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March 9, 2006
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By Will Stewart and Robert Greene
More than 1,000 of you cast votes in this year’s Best of Manchester survey, and we counted every ballot. More than 40 person-hours went into the count, along with several gallons of coffee and numerous bags of potato chips. ...
The Best of Nashua
By John “jaQ” Andrews, Heidi Masek & Amy Diaz
You cast your votes in this year’s Best of Nashua survey, and we counted every ballot. Now here are the results — the people, places and things that you readers voted for as the best the Gate City has to offer. ...
Concord from A to Z
By James E. D. Cook
Got Spring Fever? Here’s a whole alphabet of ways to have fun in Concord. Some are outdoors, some are indoors, but all will stimulate your mind and/or body, and all are right here in our community. Never mind the mall or your television set; get out and enjoy all Concord has to offer. Once you’ve exhausted our list, make your own! ...
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People:
Angelo Marino
by John "JaQ" Andrews
When the Nashua Telegraph ran a series of articles in February on over-and underassessed properties, Angelo Marino’s department in City Hall was inundated. The deadline for abatements was March 1, and Marino said that the bulk of all requests came in the last 10 days. He does not expect that all applications will be processed by the city’s deadline of July 1. His department employs four full-time appraisers. ...
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People:
Drawing Back
by Heidi Masek
Dana White loves archery. He teaches it for Concord’s Recreational Department on Fridays and Saturdays.
“I’ve taught a lot of people. It’s the satisfaction you get out of seeing someone who says ‘I can’t do it’ [later say] ‘Look what I’ve done,’” White says. ...
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Nite: Tossed salads, egotistical giants and real blood
by Richie Victorino
Todd Sople is the greatest thing that ever happened to this world, according to Sople himself. That might come off a bit egotistical, but he’s got the hardware to prove it. Sople is the current WAW champion, reaching that plateau quicker than any other wrestler. He’s riding an impressive four-month-long winning streak and his next contender, who he’ll meet in April at Legacy, the biggest of all WAW events, is a flamboyant pip squeak who wears a goat mask. ...
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Longshots: Many miss the central point of the story
by Dave Long
You know, when I suggested last week it might be time for the state’s largest newspaper to start writing a little more about the undefeated Central basketball team, I didn’t expect them to take me up on it so quickly. And, of course, back-to-back front-page stories on a potential brewing (no pun intended) scandal wasn’t exactly what I had in mind. ...
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Pop Culture: Dork Vs. Dork: V for Vendetta
By Dan Szczesny & Glenn Given
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