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Articles from 2002

• Republicans pushing special session to get around Democrats [Jul 4 2002 pA8]

  Union Leader • July 4, 2002

  Subjects: General Court General Court-Petitions Petitions

• Names of substandard schools in New Hampshire are released [Jul 4 2002 pA8]

  Union Leader • July 4, 2002

  Subjects: Reports U.S. Education Department U.S. Education Department-Reports

• Tyco subsidiary cuts another 100 [Jul 4 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • July 4, 2002

  Subjects: Employees Tycom Ltd. Tycom Ltd.-Employees

• Franklin officials take issue with dropout rates in ad [Jul 4 2002 pA8]

  Union Leader • July 4, 2002

  Subjects: Franklin
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1

• Splitting Durham and UNH police debated [Jul 4 2002 pA13]

  Union Leader • July 4, 2002

  Subjects: Durham

• Republicans push for education-system audit [Jul 3 2002 pB1+]

  Concord Monitor • July 3, 2002

  Subjects: Audits Education Department Education Department-Audits

• New poll shows Smith narrowing gap [Jul 3 2002 pB2]

  Union Leader • July 3, 2002

  Subjects: Granite State Poll (UNH)

• Money woes create rought water for Dunfey's [Jul 3 2002 pB1]

  Union Leader • July 3, 2002

  Subjects: Dunfey's Aboard the John Wanamaker (Restaurant)

• Mom blames camp for death of son from asthma attack [Jul 3 2002 pA14]

  Union Leader • July 3, 2002

  Subjects: Camp Lawrence (Bear Island)
  See also: SEE ALSO UL 7/26 pA8

• Deadly Rte. 101 worries Milford [Jul 3 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • July 3, 2002

  Subjects: Highways Highways-Route 101 Route 101

• Newton official Thayer arrested [Jul 3 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • July 3, 2002

  Subjects: Thayer, Raymond (Town Clerk, Newton)

• NH airport to add bomb detectors [Jul 3 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • July 3, 2002

  Subjects: Manchester Airport Manchester Airport-Security Security

• States find a solution in tobacco: Settlement money, taxes rescue budgets [Jul 2 2002 pA1+]

  Concord Monitor • July 2, 2002

  Subjects: Tobacco Tax

• Same-sex lawsuit threatened: Concord teachers' benefits targeted [Jul 1 2002 pB1+]

  Concord Monitor • July 2, 2002

  Subjects: Concord School District Concord School District-Lawsuits Lawsuits

• Bass says House's drug bill is best for seniors, budget [Jul 2 2002 pB3]

  Union Leader • July 2, 2002

  Subjects: Bass, Charles (U.S. Representative)

• Gregg: NH to get $12m more in federal education aid [Jul 2 2002 pB3]

  Union Leader • July 2, 2002

  Subjects: Education
  See also: SEE ALSO CM pA1

• Monier sworn in as U.S. Marshal [Jul 2 2002 pB3]

  Union Leader • July 2, 2002

  Subjects: Monier, Stephen (U.S. Marshal for the District of New Hampshire)

• NH Supreme Court gets 'very good' rating [Jul 2 2002 pB3]

  Union Leader • July 2, 2002

  Subjects: Performance Evaluation Supreme Court Supreme Court-Performance Evaluation

• Several Hells Angels suspected in beating [Jul 2 2002 pA2]

  Union Leader • July 2, 2002

  Subjects: Laconia

• NH Plating waste cleanup to be slowed [Jul 2 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • July 2, 2002

  Subjects: Merrimack

• NH gets $3m toward IP plan [Jul 2 2002 pA1]

  Union Leader • July 2, 2002

  Subjects: Open Space Institute

• New job - and fishing - lure away library director: Ungarelli heads to Nantucket this summer [Jul 1

  Concord Monitor • July 1, 2002

  Subjects: Retirement Ungarelli, Lou (Director, Concord Public Library) Ungarelli, Lou (Director, Concord Public Library)-Retirement

• County attorney race quiet, consequential: Alternative sentencing among election's divisive issues

  Concord Monitor • July 1, 2002

  Subjects: Candidates (2002) Merrimack County Attorney Merrimack County Attorney-Candidates (2002)

• Police say Hells Angels members attack person in Laconia [Jul 1 2002 pA8]

  Union Leader • July 1, 2002

  Subjects: Hell's Angels

• Nashua woman, 110, may be state's oldest resident [Jul 1 2002 pB2]

  Union Leader • July 1, 2002

  Subjects: Gilson, Mabel (June 28, 1892)