintance about 1 p.m. on Jan. 18. Police said Ross pointed a gun at the resident when he answered the door.
He is accused of holding the gun on the victim and two of his friends, while his unknown companion gathered up a Playstation 3, Xbox and an iPod, placing them all in a backpack.
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Marsalis Johnson
June 10. 2014 9:30PM
The U.S. Marshals Service District of New Hampshire/Joint Fugitive Task Force has named Marsalis "Mook" Johnson as New Hampshire's fugitive of the week.
Johnson, 22, is wanted on warrants from Manchester police for being a felon in possession of a firearm and reckless conduct, stemming from an incident in which he allegedly fired a bullet through an apartment wall. He is believed to be armed with a handgun and should be considered dangerous. He is described as 6 feet tall, 140 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He has extensive tattoos on his neck, chest, both arms and hands. "DUES" is tattooed on his right fingers, "PAID" on his left. He was last known to be living in Manchester, where he has friends, family and associates.
The U.S. Marshals Service advises the public not to approach the fugitive, who is considered armed and dangerous. Instead, report any information to the U.S. Marshals Service's Concord office at 225-1632 or call 1-877-WANTED-2 or text "NHTIP" with any information to TIP411.
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Lush Backdrop Needs A Nice Front
A little landscaping and small structural changes complete package
On the down side, although the property has a lush natural backdrop, the front is void of interesting vegetation. This house's biggest flaw is the unsightly open space beneath the main balcony. It looks as though the initial construction was never completed. I suggest closing it with a structure covered with the same width wooden planks as the top of the house. A repetition of five narrow openings in the same size as the windows above would be a nice connection between the two levels. They would also bring sunlight inside the area. On the side, a rectangular arch ought to be built for access to the ground level entry.
Integrated custom-made flower containers should be flush to the external new wooden facade and extended inward. The existing brown siding is unfortunately not in a good condition. It will need a vigorous sanding and the replacement of a few rotten pieces. For minimum maintenance, an exterior acrylic opaque stain is a good way to go. A medium muddy blue green colour lands itself beautifully to the existing neutral grey of the roof. If you prefer earthy tones, the actual reddish brown tint would work as well on all the wooden surfaces. The stucco should also be painted the same colour but in a matte finish.
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- Pennisetum Alopecuroides (perennials grasses)
- Juniperus Chinensis Mountbatten (Pyramidal evergreens)
Inside the new enclosed space; the doors, the trims and the wall should be painted the same colour as the exterior. To enhance the up-to-date look, new tempered glass ramps would be installed. The handrails would either be made out of opaque grey stained wood or stainless steel. Elongated silver tubular light fixtures could complete the youthful hit. Since the architecture reveals modern lines, I preferred square shapes for the flower bed. The slanting of the ground towards the driveway was more favourable to rounded contours. A low key and minimum maintenance landscaping will effectively frame the facade.
A checkerboard pattern composed of square cement slabs and mosslike yellow green ground cover will be the welcoming path toward the home. The owner's pink rose bush will beautify the bottom of the staircase. One imposing grey boulder and two or three medium-size rocks will look like islands soaking in a sea of silver leafed ground cover decorated with foamy white blooms. A series of ornamental grasses could gracefully move with the slightest trace of a breeze.
The lot is large enough to bear families of the same pyramidal evergreens planted in a triangular formation. These groups could provide privacy by being strategically placed on the right side of the house and on the left side of the driveway. To furnish the empty area in the centre and away from the building, three firs planted in a trio could be admired from inside the house. Clean air, clean space, clean design … what more can you ask for?
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Explosion, fire claim a life in NashuaBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON and BARBARA TAORMINA
Union Leader Correspondents
July 10. 2013 8:20PM
NASHUA — One person is dead after an explosion rattled a Carlisle Road neighborhood Wednesday afternoon, followed by a massive fire that destroyed a city residence.
Fire officials are not yet releasing the name of the individual found dead in the rubble of the house at 7 Carlisle Road. An autopsy will be conducted Friday morning, but in the meantime, fire officials say they are not providing the gender or age of the victim until family members can be notified.
"There was a gas pressure explosion, and the heat was very tremendous," said Max Schultz, assistant state fire marshal. "We don't know if it was intentional or accidental."
City firefighters were called to the two-story residence shortly after 2 p.m. for a reported explosion and fire. Schultz said he is unsure whether an initial search of the home took place when firefighters arrived.
"From the extensive damage, I can tell there were a lot of flames," he explained.
The explosion blew off a side wall of the house, according to Schultz, who said a garage door also separated itself from the structure.
Once crews were able to extinguish some of the blaze and firefighters were able to get inside the building. It was then the victim's body was discovered, said Schultz, who would not say where in the house the person was found.
Two friends of the victim gathered at the fire scene Wednesday evening, but left before the body was removed. The state medical examiner was at the scene, along with state fire officials and a remaining crew of Nashua firefighters.
"I don't know what else to say. I am heartbroken," said one of the victim's friends, who did not provide his name. "I don't want to say anymore than that."
The heat melted the siding of the house next door to the corner lot. However, on the other end of the home, flowers were still blooming on a vine that clung to a second-floor deck.
"I heard the explosion, and I thought it was an accident or a car had hit a tree," said Helen "Mike" Knapp, who was sitting in the living room of the home directly across the street from the fire.
"I looked out and flames were coming out of everywhere, out of all the windows," she said. "The heat was so intense, I didn't go outside."
Officials from Liberty Utilities were on Carlisle Road working to shut off the gas line to the house. Maureen Kirk, a spokeswoman for the company, said service to other homes in the neighborhood would be not affected.