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• Federal law means more school testing: Grades three through eight targeted [Aug 05 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (August 5, 2005)

  Subjects: No Child Left Behind Act

• Reports of elder abuse, neglect rise: Most cases thought to be unintentional [Aug 05 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (August 5, 2005)

  Subjects: Abuse Aged Aged-Abuse

• Retirement plan trustee under fire: Lucrative stock offer criticized [Aug 08 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (August 5, 2005)

  Subjects: Theobald, Edward

• Exodus continues at Human Services: Stephen's tenure marked by departures [Aug 04 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (August 4, 2005)

  Subjects: Employees Health and Human Services Department Health and Human Services Department-Employees

• New Hampshire lags behind 49 in highway bill: Sen. Gregg was among 4 disserters [Aug 03 2005 pB2]

  2005 (August 3, 2005)

  Subjects: Federal Funds

• Gordon gets nod from Lynch for court post [Aug 03 2005 pB1+]

  2005 (August 3, 2005)

  Subjects: Gordon, Ned (Judge)

• Home front history packs museum [Aug 03 2005 pB1+]

  2005 (August 3, 2005)

  Subjects: Wright Museum

• Analysts wary of EZ Pass: Revenue slip could hurt highway work [Aug 03 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (August 3, 2005)

  Subjects: E E-Z Pass Z Pass

• Preserving the poet's place [Aug 01 2005 pB1]

  2005 (August 2, 2005)

  Subjects: Frost Place

• Higher bar set for new state IDs: Driver's license applications to require more proof in 2008 (RE:

  2005 (August 1, 2005)

  Subjects: Driver's License

• Fines stand for Benson's ex-staffer: Supreme Court upholds fine for license violation [Jul 30 2005

  2005 (July 30, 2005)

  Subjects: Decisions Supreme Court Supreme Court-Decisions

• Lynch was just dropping by: Governor sets out to meet the people [Jul 30 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (July 30, 2005)

  Subjects: 2006) Lynch, John (Governor, 2005 Lynch, John (Governor, 2005-2006)

• Conflict highlights job's limitations: Lynch has little power over Stephen [Jul 29 2005 pB2]

  2005 (July 29, 2005)

  Subjects: Stephen, John (Commissioner, Health and Human Services Department)

• State's seniors fare well under Medicare: Study: They spend less, get better care [Jul 29 2005 pA1+

  2005 (July 29, 2005)

  Subjects: Medicare

• Study: State ranks high for fitness: Climate cited as exercise enhancer [Jul 28 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (July 28, 2005)

  Subjects: Physical Fitness

• Her case closed notorious state school: Plaintiff in landmark 1980 case dies [Jul 28 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (July 28, 2005)

  Subjects: Garrity, Sandra Garrity, Sandra-Obituary Obituary

• State employees protest raise delay: Increase came a week after contract began [Jul 27 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (July 27, 2005)

  Subjects: Contracts State Employees Association (SEA) State Employees Association (SEA)-Contracts

• Bass's plan for MtBE backfires: Energy bill compromise fails over liability of oil industry [Jul 26

  2005 (July 26, 2005)

  Subjects: Bass, Charles (U.S. Representative)

• Pictures from an institution: What lies in decay was once a city unto itself [Jul 24 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (July 24, 2005)

  Subjects: History New Hampshire Hospital New Hampshire Hospital-History

• Here, you boat at your own risk [Jul 24 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (July 24, 2005)

  Subjects: Lake Winnipesaukee

• MtBE proposal exempts state: It would protect gas additives makers [Jul 23 2005 pB1+]

  2005 (July 23, 2005)

  Subjects: Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE)

• For terns, a remarkable return: Project brings species back from the brink [Jul 19 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (July 19, 2005)

  Subjects: Terns

• As the waters warm up, state alert for E. coli: Typically, 15 to 20 percent of swimming areas test

  2005 (July 18, 2005)

  Subjects: Coli Bacteria E E-Coli Bacteria

• Lynch lets go of E-Z Pass discount [Jul 17 2005 pB1+]

  2005 (July 17, 2005)

  Subjects: E E-Z Pass Z Pass

• Church not liable in abuse: Victims lose Jehovah's Witness sex assault case [Jul 16 2005 pA1+]

  2005 (July 16, 2005)

  Subjects: Decisions Supreme Court Supreme Court-Decisions