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Lawn Dawg acquires Connecticut lawn service company
NASHUA ? Lawn Dawg Inc. has made its second east coast lawn service acquisition in two months.
On Monday, Lawn Dawg, whose headquarters are in Nashua, announced the acquisition of Lush Lawn Service Inc. of Greater Hartford, Conn., which comes just five weeks after Lawn Dawg closed on the acquisition of Capital Green Lawn Care of Rochester, N.Y.
Lush Lawn Care Inc. is owned and operated by Mark Kelbacher of Plainville, Conn.
Neighbor?s actions led to burglary suspect?s arrest, police said
NASHUA ? A neighbor heard a large banging coming from a Vermont Street home at about 11:30 a.m. Friday.
The neighbor went to investigate, and saw a man entering through a back door. Suspicious because the homeowners? cars weren?t in the driveway, the neighbor called police.
Police are praising the person?s ?quick action and willingness to get involved? with leading the arrest of a burglary suspect.
Officers responded to the call and arrested Jonathan Amorella-Moore, 22 of Hudson, police said.
Amorella-Moore is charged with two counts of resisting detention, a class A misdemeanor, and burglary, a class B felony.
Officers searched the Vermont Street home, located near the intersection with Massachusetts Avenue, and found Amorella-Moore hiding inside, police said. He was taken into custody after a brief struggle, police said.
The Criminal Investigation Division furthered the investigation and learned that Amorella-Moore had forced entry into the residence and started gathering items to steal, police said.
A class B felony is punishable by up to seven years in prison plus fines.
Giants spoil Patriots? party again
The drama was spectacular.
For New Englanders, the result was anything but.
The New York Giants and New England Patriots as currently constituted, could play 10 times and they would probably come all the way down to the wire.
But for the New England Patriots, if they never see Eli Manning and the Giants again, it would be too soon.
Way too soon.
Sunday?s 21-17 loss in Super Bowl XLVI at Indianapolis? Lucas Oil Field had to be nauseating for Patriots fans, after they saw Giants safety Kenny Phillips tip the ball and Rob Gronkowski, severely limited due to that ankle and probably needing surgery down the road, not be able to get to it in time as time, instead of standing still, ran out.
But once again it was Manning, who took the ball at his own 12 yard line with 3:46 remaining and nailed a pass to midfield to Mario Manningham, staying in bounds by inches. It was a 39-yard gain to the 50 that will likely be remembered in New York and Super Bowl lore for quite a while.
?He should be (the MVP) for that last drive,? Giants coach Tom Coughlin said of Manning.
The Giants had the ball on the 50, and at that point, Patriot fans had that sinking feeling. Oh no, not again. Manning wins another Super Bowl MVP, somehow outdueling Patriot quarterback Tom Brady, going 30 for 40 for 296 yards and a touchdown.
Garnett leads Celtics past Grizzlies
BOSTON ? Kevin Garnett tied a season high with 24 points and grabbed nine rebounds as the Boston Celtics rode a strong inside game to a 98-80 victory over the visiting Memphis Grizzlies on Sunday afternoon.
Paul Pierce scored 10 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter to help Boston extend its winning streak to four games.
Reserve forward Chris Wilcox added 12 points and rookie JaJuan Johnson had 10 as the Celtics overcame 20 turnovers in beating a Western Conference opponent for the first time in five attempts this season.
Johnson, seeing his most extensive action of the season, dunked to cap a 7-0 spurt at the outset of the fourth quarter as Boston built a 76-63 lead with 91?2 minutes to play and steadily pulled away.
Rudy Gay scored 21 points, including 14 in the third quarter, to keep the Grizzlies within striking range entering the fourth. O.J. Mayo added 15 for Memphis.
The first half featured dueling spurts.
Goodell gives Indy high grade as Super stage
INDIANAPOLIS ? Did this city?s efforts this week ? which took years of planning ? warrant another Super Bowl down the road?
It?s a definite maybe, according the NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.
?Sure it is,? Goodell said when asked if Indianapolis would be a viable candidate to host future Super Bowls. ?We?re here and they are doing a fantastic job. ? We want to make sure that this week turns out to be what everybody has worked so hard for.
?I believe the community here could not have done a better job of organizing this week?s events or embracing this. I think that it is great that Indianapolis is on the global stage.
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Man Caught After Escaping Cruiser, Police Say
A suspected drunken driver will face additional charges after he escaped from a police cruiser in Nashua on Saturday morning, police said.
Man Sentenced For DWI Crash That Injured Girl
An Epping man has been sentenced to at least 2 and a half years in prison for driving drunk and seriously injuring a 6-year-old girl in a crash last year.
Police: Suspect Identified In Lebanon Hotel Robbery
Two people from Newport have been charged in connection with a hotel robbery in Lebanon and police are looking for a third man, police said.
Police: Stop & Shop Robber Returns To Retrieve Note
Police are looking for a man who handed a Stop & Shop clerk a note demanding cash Sunday afternoon and returned shortly after to retrieve the note.
Authorities Search For Missing Inmate
Police are searching for a missing inmate who walked away from her halfway house in Concord Sunday night.
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Sheep-Herding Bunny A YouTube Hit
A Swedish rabbit has hopped into the hearts of YouTube viewers worldwide courtesy of a video displaying his impressive sheep-herding skills.
Disney Employees Now Allowed To Grow Beards
Mickey Mouse can finally grow that goatee he's always wanted. Until now, Disney parks and resort employees had been prohibited from growing beards and goatees. Starting Friday they may do so, so long as they're a quarter-inch or shorter. ...
Two-Faced Kitten Born In Florida
Many people believe cats have nine lives. But one in Florida has two faces.
Zamboni Driver Accused Of DUI
A Zamboni driver in Minnesota is on thin ice after picking up a DUI -- on the job.
Entire Town Wins $950M Lottery; 1 Guy Left Out
Everyone knows if you don't play the lottery, you can't win the lottery. But a man in Sodeto, Spain is really struggling under the weight of that brutal truth after his entire town won a $950 million lottery jackpot without him.
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