| Should the political parties be allowed to sell the state voter list to commercial users? | |||
| Ratio | |||
| Yes, they bought it, they can sell it |  | 18% | |
| No, it is against state regulations |  | 76% | |
| Not sure |  | 5% | |
County courted to join regional recycling group
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The Concord Monitor
Abortion counseling plan fails
Price-controlled insurance passes
Mayor wants resignation over pot vote
City to examine CCTV allegations
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The Exeter News-Letter
Newmarket Planning Board debates zoning the mills
Changing of the guard at Exeter Board of Selectmen
ZBA approves PEA gym expansion agreement
Exeter ZBA right to deny rehearing on St. Michael's plan
Stratham residents, get your compost bins
New selectmen named after Newfields election recount
Newmarket Town Council to fix Prescott Street water woes
Newmarket Town Council approves policy changes in wake of audit
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Fosters Daily Democrat
New shipyard facility to streamline nuclear submarine operations
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Keene Sentinel
City council tackling fire issues More staffing
Winchester going town manager-less; what happens next?
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The Laconia Citizen
Tilton-Northfield Fire District election decision bound for court
Expansion of Ag Center on the warrant in Tilton
N.H. Senate adopts tougher penalties against Internet predators
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Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
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The Nashua Telegraph
Tuesday session would come 6 days before strike date
$4m school renovations will begin in Amherst
Bridge repairs worry some in Merrimack
Gaming charity gets permission to expand in Milford
Homeowners may get bankruptcy relief
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Portsmouth Herald
Rye to offer discount compost bins
Senate gives districts break on kindergarten
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GOP hits Shaheen record on Iraq
Senate: Insure stomach surgery for the obese
Small business health insurance plan gets Senate OK
State Senate rejects abortion-counseling bill
Tradition, humor served with St. Pat's meal
Guard unit praised for service
Nashua teacher contract talks slated to resume
Bristol voters to get second crack at building proposal
Shipyard breaks ground for new testing facility
Economic ills a challenge to state's lawmakers
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The Valley News
]]>The Concord Monitor
Warming bill passes by wide margin
Census report: NH growth eases
Hotline to aid struggling homeowners
Voters lend Blake principal a hand
The Exeter News-Letter
Fosters Daily Democrat
State lawmakers endorse global warming initiative
Shea-Porter makes second visit to Iraq
Running out of room: County jail getting squeezed
Legislation seeks to assist port operations and growth
Solid news on wastewater upgrade funds in Dover
Portsmouth council votes to end 10-year term limits
Keene Sentinel
UPDATE, Bond still fails in Keene recount
Marlborough considers school move
The Laconia Citizen
In Moultonborough: Information brouhaha not due to deviousness
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Plowing to continue, 'under the radar'
The Nashua Telegraph
Union decides to walk out at end of the month
27 city workers topped $100k in '07
Mascenic students do not want to end the school year late
Portsmouth Herald
Committee wants $9M for schools
Council debates term-limit rule
Turn off lights for 1 hour, help save the Earth
John DiStaso's Granite Status: Presence at Sununu dinner ruined some appetites
Plan helps schools' financial plight
Officials: Help available to at-risk homeowners
Tax credit plan for new jobs in Coos County
Bill designed to help increase worker housing
House roll call on marijuana possession
State Liquor Commission's advertising agency bows out
Alderman to pick school board member
29 Monadnock teachers who called in sick won't be disciplined
The Valley News
Sununu Shares Upbeat Assessment ]]>School renovations on ballot – The Concord Monitor
Epping
School boards wrestle with conflict policies – The Union Leader
Franklin
Freshman program OK'd by board – The Laconia Citizen
Hollis
Hollis voters OK $11m for schools – The Nashua Telegraph
Hollis/Brookline School District gets grant to curb pollution – The Nashua Telegraph
Laconia
Laconia board sends $31.7 million school budget to council – The Laconia Citizen
School days extended by half-hour – The Laconia Citizen
Laconia extends school days to make up for snow - The Union Leader
Manchester
Mayor tells department heads to prepare for cuts – The Union Leader
Meredith
Town gov't changes given thought – The Laconia Citizen
Mont Vernon
Selectman's decision to quit stuns colleagues – The Nashua Telegraph
Nashua
Picketers discourage job fair applicants – The Nashua Telegraph
Newmarket
Nonbinding warrant article seeks to increase density in mill redevelopment – Fosters Daily Democrat
Portsmouth
City council signs off on capital plan – The Portsmouth Herald
Portsmouth council trims next year's CIP – Fosters Daily Democrat
]]>Brentwood votes down fire station second year in a row – The Exeter News-Letter
Brentwood passes $2.7 million budget – The Exeter News-Letter
Claremont
City wins tax case vs. project – The Claremont Eagle Times
Concord
$68.6 million budget trims six teachers – The Concord Monitor
Deerfield
Deerfield deals with default plan – The Union Leader
Epping
Resignation follows policy clash – The Union Leader
Exeter
Exeter School District voters approve all articles – The Exeter News-Letter
Planning Board sounds off on 25-lot subdivision – The Exeter News-Letter
Gilford
Petition drive seeks to get Juris reinstated – The Laconia Citizen
Agencies worried by funding setbacks – The Laconia Citizen
Hampton
Hampton voters opt for some peace and quiet – The Union Leader
Keene
Keene's downtown lacks for spaces, steering shoppers away – The Keene Sentinel
Laconia
Area voters split on tax resolution – The Laconia Citizen
Litchfield
Veteran handed reins of power in Litchfield – The Nashua Telegraph
Litchfield selectmen retain interim treasurer – The Union Leader
Londonderry
Londonderry councilors renew junkyard's license – The Union Leader
Manchester
Peabody resigns her post – The Union Leader
More towns pass fair-tax resolution – The Union Leader
Mason
Mason schools look ahead after pulling out of SAU 63 – The Union Leader
Meredith
Town gov't changes given thought – The Laconia Citizen
Newington
Anger in Newington over school taxes – The Portsmouth Herald
Newmarket
Newmarket's NCDC filed request for rehearing on mill project – The Exeter News-Letter
Portsmouth
City's $74M capital plan up for review tonight – The Portsmouth Herald
Stratham
Stratham voters approve $4.9 million budget – The Exeter News-Letter
Swanzey
Schools are back at full staff today – The Keene Sentinel
Windsor
Tax tabs divide Windsor – The Union Leader
]]>New municipal building plan shelved – The Union Leader
Concord
City prepares to tighten the spending belt – The Concord Monitor
Police go online to cut prostitution – The Concord Monitor
Dunbarton
Town administrator will retire in June – The Concord Monitor
Exeter
Fort Rock Farm opponents request rehearing – The Union Leader
Hollis
Voters weigh school budget – The Nashua Telegraph
Kearsage Regional School District
Superintendent to take top post for Manchester schools – The Concord Monitor
Laconia
Residents urged to write about Liberty Hill – The Laconia Citizen
Gardens Theater study under way – The Laconia Citizen
Londonderry
To trim costs, Londonderry cuts four positions – The Union Leader
Manchester to allow online payment of parking tickets – The Union Leader
Middleton
Residents vote on most warrant articles – Fosters Daily Democrat
Nashua
Insured and fighting for coverage – The Nashua Telegraph
Pembroke
Pembroke voters OK noise ordinance – The Union Leader
Portsmouth
Portsmouth attorney given poker power – Fosters Daily Democrat
Salem
Police station recount sought – The Union Leader
]]>Economic anxiety stops town bulding plan cold in The Concord Monitor
Belmont
Down the drain a good thing in Pleasant Valley in The Concord Monitor
Belmont budget, water project, curfew pass in Fosters Daily Democrat
Canterbury
Canterbury says yes to $2.1m budget in The Union Leader
Deerfield
Looking for an economic indicator? Check voting results in The Union Leader
Dover
Strafford County: 15 percent tax hike in Fosters Daily Democrat
Dover tax cap discussion put on hold
Law could create a 'fix' of a problem for animal owners in Fosters Daily Democrat
Enfield
Property Tax Measure Fails to Find Supporting Voice in The Valley News
Gilmanton
Safety services generate debate in The Laconia Citizen
Greenfield
Recovering town turns fiscal corner in The Keene Sentinel
Greenland
Greenland voters OK spending in The Portsmouth Herald
Greenland residents vote down traffic light in Fosters Daily Democrat
Greenville
Voters had their say at Greenville meeting in The Nashua Telegraph
Henniker
Fire department can retire its 1983 tanker
Hinsdale
Hinsdale school meeting goes off without a hitch in The Keene Sentinel
Hopkinton
Voters add funds, pay for camp counselors in The Concord Monitor
Laconia
Laconia budget is ready for review in The Laconia Citizen
Fire Dept. requests move up in The Laconia Citizen
Litchfield
No end to school projects in The Nashua Telegraph
Londonderry
Londonderry rejects proposal in The Union Leader
Lyndeborough
New capital reserve fund to be set up in Lyndeborough for backhoe in The Nashua Telegraph
Manchester
Brennan to head Manchester schools in The Union Leader
City Hall: Where's Oprah (and her cars) when needed? in The Union Leader
Moultonborough
Moultonborough center project on life support in The Laconia Citizen
Nashua
Audit finds access to school documents mixed in The Nashua Telegraph
Mayor Lozeau adding her stamp to office walls in The Nashua Telegraph
Newington
Newington voters approve many articles in The Portsmouth Herald
North Hampton
Two sessions to address climate change in The Portsmouth Herald
Pembroke
Pittsfield
$3.7 million budget, reserves approved in The Concord Monitor
Rollinsford
Rollinsford town Hall renovations get grudging go-ahead in Fosters Daily Democrat
Salem
Brennan to head Manchester schools in The Union Leader
Tilton
Tilton OKs police station bond issue in The Union Leader
Police officers get a big, new home in The Concord Monitor
Unity
Budget breezes through in The Claremont Eagle Times
Walpole
Walpole voters give high-five to budget in The Keene Sentinel
Webster
Officers will get new ballistic vests
Wilton
Wilton meeting vote sends changes to highway, fire department in The Nashua Telegraph
]]>| Should the political parties be allowed to sell the state voter list to commercial users? | |||
| Ratio | |||
| Yes, they bought it, they can sell it | | 18% | |
| No, it is against state regulations | | 76% | |
| Not sure | | 5% | |
Belmont candidate questions procedure by Geoff Cunningham of The Laconia Citizen
Brentwood
Voters reject fire station in Brentwood by Jason Schreiber of The Union Leader
Bristol
Recessed Bristol Town Meeting concludes — sort of by John Koziol of The Laconia Citizen
Brookline
Church purchase wins, station loses by The Nashua Telegraph
Dover
More cuts coming on Strafford County budget vote? By Aaron Sanborn of Fosters.com
Durham
Shaheen touts student debt solutions by Adam Leech of The Portsmouth Herald
Bonded by debt: Shaheen has plans to lighten load of many college students by Leslie Modica of Fosters.com
Gilford
Gilford town operations continue in wake of dismissal by Cutter Mitchell of The Laconia Citizen
Gilford town administrator vows to fight effort to oust him by roger Amsden of The Union Leader
Greenville
Greenville considers new municipal facility by Jessie Salisbury of The Nashua Telegraph
Hollis
Everything OK'd at Hollis Town Meeting by Joseph Cote of The Nashua Telegraph
Hooksett
Hooksett settles with 2 workers by Greta Cuyler of The Union Leader
Lyndeborough
Lyndeborough voters weigh buying truck, keeping up roads by Jessie Salisbury of The Nashua Telegraph
Mason
$1.58m budget, 283-acre buy OK’d by Jessie Salisbury of The Nashua Telegraph
Merrimack
Beach ban moves to public hearing by Jim Kozubek of The Union Leader
Merrimack land goes to state for courthouse by Jim Kozubek of The Union Leader
New courthouse clears last hurdle by Karen Lovett of The Nashua Telegraph
Mont Vernon
Rate could jump 20% with district budget OK by Joseph Cote of The Nashua Telegraph
Newport
Board undecided on all-day kindergarten by Aaron Aldridge of The Claremont Eagle Times
Peterborough
Voters turn down fact-finder's report by Sam Bonacci of The Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Pittsfield
Voters buck trend, increase spending by Meg Heckman of The Concord Monitor
Portsmouth
City files grievance against patrolmen's union by Elizabeth Dinan of The Portsmouth Herald
Swanzey
Voters reject budget, contracts by Anika Clark of The Keene Sentinel
Tilton
Tilton-Northfield Fire Commissioner asks for election recount by Gail Ober of The Laconia Citizen
Wilton
School renovations fail in Wilton by The Nashua Telegraph
]]>Garage, police plans fail for a third time by Margot Sanger-Katz
Bristol
Renovation projects fail after lengthy discussion by John Koziol of The Laconia Citizen
Voters reject building the 'Taj Mahal in a recession' by Annmarie Timmins of The Concord Monitor
Brookline
Brookline rejects police station by Joseph Cote of The Nashua Telegraph
Claremont
City council won't budge on school's tax bill by Kyle Jarvis of The Claremont Eagle Times
Derry
So, you think your vote doesn't matter? Race is decided by a single vote by Mike Kalil of The Union Leader
Dover
$42.9m spending plan sent to council by Leslie Modica of Fosters.com
Right-to-Know e-mail 'yellow flag' raised again by Leslie Modica of Fosters.com
Epsom
Voters can see signs of the times by Russ Choma of The Union Leader
Gilford
Juris fired; letter cited by Cutter Mitchell of The Laconia Citizen
Selectmen oust town administrator by Mark Hayward of The Union Leader
Hampton
Hampton elects two new selectmen by Patrick Cronin of The Portsmouth Herald
Hollis
Hollis voters having way, say with articles by Hattie Bernstein of The Nashua Telegraph
Hooksett
Hooksett to decide who shovels sidewalks by Greta Cuyler of The Union Leader
Hudson
Changes in bill presentation may have changed votes by Albert McKeon of The Nashua Telegraph
Keene
School request fails by Sarah Palermo of The Keene Sentinel
Lebanon
N.H. Town Voters Draw Purse Strings by Susan Boutwell of The Valley News
Lee
Town Meeting could carry into a third night by Aaron Sanborn of Fosters.com
Litchfield
Town swears in interim treasurer after arrest by David Johnson of The Union Leader
Littleton
Third time's the charm for police station by Lorna Colquhoun of The Union Leader
Londonderry
Conley beats out Freda for moderator by Adam Benson of The Union Leader
Lyndeborough
Voters again reject kindergarten plan by The Nashua Telegraph
Manchester
Manchester police chief to retire April 25 by Scott Brooks of The Union Leader
Double-digit tax hike coming in Manchester? By Scott Brooks of The Union Leader
Mason
Six years later, Mason pulls out by Jessie Salisbury of The Nashua Telegraph
Meredith
Fire station project passes easily by Erin Plummer of The Laconia Citizen
Mont Vernon
All the articles get thumbs-up by The Nashua Telegraph
New Castle
New Castle sets new record for shortest school meeting by Nick Gosling of Fosters.com
New London
Town will buy 60 acres of open land by Mike Pride of The Concord Monitor
Newport
Wall work will cost more than article amount by Aaron Aldridge of The Claremont Eagle Times
Plymouth
Voters buck selectmen on walkway issue by Gail Ober of The Laconia Citizen
Rindge
Rindge Safety building, budget get blown out by David Greisman of The Keene Sentinel
Sandwich
Volunteer effort, road repair highlight meeting by The Laconia Citizen
Warner
$667,000 will go toward a new bridge by Joelle Farrell of The Concord Monitor
Weare
Town wonders how to make ends meet by Shira Schoenberg of The Concord Monitor
Webster
Pillsbury Lake Water fees remain for well owners by Shira Schoenberg of The Concord Monitor
Winchester
Town manager position ousted by Sarah Palermo of The Keene Sentinel
Windham
Malfunction delays voting results by Jim Devine of The Union Leader
Woodstock
Ready for a drug test? Town Meeting takes tongue-in-cheek turn by Lorna Colquhoun of The Union Leader
]]>Voters reject all 20 articles by The Union Leader
Amherst
Ok's $4m for repairs at three schools by Hattie Bernstein of The Nashua Telegraph
Andover
Voters vent but approve dam request by Chelsea Conaboy of The Concord Monitor
Atkinson
Radio towers lose big by The Union Leader
Auburn
Voters approve switch to SB2 by The Union Leader
Bedford
Road bonds come to a dead end by Stephen Beale of The union Leader
Belmont
Subdivision hopes for bailout by Ethan Wilensky-Lanford
Boscawen
Raise aside, spending plan passes by Joelle Farrell of The Concord Monitor
Brookline
2 trustees in library dispute are ousted by Joseph Cote of The Nashua Telegraph
Candia
Voters reject school with Auburn by Toby Henry of The Union Leader
Capital Region
Across region, voters just say 'no' by Meg Heckman, Annmarie Timmins, & Felice bellman of The Concord Monitor
Chichester
Jordan, Pike win town elections by The Union Leader
Claremont
School budget, contracts pass by Elizabeth Martin of The Claremont Eagle Times
Deerfield
Both budgets fall; O'Neal, Reagan win by The Union Leader
Derry
Exit 4A project fails in non-binding vote by Mike Kalil of The Union Leader
Dunbarton
Tax rate to rise after additions by Shira Schoenberg of The Concord Monitor
Durham
No new ballfields; Smith re-elected by The Union Leader
Epping
Ballot system survives challenge by The Union Leader
Epsom
Voters reject two budgets by The Union Leader
Exeter
Campbell, Quandt elected to Exeter selectmen by Jennifer Feals of The Exeter News-Letter
Goffstown
Voters nix acreage, approve firefighters by The Union Leader
Greenland
Greenland returns selectmen to board by Karen Dandurant of The Portsmouth Herald
Greenland could add full-time firefighters by Karen Dandurant of The Portsmouth Herald
Hampton
Hampton Falls votes down school budget by Nancy Rineman of The Portsmouth Herald
Hillsborough
Emerald Lake stays; voters okay budget by Victoria Shouldis of The Concord Monitor
Hooksett
Cournoyer, Berk elected to board by The Union Leader
Hudson
Voters reject senior center by Ashley Smith of The Nashua Telegraph
Lebanon
No school for Lebanon by Kristen Senz of The Union Leader
Lebanon Rejects New School, ZoningCormen, Sykes Gain At-Large Council Seats by Erin Hanrahan of The Valley News
Litchfield
Arrested official wins, won't serve by Suzanne Bates of The Union Leader
Treasurer re-elected, then resigns by Albert McKeon & Ryan Halliday of The Nashua Telegraph
Voters nix new school for fourth time by Ryan Halliday of The Nashua Telegraph
School, fire station go down to defeat by The Union Leader
Londonderry
$5.1 million bond for school wins by Adam Benson of The Union Leader
Merrimack
Deliberative session moves budget by The Union Leader
Milton
Decisions, decisions: New Hampshire Town Meeting Day 2008 by Conor Makem of Fosters.com
New Boston
Proposed budget glides through voter scrutiny by Karen Lovett of The Nashua Telegraph
All town, school articles pass by The Union Leader
Milford
Voters shoot down three different kindergarten plans by Daymond Steer of The Cabinet Press
Mont Vernon
Voters OK buying Wah Lum Reserve tract by Marc Smith of The Nashua Telegraph
Newington
Newington voters reward incumbents by Dave Choate of The Portsmouth Herald
Newmarket
Votes down bid to buy 104-acre parcel for new school by Melissa Lattman of The Portsmouth Herald
Newmarket couple strikes deal to preserve 57 acres by Clare Kittredge of The Union Leader
Newport
Voters turn down budget by Aaron Aldridge of The Claremont Eagle Times
North Hampton
Coutu defeats Gould for No. Hampton selectmen seat by Tamarra Le of The Portsmouth Herald
Pembroke
Zoning approved; Preston elected by The Union Leader
Peterborough
Official: Peterborough seeing charter benefits by Nancy Foster of The Union Leader
Pittsfield
No changes for school voting by The Union Leader
Portsmouth
'Fair tax' gains support by Dave Choate of The Portsmouth Herald
Portsmouth view to change by Clare Kittredge of The Union Leader
Raymond
Barnes, Wood triumph in elections by The Union Leader
Rye
Rye voters approve entire warrant by Karen Dandurant of The Portsmouth Herald
Salem
$7.1 m police station lacks needed margin by The Union Leader
Salem eyes 2nd round of voting by Jim Devine of The Union Leader
Salisbury
Rusty bridge will be repaired or replaced by Mike Pride of The Concord Monitor
Sandown
Police station: fails by 3 votes by The Union Leader
Stratham
Stratham elects town officers, passes ordinance amendment by Rachael Edwards of The Portsmouth Herald
Swanzey
Town budget gets an increase by The Union Leader
Warner
Hotel plan too tall, judge says by Chelsea Conaboy of The Concord Monitor
Weare
Big-ticket items shot down by The Union Leader
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