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Articles from 2002

• Nine NH counties remain in drought warning status (Oct 16 2002 pA2]

  Union Leader • October 16, 2002

  Subjects: Droughts

• NH Assessment Test Scores [Oct 16 2002 pA10+]

  Union Leader • October 16, 2002

  Subjects: Education Education-Tests Tests

• Franklin charters into new territory [Oct 16 2002 pB1]

  Union Leader • October 16, 2002

  Subjects: Franklin

• Tavern to town hall [Oct 16 2002 pB1]

  Union Leader • October 16, 2002

  Subjects: Unity

• Shaheen continues to outearn, outspend Sununu [Oct 16 2002 pB3]

  Union Leader • October 16, 2002

  Subjects: Candidates (2002) U.S. Senate U.S. Senate-Candidates (2002)

• 'Choose Life' license plate proposed to boost adoption [Oct 15 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • October 15, 2002

  Subjects: License Plates Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-License Plates

• Shaheen, Sununu testy on TV [Oct 15 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • October 15, 2002

  Subjects: Candidates (2002) U.S. Senate U.S. Senate-Candidates (2002)

• Manufacturing jobs on path to extinction: Industry is no longer tops in region [Oct 14 2002 pA1+]

  Concord Monitor • October 14, 2002

  Subjects: Belknap County

• NH Army Reserve to ship out [Oct 14 2002 pB1]

  Union Leader • October 14, 2002

  Subjects: Army National Guard

• Library consolidations considered at Dartmouth: Officials weigh cost-cutting measures [Oct 12 2002

  Concord Monitor • October 13, 2002

  Subjects: Dartmouth College Dartmouth College-Library Library

• Benson ed plan: freeze state aid [Oct 13 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • October 13, 2002

  Subjects: Benson, Craig

• They're coming to NH, and want to take it over [Oct 13 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • October 13, 2002

  Subjects: Free State Project

• Expensive, private golf clubs coming to NH [Oct 13 2002 pB1]

  Union Leader • October 13, 2002

  Subjects: Golf

• William T. Jordan Jr., dairy farmer, managed NH State Prison farm [Oct 13 2002 pB8]

  Union Leader • October 13, 2002

  Subjects: Jordan, William Jordan, William-Obituary Obituary

• State consumers to receive $3.3 million: Settlement reached in lending case [Oct 12 2002 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • October 12, 2002

  Subjects: Household International, Inc. Household International, Inc.-Lawsuits Lawsuits
  See also: SEE ALSO UL pC3

• Area housing shortage rising on priority list: Lenders fear problem could hurt city's economy [Oct

  Concord Monitor • October 12, 2002

  Subjects: Concord

• Diocese settles with 16 accusers: Men who claim abuse by priests will share $950,000 [Oct 11 2002 p

  Concord Monitor • October 11, 2002

  Subjects: Diocese of Manchester Diocese of Manchester-Lawsuits Lawsuits
  See also: SEE ALSO UL pA1

• Court reform remains as issue two years later [Oct 11 2002 pA12]

  Union Leader • October 11, 2002

  Subjects: Judiciary

• Another 'Status of Men' nominee rejected [Oct 10 2002 pB4]

  Union Leader • October 10, 2002

  Subjects: Commission on the Status of Men

• Prominent lawyer wants to keep his divorce file sealed [Oct 10 2002 pB5]

  Union Leader • October 10, 2002

  Subjects: Divorce

• Soft money fueling attack ads: Funds will be illegal after election [Oct 8 2002 pB1+]

  Concord Monitor • October 8, 2002

  Subjects: Political Advertising
  See also: SEE ALSO UL pA7

• Town, water bottling firm fight in court [Oct 8 2002 pB1]

  Union Leader • October 8, 2002

  Subjects: USA Springs, Inc.

• McCormack faces an angry crowd: Several parishioners ask him to resign [Oct 7 2002 pA1+]

  Concord Monitor • October 7, 2002

  Subjects: McCormack, John (Bishop, Diocese of Manchester)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL pA1

• Family, town remember Feuerstein: State representative was always involved [Oct 7 2002 pB1+]

  Concord Monitor • October 7, 2002

  Subjects: Feuerstein, Martin (Representative) Feuerstein, Martin (Representative)-Obituary Obituary

• New England female farmers on the increase [Oct 7 2002 pB2]

  Union Leader • October 7, 2002

  Subjects: Surveys U.S. Agriculture Department U.S. Agriculture Department-Surveys