<< Sat., Mar. 13

TOP STORIES

Updated, 8:44 a.m. A major Nor'easter stalled off the mid Atlantic coast will pound southern New Hampshire with heavy rain and wind; flooding and power outages are expected.

> Weekend windstorm may fell more trees


Salem-area legislators and other officials say I-93 plan would decimate the region's economy.

More than 600 people gathered for former mayor Bob Baines' fundraising event.

Pair who played key roles in a plot to kill Jack Reid of Derry, then helped the prosecution, speak to his relatives at sentencing.

Food court and other stores on the north side of the mall expected to open today.


POLITICS

Updated, 5:20 p.m. Voting results from around the state continue to come in. Check back for updated results as UnionLeader.com gets them.

Be sure to pick up a copy of the New Hampshire Union Leader for more town meeting coverage.



CRIME

Christopher J. Micklovich

Updated, 9:06 a.m. A Manchester man faces arraignment next week following a fight outside a downtown bar last week involving four off-duty police officers.



BUSINESS

Phone company's proposal includes converting $1.7 billion of its debt into equity.



EDITORIALS

Live horse racing is gone from Rockingham Park in Salem. But the only reason the races lasted a century was because in the final years taxpayers were heavily subsidizing them.