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Showing 2,493 articles from 1999 (page 19 of 100)
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Mill beams with new life [Oct 26 1999 p1]
Subjects: Belknap Mill Museums -
Police want names of registered sex offenders released [Oct 25 1999 p1]
Subjects: Megan's Law Sex Offenders -
He spoke his mind: Warren Rudman was one of the few U.S. senators from the state to truly leave his mark on the capital [Oct 25 1999 p1]
Subjects: Rudman, Warren (U.S. Senator) -
Shaheen: income tax must fail: she urges House to kill measure [Oct 25 1999 p1]
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Professor heads off to Antartica: international study will focus on climate [Oct 25 1999 pB1]
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With rain restoring normalcy, drought of '99 is declared over [Oct 24 1999 pNH6]
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Music schools gain believers: benefits to children, community touted [Oct 24 1999 pNH1+]
Subjects: Manchester Community Music School Music -
Nashua as a Kerouac town [Oct 24 1999 pNH1+]
Subjects: Kerouac, Jack (Author) Nashua -
Homicide figures show need to address family violence: strategy to break cycle of abuse begins with young [Oct 24 1999 pNH1+]
Subjects: Battered Women Domestic ViolenceSee also: SEE ALSO same page "Legal help available for poor victims" -
Money, effort pay off in test scores (re: educational testing) [Oct 24 1999 pNH1+]
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Shrimp season may be limited: regulators worry about depletion [Oct 24 1999 pNH1+]
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Laureat looks for new ways to display poetry [Oct 24 1999 pNH1+]
Subjects: Harris, Marie (Poet Laureate) Poet LaureateSee also: SEE ALSO same page "Prose poem tells of belonging, leaving" -
Educators to use test results as building blocks for improvement [Oct 24 1999 pB7]
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Thayers load up legal ammunition for final showdown [Oct 24 1999 pB1]
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Schools react to state assessment tests [Oct 24 1999 pB1]
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Disgraced deputy blamed troopers [Oct 24 1999 p1]
Subjects: Powers, Wayne State Police -
House hurries back for action on income tax [Oct 24 1999 p1]
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Concord's Swope at helm as PBS contemplates 30 [Oct 24 1999 p1]
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Good chemistry: the UNH legacy of 'King' James [Oct 24 1999 p1]
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Water report cards are out [Oct 24 1999 pA1 & A20]
Subjects: Drinking Water Radon -
Slim pickings for would-be renters: study finds 1 percent vacancy in Concord [Oct 24 1999 pF1]
Subjects: Rental Housing -
A voice for teenagers everywhere: 'catcher in the Rye' still a tour de force [Oct 24 1999 p1]
Subjects: Salinger, J. D. (Author) -
Saving the land: Forest Society protects more than 1,300 acres [Oct 23 1999 pC1]
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Bush tours southwest NH touting compassionate vision [Oct 23 1999 pA8]
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Avis Duckworth, 73, former State Librarian [Oct 23 1999 pA6]