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Manchester police officer Ryan Nardone was sued by a man who claimed he was punched in an incident at a bar last year. Nardone was off-duty at the time.

> Officer's trial in 2009 bar fight set for May 10 (48)
> City policeman faces felony charge (69)
> City police captain assigned beating inquiry (97)


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Updated, 10:30 p.m. According to investigators, Mary Philbrick, 31, had been reported missing by her fiance on Monday, three days after she was last seen by her mother.


Speaking at last night's Lincoln-Reagan Gala in Bedford, he says America is better served if current health care reform plans fail.

> Click here for breaking news this weekend on the health care debate from UnionLeader.com's news partner, Politico.com


The town's police chief has expressed interest in hiring an outside attorney to prosecute the department's criminal cases, but that's not sitting well with the current prosecutor.



POLITICS

Transportation Commissioner George Campbell recommended against the idea in a letter to Gov. John Lynch.



CRIME

The state attorney general has concluded 10-year-old Patric McCarthy died in White Mountains of hypothermia. His family claims otherwise.

> New AG to review boy's mountain death (10)
> Investigator insists child was killed (18)
> Oct. 18, 2003: Boy found dead after hundreds scour forest



BUSINESS

Catholic Medical Center and Dartmouth-Hitchcock have opted not to apply for a federal designation for their jointly operated West Side clinic, despite the potential for higher Medicaid rates.



SPORTS

Pinkerton big man Zach Mathieu had to be coaxed into playing high school basketball. Now, he's a force in Class L.


Championship Saturday
in boys' hoop

At UNH’s Lundholm Gymnasium

Class I: Pembroke (19-2) vs. Milford (20-1), 1 p.m.

Class L: Pinkerton (17-4) vs. Winnacunnet (18-3), 4 p.m.

Click the logo below for LIVE streaming audio coverage beginning at 12:30 p.m. from our friends at WGAM 'The Game.'

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On the air: Both games can be heard on the radio on WGAM at 1250 AM or 900 AM and on WTPL 107.7 FM. The Class I game can also be heard on WKXL 1450 AM.

> H.S. Hoopla: Class I, L finalists took different paths (2)
> H.S. Tournament scoreboard, schedule
> Click here to view our winter high school sports photo galleries.