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A quiet place to create [May 02 2004 pA1+]
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Historians demystify interstate's exits to nowhere: Purmort, Montcalm exist - sort of [May 02 2004
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Leaving the forest [May 02 2004 pF1+]
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The Old Man can still draw a crowd: A year later, site remains a landmark [May 02 2004 pB1+]
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Shortfall threatens school aid: Legislators promise to fix $235 million gap next week [May 01 2004
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Lawmakers pass bill on gay marriage: Measure prevents recognizing other states' same-sex unions [Ap
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House: Yes to adoptee access bill: Adults could obtain birth certificates [Apr 30 2004 pB1]
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House rejects weapons bill [Apr 30 2004 pA1+]
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Two counties get F's in three-year pollution report: Rockingham and Hillsborough cited for ground-l
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Court rules: Governor to pick justice: Panel overturns 2001 law; Benson names Broderick chief [Apr
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Secretary: Hill made threat: Pepin's hearing yields accusation [Apr 29 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Pepin, Linda -
Legislators face school aid shortfall: Tax increases, gambling floated as solutions [Apr 29 2004 pB
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Senators wrestle with how to fund vouchers: Committee votes for 'assessment' on cigarettes [Apr 29
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Pepin: I intended to get paid: Former appointee testifies to the state [Apr 28 2004 pA1+]
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State testing at bare minimum: Standardized assessments cut along wtih budget [Apr 27 2004 pA1]
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State trying to refund $262,000 in inmate charges: Finding ex-prisoners may be hard work [Apr 27 20
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Commissioner looking past the glare of scandal: Pepin inquiry raises Hill's low profile [Apr 27 200
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More honors for a New Hampshire legend: State celebrates first annual John Stark Day [Apr 27 2004 p
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Report says public must learn how to help oceans: Commission says agencies need more funding [Apr 2
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Cattell 'runs a tight ship': Warden nominee's had long corrections career [Apr 26 2004 pA1+]
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Benson scolds 'New Hampshire Inc.': He says state workers lack passion for 'vision' [Apr 25 2004 pB
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Collection brings sweet reward: Maple-sugaring museum to display man's antiques [Apr 25 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Maple Growers Association -
State's sheep population went the way of the mill: Once booming industry is no longer profitable [A
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Primary fans' new cry: Pierce to the rescue [Apr 25 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Pierce, Franklin (U.S. President)See also: SEE ALSO pA7 "Pierce festivities will last all year" -
Short-staffed for summer: So far, U.S. visa cap keeps foreign workers at home [Apr 25 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Employment