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Showing 831 articles from 2004 (page 11 of 34)
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DES will make final decisions in cases of shoreline building: Construction on Wolfeboro home ruled
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School's open for business: State's first charter welcomes students (Re: Franklin Career Academy) [
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Benson sees a surplus: But officials say numbers not in [Sep 1 2004 pA1+]
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Lynch says Benson has abused office: Democratic challenger says governor's lacking in integrity [Au
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American symbol takes wing again: Bald eagles could be taken off endangered species list [Aug 30 20
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Boys trail girls in reading: State test scores show gender gap at all levels [Aug 29 2004 pA1+]
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Tyco settlement waiting in state coffers: $5 million intended for business education programs [Aug
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Glimpse into farm life helps growers keep going: Tourism boosts businesses' revenues [Aug 29 2004 p
Subjects: Tourism -
Hold your breath (and get back to work): Study links bad air, poor productivity [Aug 29 2004 pF1+]
Subjects: Air Pollution -
Court rules on evidence from tipsters: Guidelines established for calls to police [Aug 28 2004 pB4]
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Final school aid figures up slightly: $804.8 million to go to districts under new law [Aug 28 2004
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Nice place to live, good place to die: Study ranks state amond best for end-of-life care [Aug 28 20
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Former Dartmouth president dies at 72: McLaughlin served his alma mater for 6 years [Aug 27 2004 pB
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Lynch pulls ahead in fundraising: In the race for governor, two candidates' wallets stand out [Aug
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Sometimes, a new look is really an old look: Representatives Hall gets a $650,000 restoration [Aug
Subjects: State House -
Gay-rights groups zeroing in on state: The goal: presence in state governments [Aug 25 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Homosexuality -
State employees union: Climate of fear must go [Aug 25 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: State Employees Association (SEA) -
Tea party of dissent is brewing: Town's secession talk has echoes of the past [Aug 25 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Vermont -
State's first charter school opens its doors: Career Academy to focus on hands-on learning [Aug 25
Subjects: Franklin Career Academy -
Polling places are ramping up access: Cities, towns must have plans by Friday [Aug 24 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Polling Places -
From Prison to Dartmouth: Fulbright scholar was jailed and tortured under the rule of Saddam [Aug 2
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Turning new citizens into new voters: Nonprofit reaching out to state's Hispanics [Aug 23 2004 pA1+
Subjects: Voter Registration -
New law hits small businesses: Companies see insurance rates fluctuate [Aug 23 2004 pB2]
Subjects: Health Insurance -
Nursing enrollment up sharply: Schools are swamped, but statewide shortage remains [Aug 22 2004 pA1
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Adding color to your past: Book explores little-known bits of New Hampshire lore (Re: "It happened
Subjects: Rogers, Stillman (NH Author)