The Laconia Daily Sun, January 6, 2011

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Rondo triple-doubles Spurs

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Boston wins match-up of NBA’s top 2 teams, 105-103 — Page 11

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Selectmen asking Guy Giunta to step back on to S’ton board

SANBORNTON - Selectmen decided unanimously last night to ask former Selectman Guy Giunta to finish the term of Selectman Steve Ober, who resigned as of Jan. 1 because he accepted a job that required considerable out-of-state travel. Chair David Nickerson said he, Ober and Andrew Livernois met two weeks ago to see GIuNta page 9

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Keaton on edge Keaton M. Quigley charges through the giant slalom course at Gunstock Mountain Resort during the annual Gus Pitou Memorial Race on Thursday of last week. (Karen Bobotas/for The Laconia Daily Sun)

Greene confirms she protested to DeMinico about Laliberte’s speech Gilford BudCom member believes school employee’s tone was out of line; denies her intent was intimidation By Gail OBer

GILFORD — School Superintendent Paul DeMinico confirmed Tuesday that a member of the town’s Budget Committee came to his office recently to discuss the propriety of a public statement made by

one of his employees. DeMinico said Susan Greene came to speak with him about Deb Laliberte after the career councilor at the High School chastised members of the Budget Committee for, in her opinion, allowing their individual “personal baggage” to interfere with

their open-mindedness regarding the proposed school budget. “You were elected to represent this community,” Laliberte said on Dec. 16, while leaving the guest speaker podium area and walking right up in front of the Budget see GILFOrd page 10

CONCORD – Larry Baldi invested four years of his labor and $500,000 of his money in a partnership with Scott Farah, the principal of the failed Financial Resources

Mortgage company (FRM) with nothing to show for it but his bankruptcy filing and $8-million of debt. Baldi, whose family owns the Weirs

Beach Drive-In and the Colonial Theater in Laconia, recalled his dealings with Farah under questioning by investigators of the see BaLdI page 9

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