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Benson moves to cap state spending: Taxpayer Bill of Rights amendment would match tax raises to inf
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'Brotherhood' show gets go-ahead: Filmmaker had tried to block premiere (re: Brotherhood of Poland,
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Boathouse case highlights limits of jurisdiction: State board can consider only structures within p
Subjects: Wetlands Board -
Peak attraction: Couple building $7.5 million resort at the base of Mount Sunapee [Sep 23 2003 pD1+
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Victims demand church leaders' resignations: About 125 gather to share stories, speak out [Sep 22 2
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Neighbors: Meadowbrook too loud: Expansion plans will only increase problem, they say [Sep 22 2003
Subjects: Meadowbrook Farm Musical Arts Center -
State plans waiting list for home health care: Director says he's already $1 million over budget [S
Subjects: Medicaid -
Rural towns struggling with chronic dentist shortage: Busy practices can't keep up with demand [Sep
Subjects: Dentists -
For Stephen, challenging job awaits: Benson's pick for HHS has no experience in the field [Sep 21 2
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Voracious bug making meals out of hemlocks: Insects have infested trees across the state [Sep 21 20
Subjects: Woolly Adelgid -
Miss America pateant suits her: Manchester's Glickman wins swimsuit competition [Sep 20 2003 pA1+]
Subjects: Glickman, Candace (Miss New Hampshire) -
Museum won't dig into artifacts' origins: Indian collection came from private source [Sep 20 2003 p
Subjects: Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum -
State tries again for Job Corps center: Federal program teaches students trades [Sep 20 2003 pB1+]
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State moves to self-insurance: Workers' benefits unchanged in new plan [Sep 20 2003 pB2]
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Benson nominates NHTI head to lead community colleges [Sep 19 2003 pB1+]
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There's more to it than kilts: Highland Games offers glimpse of traditional Scottish culture [Sep 1
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Benson nominates Stephen for top health post: Councilors have mixed reactions to nominee's lack of
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Nominee for women's board disputed: Some leery of Testermon's political views [Sep 17 2003 pB1+]
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Ex-leader turns to Benson: Grosz fired in July [Sep 17 2003 pB4]
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Benson set to nominate health head: Assistant safety commissioner said to be governor's choice [Sep
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Corrections chief Stanley to resign: He plans to join his wife in Seattle [Sep 16 2003 pA1+]
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State has seen enough dead crows: Officials have plenty of proof of West Nile [Sep 16 2003 pB1+]
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Breakups muddle college tuition: Judges can order parents to help pay [Sep 16 2003 pB2]
Subjects: Child Support -
Court: Files must be opened: Lawyer tried to keep divorce records sealed [Sep 16 2003 pB2]
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State bar issue heads to high court: Justices involved in regulatory dispute they'll eventually hea