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Population

• Elbow-room growing scarce: Report: State to grow 28 percent by 2025 [Apr 10 2005 pA1+]

  Concord Monitor • 2005 (April 10, 2005)

  Subjects: Population Population-Projections Projections

• Barnstead and Bow booming: Census lists towns as state's fastest growing [Jun 24 2004 pB1+]

  Concord Monitor • 2004 (June 24, 2004)

  Subjects: Population Population-Statistics Statistics

• Richer, newer and tied to Massachusetts: The 'typical' voter is anything but [Dec 21 2003 pA1+]

  Concord Monitor • 2003 (December 21, 2003)

  Subjects: Population Population-Statistics Statistics

• Census missed 14,000 in NH [Dec 7 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • 2002 (December 7, 2002)

  Subjects: Population U.S. Census (2000) U.S. Census (2000)-Population

• Manchester near top in unmarried couples who are living together [May 24 2001 p1]

  Union Leader • 2001 (May 24, 2001)

  Subjects: Population

• Windsor growth isn't all it seems: town tos 200 residents for the first time since 1800 [Apr 2 2001

  Union Leader • 2001 (April 2, 2001)

  Subjects: Population Windsor Windsor-Population

• It's official: state, region growing fast [Mar 24 2001 pA1 & A6]

  Concord Monitor • 2001 (March 24, 2001)

  Subjects: Population

• State leads the region [Dec 29 2000 p1]

  Concord Monitor • 2000 (December 29, 2000)

  Subjects: Population

• Welcome to our state, everyone: few leave, while many - with good incomes - arrive [Oct 8 2000 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • 2000 (October 8, 2000)

  Subjects: Population

• State population still on the rise: Hillsborough County tops list for growth [Aug 14 1999 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • 1999 (August 14, 1999)

  Subjects: Population Population-Statistics Statistics

• Most areas are growing, census says: Coos county only spot losing residents [Mar 19 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • 1998 (March 19, 1998)

  Subjects: Counties Population

• Towns get ready for growth spurt: population may jump 25 percent by 2005 [Sep 3 1997 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (September 3, 1997)

  Subjects: Cities and Towns Population

• Rockingham County is hot; Coos is not [May 7 1997 p1]

  Union Leader • 1997 (May 8, 1997)

  Subjects: Population Population-Projections Projections State Planning Office
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 5/9 pB8

• Boomers are big in state: 2nd highest rate in nation [Apr 28 1997 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (April 28, 1997)

  Subjects: Population

• NH population, jobs are at all-time high [Dec 31 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • 1996 (December 31, 1996)

  Subjects: Population State Rankings

• They're coming back: tide turning after population loss in recession [May 7 1995 pD1 (Sunday News)]

  Union Leader • 1995 (May 7, 1995)

  Subjects: Population Population-Statistics Statistics

• A question of diversity [Oct 1994 (5:53) p27+]

  New Hampshire Premier • 1994 (September 30, 1994)

  Subjects: Minorities Minorities-Statistics Population Statistics

• State is full of achievers: Nashua yuppie rate is highest in U.S. [Aug 1 1994 pB6]

  Concord Monitor • 1994 (August 1, 1994)

  Subjects: Population Population-Surveys Surveys

• Population of NH to grow gradually and get older too [Apr 11 1993 p3A]

  Union Leader • 1993 (April 11, 1993)

  Subjects: Population Population-Projections Projections State Planning Office State Planning Office-Statistics Statistics
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 4/12 pB1

• Senate tables population resolution [Mar 29 1993 p5]

  Union Leader • 1993 (March 29, 1993)

  Subjects: HCR 9 (1993) Population

• NH is top choice to move to [Mar 10 1993 p6]

  Union Leader • 1993 (March 10, 1993)

  Subjects: Population Population-Statistics Statistics U.S. Census (1990)

• On mega-statistical area N.H. say count us out (RE: metropolitan statistical areas) [mar 7 1993 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • 1993 (March 7, 1993)

  Subjects: Population Population-Statistics Statistics U.S. Census (1990)

• N.H. profile: falling birthrate, low poverty [Feb 8 1993 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • 1993 (February 8, 1993)

  Subjects: Population Population-Statistics Statistics U.S. Census (1990)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• Goodbye baby boom; NH takes another demographic curve [Feb 7 1993 p1A]

  Union Leader • 1993 (February 7, 1993)

  Subjects: Population Population-Statistics State Planning Office Statistics

• A census data tale 1920 pages show state as it was [Nov 22 1992 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • 1992 (November 22, 1992)

  Subjects: Population Population-Statistics Statistics U.S. Census Bureau U.S. Census Bureau-Statistics