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• Pressed to success [Aug/Sept 1989 (38:8) p41]

  1989 (July 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Laconia Wine

• Invisible nation [Jul 1989 (38:7) p29]

  1989 (June 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Native Americans

• Back on track [Jul 1989 (38:7) p25]

  1989 (June 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Cog Railway Mount Washington

• Centre Harbor A sleepy lakeside town casts a wary eye on progress [July 1989 (VI:7) p10]

  1989 (June 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Centre Harbor Cities and Towns

• Whitewater fever: how (and where) to shoot Granite State rapids [Jul 1989 (38:7) p43]

  1989 (June 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Boats and Boating

• Ten easy places a hiker's dream: pristine backcountry, off the beaten track [Jul 1989 (38:7) p35]

  1989 (June 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Hiking

• Uphill battle: an avid bicycler takes on the length of the state and lets us in on 11 special (and less grueling) rides in the Granite State [Jun 1989 (38:6) p58+]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Bicycles and Bicycling Bicycles and Bicycling-Trails Trails

• Our Town: Sunapee good times [Jun 1989 (38:6) p14]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Cities and Towns Sunapee

• Lobster lore: you don't have to come from Maine to be a darn good lobster [Jun 1989 (38:6) p48+]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Lobsters Newick's Lobster House

• Local Color: making your vacation pan out in gold (RE: panning for gold) [Jun 1989 (38:6) p40+]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Gold Mines and Mining

• Par excellence: quick! get your golfing going before it snows again [Jun 1989 (38:6) p65]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Golf Courses

• NH roadways: most everything joke on Route 28 [Jun 1989 (38:6) p32+]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Highways Highways-Route 28 Route 28

• Common-Sense art: driven by creative urgency, New Hampshire folk artists triumph aestheticelly with pure intentions [Jun 1989 (38:6) p56+]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Folk Art and Artists

• Nature's advocates: the heart and soul of the Appalachian Mountain Club's operation still reside in the sweat of its volunteers [Jun 1989 (38:6) p52+]

  1989 (May 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) Hiking

• Route 120 the drive from Claremont to Lebanon is blessed with pastoral farmland and the nation's largest covered bridge [May 1989 (38:5) p34+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Bridges Claremont

• Fisher tales the real story behind its legendary exploits [May 1989 (38:5) p19+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Animals Fisher

• Trial by fire what happens to a town gripped by fear? [May 1989]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Arson Jefferson

• Dear Mom and Dad, I'm fine how are you? [May 1989 (38:5) p52+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Camps and Camping Children

• Londonderry one of the fastest-growing towns in the state maintains it apple-growing roots [May 1989 (38:5) p22+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Cities and Towns Londonderry

• Pullings strings these 10 top members of the all-white almost all male old-boy power network in NH still carry the clout [May 1989 (38:5) p39+]

  1989 (April 30, 1989)

  Subjects: Loeb, Nackey (Publisher) Tamposi, Samuel (Developer)

• Nike was his idea [Apr 1989 (38:4) p37+]

  1989 (March 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Athletes Johnson, Jeff

• Kitchen utensils buil to last (RE: Spoons) [Apr 1989 (38:4) p55]

  1989 (March 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Crafts Dustin, Dan (Craftsman)

• My grandmother's garden on the isles of Shoals [Mar 1989 (38:4) p48]

  1989 (March 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Thaxter, Celia (Author) Thaxter, Rosamond

• Tracking Bruin [Apr 1989 (38:4) p28+]

  1989 (March 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Animals Bears

• The Great Moose debate (letter from pro moose hunt person) [Apr 1989 (38:4) p86]

  1989 (March 31, 1989)

  Subjects: Fish and Game Department Hunting Seasons Moose Moose-Hunting Seasons