Thursday's News Blog

•Pease Development Authority boss quits

•Daily TWiP - Quebec's 400th anniversary

•Motorcyclist seriously hurt after striking tree

•Yankee Doodle showers

Thursday's Local/Regional

•Nashua works to implement initiative to analyze how departments are run

•Board not settled on how to fill seat

•Rainstorm leaves city condos in shambles

•Fire destroys business in Greenville

•Mass. men to face federal charges in robbery

•Woman charged with stealing puppy from home

•Man who hanged himself in jail released from custody

•Two arrested during town alcohol compliance checks

•Woman accused of running into ex-boyfriend with car

Thursday's State/New England

•Governor signs Net predator bill

•Feds say uncle took girl for sex

•Insurers pay $8.5m in Springfield clergy sex abuse cases

•2 charged in beating death of N.H. man

•Thieves hit postal trucks, cars for gas

•Man found guilty of antifreeze killing

•Early Sprouts program praised

•Maine, N.H. piping plovers on decline

•Details of cave rescue released

•Judge considering Addison comments

Thursday's Business

•Hey neighbor, can we steal your business?

•Making the best of negative workplace is hard but doable

•More assistance coming for unemployed

•'Metal Gear Solid' for PS 3 joins aging heroes

•ID theft advice is cloudy

•Wage rule has triple the consequences

•De-servicing the Services menu

•Fugitive hedge-fund swindler surrenders

•New on the scene

•Mindreef bought by Mass. company

•GM shares fall below $10

•Factory orders see 0.6% gain in May

•UnitedHealth cuts 4,000 jobs, outlook

•Blockbuster yanks Circuit City bid

•Monster founder sets sights on online obits

•Little PC gets the big stuff wrong

•Business People

Thursday's Local & High School Sports

•Finally, fields at home

Thursday's Kids Sports

•Nashua's Sunil Chosen as a Red Sox Kid Nation Captain

•Baseball/Softball Wrapup

•Bulletin Board

Thursday's Nashua Pride

•Nashua held to three hits in defeat

Thursday's MLB

•Red Sox swept away

Thursday's Other Sports

•Fishers place five on All-Star team

•Sun shines on Federer in another title chase

Thursday's Editorial

•Let's not be fooled by white pride rally

Thursday's Letters

•Mother of transgender child shows courage

•Chief Douglas correct about noise ordinance

Thursday's Perspectives Columns

•Ambition trumping idealism in this campaign

Thursday's Columnists

Michael Brindley-Learning Curve: Free meals program for children continues to grow

Tom King: Lemon fondly recalls Nashua

Darren Garnick: Fear sometimes comes with popcorn – and a refund

On the net: Internet Movie Database: One of the gifts from the online gods

Thursday's Nation/World

•Palestinian goes on rampage in Israel

•Colombia tricks rebels into freeing hostages

•More troops may be sent to Afghanistan

•Fire fears, economic woes snuff fireworks shows

•Mosquitoes attack flooded Midwest

•Race profiling eyed for terror probes

•Iran diplomat calls U.S. attack unlikely

Thursday's Living

•Mom of alleged Lohan sister 'wanted it exposed'

•Brinkley's husband details affair with teenager

•Doctor: Birth of Jolie twins may be weeks away