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Health community: Benson didn't build 'Bridge': Some see sparse action on nursing-initiative claims
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Captain Bligh, hero? (Re: "The Bounty: The True Story of the Mutiny on the Bounty) [Jun 13 2004 pA1
Subjects: Alexander, Caroline (NH Author) -
Libraries pass up computer money: Local officials reject Internet filtering [Jun 13 2004 pA1+]
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Libertarians set sights on Grafton: Land purchase and Internet chat are the talk of the town [Jun 1
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Cohen's bid for seat in Senate ends: Departure leaves Democrats without challenger to Gregg [Jun 12
Subjects: Cohen, Burt (Senator) -
Drinking law targets party hosts: Teens take credit for bill's success [Jun 11 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Alcohol and Drug Abuse -
Roadside flower program may see some pruning: State seeks 'better bang for buck' [Jun 11 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: Wildflowers -
Lifelong Learning chief quits: He threatened to leave upon college merger [Jun 11 2004 pB1+]
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McEachern's run has conversational finish line [Jun 10 2004 pA1+]
Subjects: McEachern, Paul (Representative) -
Resort puts master expansion plan on the table: Proposal shows more trails, condos, traffic for are
Subjects: Mount Sunapee Resort -
8th-term lawmaker Lionet Johnson, dies: Representative helped found NAACP chapter [Jun 09 2004 pB1]
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State says audit bill is church duty: Response to diocese lawsuit blames unchanged attitudes [Jun 0
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Health care savings disappear: Officials say state faces $15 million shortfall [Jun 08 2004 pA1+]
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More logging in State's south than one might expect: Developments and woodland management drive ind
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Half a million dollars! You'd be surprised what it'll buy (and what it won't) [Jun 06 2004 pF1+]
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MtBE ban happens without Benson: Gasoline additive to be phased out by 2007 [Jun 05 2004 pB1+]
Subjects: Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether (MTBE) -
Democrats win right to information: Judge: Benson must disclose names, duties of 'volunteers' [Jun
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Old Courthouse to become a museum [Jun 04 2004 p25]
Subjects: Carroll County Superior Court -
unique Merrimack County Diversion Center reports record year full of activity, growth [Jun 04 2004
Subjects: Drug and Alcohol Abuse -
Collaborative law gains in popularity in New Hampshire [Jun 04 2004 p21]
Subjects: Mediation -
Judge Flynn Remembered as Gracious Pioneer, Dedicated Community Servant [Jun 04 2004 p1+]
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You can catch 'em, but don't eat 'em: Salmon in Merrimack have high levels of PCBs [Jun 04 2004 pB1
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Stephen faces doubts on Medicaid: Residents concerned change would hurt quality of care [Jun 04 200
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As need for housing grows, agencies' hands tied: Cuts in federal funding close Section 8 waiting li
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Survey: More teens dropping out in state [Jun 03 2004 pB2]