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LONDONDERRY - One budget committee member said the reason for the organization's absence -- yesterday's massive storm -- was not an excuse because "everyone is busy." The line item was eliminated.

BEDFORD - Town council members are standing by their decision to buy themselves laptop computers and refurbish their meeting room, a week after news of the decision sparked an outcry.

Concord - Updated, 5:04 p.m. The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission says Nashua can take over Pennichuck Water Works’s assets by eminent domain for $203 million.

MANCHESTER - Twenty million shares of the producer of solar power equipment traded yesterday on the Nasdaq stock exchange.

Congress is about to rescue mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from a mess all three institutions created. As usual, the taxpayers will be stuck with the bill.

It seems worthwhile to point out that, by Obama's own account, neither U.S. commanders nor Iraq's principal political leaders actually support his strategy.

Survey the latest news about newspapers and then understand that there's a threat here, not just for those poor souls in a struggling business, but to you. The threat is of intellectual diminution.

His presidential library has launched "Ronald Reagan Speaks for Himself," a selection of 65 among commentaries he broadcast between 1975 and 1979. These re-launched spots remain startlingly relevant, underscoring both the intractability of so many problems and the amazing timelessness of Ronald Reagan's common sense and uncommon wisdom.