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Articles from 2003

• Funny runs in their family: Brothers appear in late-night comedy shows [Feb 28 2003 pA1+]

  Concord Monitor • February 28, 2003

  Subjects: Meyers, Seth (Comedian)

• Chairman supports nomination: Coughlin plans to write letter backing Daniels [Feb 28 2008 pB1+]

  Concord Monitor • February 28, 2003

  Subjects: Daniels, Gary (Nominee, Human Rights Commission)

• Too much work, too few clerks: Courts struggle to provide services [Feb 28 2002 pB6]

  Concord Monitor • February 28, 2003

  Subjects: Courts Courts-Employees Employees

• Strings & sunshine: 16-year-old violinist stars with N.H. Philharmonic Ochestra [Feb 27 2003 pD1+]

  Concord Monitor • February 27, 2003

  Subjects: Perron, Amelie (Violinist)

• Benson's technology czar gets biggest bucks: State to pay ex-Cabletron executive $150,000 [Feb 27 2

  Concord Monitor • February 27, 2003

  Subjects: Anderson, Bob (Chief Information Officer (CIO))

• Daniels nomination challenged: Councilors: He is wrong choice for commission [Feb 27 2003 pA1+]

  Concord Monitor • February 27, 2003

  Subjects: Daniels, Gary (Nominee, Human Rights Commission)

• Governor standing by Human Rights nominee: Gary Daniels accused of being anti-gay [Feb 25 2003 pA1+

  Concord Monitor • February 25, 2003

  Subjects: Daniels, Gary (Nominee, Human Rights Commission)

• Library director's fight yields two computers: Gates Foundation grant at first was denied [Feb 24 2

  Concord Monitor • February 24, 2003

  Subjects: Pillsbury Free Library

• Candidates woo state activists -- Shaheen is in demand -- but she's not the only one [Feb 23 2003 p

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 2003

  Subjects: Democratic Primary Candidates Presidential Primaries (2004) Presidential Primaries (2004)-Democratic Primary Candidates

• Court offers treatment to mentally ill: New experiment aimed at reducing local crime rate (re: Ment

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 2003

  Subjects: Keene District Court

• Cog Railway will clear the air: Trains to switch from coal to heating oil [Feb 23 2003 pA1+]

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 2003

  Subjects: Mount Washington

• Nearly 800 reservists called up [Feb 23 2003 pB1+]

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 2003

  Subjects: National Guard and Reserve

• Lawmakers trying to boost safety for kids: Car seats would be mandatory through age 8 [Feb 23 2003

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 2003

  Subjects: Child Restraints Motor vehicles Motor Vehicles-Child Restraints

• Benson banks on entrepreneurs: Best ideas could win start-up cash (re: Start-Up New Hampshire) [Feb

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 2003

  Subjects: Entrepreneurs

• Health chief wants more information: Vailas says he's trying to avoid worker layoffs [Feb 23 2003 p

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 2003

  Subjects: Vailas, Nick (Commissioner, Health and Human Services Department)

• School program's funding cut: Some projects could remain unfinished [Feb 23 2003 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 2003

  Subjects: Best Schools Initiative

• New audiences to view New Hampshire artist's work: Saint-Gaudens known for war memorials [Feb 23 20

  Concord Monitor • February 23, 2003

  Subjects: Gaudens, Augustus (Sculptor) Saint Saint-Gaudens, Augustus (Sculptor)

• Public TV faces $650,000 deficit: Station: Member support critical to keeping up services [Feb 22 2

  Concord Monitor • February 22, 2003

  Subjects: NHPTV Public Television Public Television-NHPTV

• State's loss is military's gain: Police officers being called to duty [Feb 21 2003 pA1+]

  Concord Monitor • February 21, 2003

  Subjects: Employees State Police State Police-Employees

• House okays charter school bill: Legislation lets state bypass voters, establish programs [Feb 21 2

  Concord Monitor • February 21, 2003

  Subjects: Charter Schools Charter Schools-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation

• Kamasinski barred from practicing law [Feb 21 2003 p1+]

  New Hampshire Bar News • February 21, 2003

  Subjects: Kamasinski, Theodore

• Unlocking access to justice for 'Catch-22' clients [Feb 21 2003 p3]

  New Hampshire Bar News • February 21, 2003

  Subjects: Attorneys

• John Coughlin's victory upheld [Feb 21 2003 p5]

  New Hampshire Bar News • February 21, 2003

  Subjects: Decisions Supreme Court Supreme Court-Decisions

• Report defends No Child Left Behind Act: School administrators' findings challenged [Feb 20 2003 pA

  Concord Monitor • February 20, 2003

  Subjects: Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy-Studies Studies

• Union members protest Right-to-Work bill: More than 350 people go to committee hearings [Feb 20 200

  Concord Monitor • February 20, 2003

  Subjects: Labor Unions Labor Unions-Proposed Legislation Proposed Legislation