Open space debate frames New Hampshire growth plan
Elizabeth Dinan surveys the third installment on how tax, zoning and land use shape New Hampshire’s economy and housing. Voters in Newfields approved 1.5 million to buy 340 acres from a developer planning 89 homes and 2 miles of road, with several groups backing land protection. Conservationists push for perpetual protection while some fear overreach limits housing, drawing quotes from Rye landowner Jane Holway and Demographer Peter Francese on the space issue.
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New Hampshire
Newfields Selectmen
David Dwyer
Newfields
Jane Holway
Rye
Holway
Boston
Seacoast
Peter Francese
Preservation Party
Changing face of education in Milford and New Hampshire
Milford superintendent Robert Surprenant criticizes old methods and calls for data driven, individualized learning. The piece notes Dr Lyonel Tracy, Portsmouth schools chief, was appointed New Hampshire commissioner of education by Governor Lynch.
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Portsmouth
Robert Surprenant
Milford
Lyonel
Lyonel Tracy
New Hampshire
John Lynch
Lobsterman Fears Outfall Pipe Threat to New Hampshire Fisheries
Lobsterman Bob Nudd warns that plans to pipe treated wastewater from 44 New Hampshire communities into sea near Great Bay could hurt local lobster catches. He cites Massachusetts Bay impacts after a similar tunnel, noting Boston Harbor became barren while New Hampshire weighs options and funds a $1 million study with a 18 month Legislature recommendation.
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Jamie Cohen
Jcohen
Seacoastoniine
Hampton
Bob Nudd
Hampton Community
Nudd
Atlantic Ocean
Hampton Harbor
Penobscot Bay
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Maine
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
Boston Harbor
Great Bay
Salem
Beverly
Mass
Seabrook
Commission
Metcalf and Eddy
Cog ski train launches on Mount Washington line
Laurie Fullerton Crawford Notch A coal fired steam engine and a trail of black smoke heralds the start of a new skiing tradition on the Mount Washington Cog Railway. Wayne Presley, president of the inaugural cog ski train, says it is the only real ski train in North America and the only steam powered ski train in the world.
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Crawford Notch
Mount Washington
North America
Lottery results brief from March 19, 2005 edition
The March 19 2005 notices list Tri-State Daily Evening numbers 39 23 238, Mass Daily 5 3 50, Tri-State Megabucks 1 2 6 30 33 34 with Bonus 26, Heads or Tall 3 10 18 19 20. World/Nation section included.
Shipyard Fate Tied to Military Value and Public Pressure
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard faces closure fate by May 17 as Base Closure Commission nominees take up the case. The 4,800 workers rely on the panel to weigh formal criteria and less tangible factors, including community outcry and local support. Retired and former commissioners emphasize both hard criteria and what communities can do to influence reviewers.
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Peter Bowman
Bowman
Kittery
Maine
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
al Cornella
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