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8/19/08 - A new and 'green' way for UNH officers to glide around campus

8/19/08 - BACK TO SCHOOL: More kids walk as fuel costs rise

8/19/08 - Some departments are cruising on 6 cylinders

8/19/08 - In Tilton: Make up or break up?

8/19/08 - Deputy chiefs lose city-owned cars

8/19/08 - Water, sewer fixes on list for Exeter's long-term projects

8/19/08 - Portsmouth City Council votes to go after land for new school

8/19/08 - Attorney sees no conflict for Hilliard

8/19/08 - County commissioners propose tax reduction

8/19/08 - FEMA won't buy homes hit by floods

8/19/08 - Stratham contractor complains over 'unpaid' work

8/19/08 - Spending cap heads to city ballot

8/19/08 - Bedford High's summer program packs them in

8/19/08 - Windham selectmen seek to renovate Bartley Building

8/19/08 - Concord offers new tax break to developer

8/19/08 - Error has some wondering if Rochester tax cap question may be thwarted

8/19/08 - Falling land prices boost conservation nationally, but experts say incentives still a bigger factor locally

8/19/08 - Council to take up $19.4m school bond in Somersworth

8/19/08 - Schools scramble to fill teacher vacancies

8/15/08 - Library computer upgrade will improve services

8/15/08 - Exeter may intervene in railroad lawsuit

8/15/08 - Bonding for Newmarket's public works building finally OK'd

8/15/08 - Lightning costs town equipment

8/15/08 - Solid waste group gets lesson in pay-as-you-throw system

8/15/08 - State takes Atkinson to task for donation accounts, chief's dual roles

8/15/08 - New officer struck down

8/15/08 - City settles lawsuit over education aid

8/15/08 - Stratham police defend need for 10th officer

8/15/08 - Firm would get discount if it relocates

8/15/08 - Time running out for Hilltop School

8/15/08 - Selectman: Chief search was biased

8/14/08 - Majority of selectmen back new Town Hall plan

8/14/08 - Family donates $47,000 to Merrimack County Nursing Home

8/14/08 - Federal dollars are flowing to learn more about flooding in the area

8/14/08 - Schools try to stem fuel budget bust

8/14/08 - Gov. wants flood relief hastened

8/14/08 - Utility may put upkeep on hold

8/14/08 - Property values believed to be holding their own in Gilford

8/14/08 - Conflict of interest question dogs Hilliard again

8/14/08 - Windham residents debate merits of conservation easement

8/14/08 - Parkway project gets $900k from feds

8/13/08 - Aldermen squash parkway resolution

8/13/08 - Windham residents speak out on proposed school road

8/13/08 - Tradition restored to Nashua's downtown with City Bell

8/13/08 - Rochester woman suing city for flood damages

8/13/08 - Farmington meeting postponed after legal notice mix-up

8/13/08 - Special tax districts gain support from town officials

8/13/08 - I-L Board grapples with TV exposure

8/13/08 - Welcome to kindergarten: More than 300 students enrolled in historic year

8/13/08 - Police station project in flux

8/12/08 - NH adds landmarks, districts to historic list

8/12/08 - Tax cap petition will go on November ballot in Somersworth

8/12/08 - Families of fallen soldiers to get N.H. Medal of Honor

8/12/08 - Stone Church up for auction Sept. 12

8/12/08 - Former library deemed historic by state

8/12/08 - Council rejects pricey crosswalk

8/12/08 - Mont Vernon board accepts chief's resignation

8/12/08 - Taxes may go lower than predicted in Strafford County

8/12/08 - Cabanel has high praise for DPW

8/12/08 - Plaistow train station plans chugging along

8/11/08 - Special Town Meeting needed for Newmarket fire/rescue building

8/11/08 - Understaffed code enforcement office struggles to keep up

8/11/08 - Arbitrator dismisses Exeter police union grievance vs. town

8/11/08 - Board wants cash to start kindergarten

8/11/08 - Peirce family backs use of land for middle school

8/11/08 - Monadnock contract advances

8/11/08 - The cast-iron competition

8/11/08 - New Kimball Library to open in October

8/11/08 - State wants towns, taxpayers to work it out

8/11/08 - Slow going in search for new administrator

8/11/08 - Buses: Commuters taken for a ride?

8/7/08 - City school district to remain independent

8/7/08 - Neighbors fighting development complain to selectmen

8/7/08 - Windham board seeks field, track and second gym for high school

8/7/08 - Budget proposal would delay road projects

8/7/08 - Fire equipment, theft trial in limbo

8/7/08 - Rochester opposes adding Cocheco to state's river protection program

8/7/08 - Tax-exempt properties get closer look

8/7/08 - Berlin asked whether it wants a third prison

8/7/08 - Judge rules Portsmouth school panel broke law

8/7/08 - State officials warn of slide dangers

8/7/08 - A judge clears the way for a new vote on a Monadnock teachers contract

8/7/08 - Future of Hilltop School hangs in the balance

8/7/08 - Towns benefit from planning grants

8/6/08 - Dover council to review city manager tonight

8/6/08 - City parking gets more pricey

8/6/08 - Rural America outgrows label

8/6/08 - Hampstead schools make numerous facility improvements

8/6/08 - Reps give hearty OK to Gunstock upgrades

8/6/08 - New 'pull over' law goes into effect today: Drivers must give emergency, DOT vehicles wide berth

8/6/08 - Fuel costs squeezing school systems

8/6/08 - Council OKs new fiber-optics network deal in Rochester

8/6/08 - City upholds chicken ban

8/6/08 - Keene�s school board gets a $500,000 grant to study whether to build new or to renovate its downtown middle school

7/23/08 - NH warns of high-risk for mosquito illnesses

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