January 1999
Monday - 1.4.99
Kittery parks commission
Tuesday - 1.5.99
Epping legislator's plan
Wednesday - 1.6.99
Parking rights at local 'dumps'
Friday - 1.8.99
Tom Battles will be missed
Monday - 1.11.99
Gregg and Smith wrong about censure
Tuesday - 1.12.99
Steamship Co./Port deal good
Wednesday - 1.13.99
Return of passenger railroad
Thursday - 1.14.99
Building Ranger replica
Friday - 1.15.99
New passport debut shows
Monday - 1.18.99
Resident parking for the Hanover Street
Tuesday - 1.19.99
Brittany is off to good start
Thursday - 1.21.99
The Green Co. should save Wentworth
Monday - 1.25.99
Wal-Mart brings big changes
Tuesday - 1.26.99
Lemont addresses unfair spousal tax
Wednesday - 1.27.99
N.H. should allows gays to adopt
Thursday - 1.28.99
BOA right admitting mistake
Friday - 1.29.99
Jim Reams' turn to gain justice
Saturday - 1.30.99
High tech growth good for Seacoast
Sunday - 1.31.99
Crackdown on Secrecy
February 1999
Monday - 2.1.99
Quiet Sue Diaz with court costs and job
Tuesday - 2.2.99
Progress on Wentworth restoration
Wednesday - 2.3.99
Study history of farmhouse
Thursday - 2.4.99
PDA has right approach on Magna
Friday - 2.5.99
51% pay hike too steep for officers
Saturday - 2.6.99
Peirce Island master plan
Sunday - 2.7.99
Statewide property tax is unfair
Tuesday - 2.9.99
Port Authority effort could spur business
Wednesday - 2.10.99
City Council refused island museum
Thursday - 2.11.99
Eliot fought the good fight
Friday - 2.12.99
Officials cap city attorney's vacation
Saturday - 2.13.99
Pro Portsmouth in right direction
Sunday - 2.14.99
GreenPages Project
Tuesday - 2.16.99
City Council needs to resolve dog parks
Wednesday - 2.17.99
Bounty visit good for city
Thursday - 2.18.99
Firm up plans for future of Peirce Island
Friday - 2.19.99
Snowe, Collins right to cross party lines
Saturday - 2.20.99
Magna Corp. and Jones School
Sunday - 2.21.99
Property tax bad fix for school crisis
Monday - 2.22.99
Littlefield and Kittery board
Tuesday - 2.23.99
Redistricting city elementary schools
Wednesday - 2.24.99
Shaheen HMO Plan good
Thursday - 2.25.99
Researching black history of city
Friday - 2.26.99
Leasing shipyard facilities and impact
Saturday - 2.27.99
We hope Tyco remains committed
Sunday - 2.28.99
Gov. needs to lead charge in crisis
March 1999
Monday - 3.01.99
Greenland Volunteer Fire Department
Tuesday - 3.2.99
Gregg has helped Seacoast
Wednesday - 3.3.99
York High principal is a leader
Thursday - 3.4.99
Stratham and Wal-Mart
Friday - 3.5.99
Special interests must not dominate
Saturday - 3.6.99
Trolleys will help disabled
Sunday - 3.7.99
Dog park plan hasn't curbed barking
Wednesday - 3.10.99
PSNH and state should compromise
Thursday - 3.11.99
Restaurant's scholarship was nice gift
Friday - 3.12.99
Voters were cautious due to state crisis
Saturday - 3.13.99
Cohen, Hollingworth protect Seacoast
Sunday - 3.14.99
Shaheen Claremont stance lacks
Tuesday - 3.16.99
Tyco leaders' tough tactics on tax
Wednesday - 3.17.99
Fisk performs great service
Thursday - 3.18.99
Eliot residents want to save town history
Friday - 3.19.99
Fire Chief Lipe begins his job
Saturday - 3.20.99
N.H. Constitution referendum
Sunday - 3.21.99
ME and NH border must be settled
Tuesday - 3.23.99
Hampton Beach codes
Wednesday - 3.24.99
House repeals ban on gay adoption
Thursday - 3.25.99
Collins' legislation to stop suffering
Friday - 3.26.99
Seacoast should tap into EPA's plans
Saturday - 3.27.99
York Budget Committee wrong
Sunday - 3.28.99
Local officials stay strong opposing tax
Monday - 3.29.99
Bohenko has done a great job for city
Wednesday - 3.31.99
Beware of Internet scams
April 1999
Thursday - 4.1.99
Littlefield took right approach
Friday - 4.2.99
House members right on Claremont
Saturday - 4.3.99
Sununu and Gregg's Pease support
Sunday - 4.4.99
Play Ball
Monday - 4.5.99
Maine is right prohibiting smoking
Tuesday - 4.6.99
Stratham house rent below market-rate
Wednesday - 4.7.99
Visiting nurses and hospitals can help
Thursday - 4.8.99
Pan Am to wing passengers south
Friday - 4.9.99
assisted living for seniors
Saturday - 4.10.99
Kosovo refugees
Sunday - 4.11.99
Stratham zoning to protect residents
Monday - 4.12.99
Islington Street
Tuesday -4.13.99
Artists-in-residence
Wednesday - 4.14.99
Claremont fix
Thursday - 4.15.99
www.cityofportsmouth.com
Friday - 4.16.99
Hampton selectmen
Saturday - 4.17.99
Pease and commercial flights
Sunday - 4.18.99
Variances play key role in Stratham
Monday - 4.19.99
Matthew Cruz tragedy
Tuesday - 4.20.99
Newmarket and Walter Cheney
Wednesday - 4.21.99
Claremont plans
Thursday - 4.22.99
Orthodox Church helps refugees
Friday - 4.23.99
Police officers in schools
Saturday - 4.24.99
York building budget tamed
Sunday - 4.25.99
Gambling option should be reexamined
Monday - 4.26.99
Portsmouth and its dog owners
Tuesday - 4.27.99
Metal detectors at schools
Wednesday - 4.28.99
New budget will brighten city
Thursday - 4.29.99
SASS walk a laudable effort
Friday - 4.30.99
Aquarium addition to Seacoast scene
May 1999
Saturday - 5.1.99
Teen centers need volunteers
Sunday - 5.2.99
Banning clothing won't stop violence
Monday - 5.3.99
Legislators tried to protect city
Tuesday - 5.4.99
Using business practices in Greenland
Wednesday - 5.5.99
Welcome to Portsmouth, Governor
Thursday - 5.6.99
AT&T/MediaOne deal affects Seacoast
Friday - 5.7.99
High-school clothing styles
Sunday - 5.9.99
Private life is private
Monday - 5.10.99
Welcome to the `e-Coast'
Tuesday - 5.11.99
Extending Exeter's water services
Wednesday - 5.12.99
Visit of Dutch entrepreneurs
Thursday - 5.13.99
Newington school officials
Friday - 5.14.99
Compromise on gambling winning bet
Monday - 5.17.99
Peer lending to encourage business
Tuesday - 5.18.99
Copycat violence
Wednesday - 5.19.99
Boston to Portsmouth train
Thursday - 5.20.99
Bowstreet's Web services
Friday - 5.21.99
Exeter phone tower proposal
Saturday - 5.22.99
Kittery council shot self in foot
Monday - 5.24.99
Downtown parking
Tuesday - 5.25.99
York voters right to approve school
Wednesday - 5.26.99
Zero tolerance for bullying
Thursday - 5.27.99
Women's birth control and insurance
Friday - 5.28.99
Hampton police will now be in schools
Saturday - 5.29.99
Portsmouth council on skateboard park
Sunday - 5.30.99
Gore on target with `faith'
Monday - 5.31.99
Separate parking fund best
June 1999
Tuesday - 6.1.99
Persistence finally wins N.H. King Day
Wednesday - 6.2.99
Health-care consumers speak out
Thursday - 6.3.99
Market Square Day helps community
Friday - 6.4.99
Local resources help fishermen
Monday - 6.7.99
Examine variety of library proposals
Tuesday - 6.8.99
NH veterans
Wednesday - 6.9.99
Congratulations to Orion
Thursday - 6.10.99
Yard apprentice program
Friday - 6.11.99
Hampton's show business
Saturday - 6.12.99
Quandt trying to solve HMO crisis
Sunday - 6.13.99
First-in-the-nation
Monday - 6.14.99
1895 Building must not be sacrificed
Tuesday - 6.15.99
Sytek's budget proposal
Wednesday - 6.16.99
Portsmouth deciding on schools
Thursday - 6.17.99
Federal help for fishermen
Friday - 6.18.99
Plain talk is what voters want
Sunday - 6.20.99
Breast-feeding law is long overdue
Monday - 6.21.99
Portsmouth says goodbye to Bulkloader
Tuesday - 6.22.99
Portsmouth needs a park for dogs
Wednesday - 6.23.99
Pease draws business
Thursday - 6.24.99
Portsmouth High helping students grieve
Friday - 6.25.99
Out-leasing of Navy prison
Saturday - 6.26.99
Rebuilding after fire can help Hampton
Sunday - 6.27.99
Market Square good as it is
Monday - 6.28.99
Area residents tour maritime vessels
Tuesday - 6.29.99
Keep PSNH rate case open
Wednesday - 6.30.99
Future murky after passage of budget
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July 1999
Thursday - 7.1.99
Elvis Room closing
Friday - 7.2.99
Hampton pulls together in two tragedies
Saturday - 7.3.99
Cabletron's equipment gift to college
Monday - 7.5.99
Tufts-Apex resolution
Tuesday - 7.6.99
Beach access for all
Wednesday - 7.7.99
Legislation for first-in-the-nation bill
Thursday - 7.8.99
Emissions testing
Friday - 7.9.99
Mental health must be covered
Saturday - 7.10.99
Agreement with Cabletron, Compaq
Sunday - 7.11.99
Pay fishermen not to fish
Monday - 7.12.99
ME officials gripe over fishery appt.
Tuesday - 7.13.99
HMS Bounty brings history to town
Wednesday - 7.14.99
Mainers show support for clean elections
Thursday - 7.15.99
Goodbye to independent counsel law
Friday - 7.16.99
Traffic circle escapes planned development
Sunday - 7.18.99
The Great Bog
Monday - 7.19.99
Sherburne neighborhood has nothing to fear
Wednesday - 7.21.99
Integrity of Islington Street vital
Thursday - 7.22.99
GOP's angry reaction to Smith
Friday - 7.23.99
Steve Estes acted selflessly
Saturday - 7.24.99
Death of JFK Jr., loss felt by the nation
Sunday - 7.25.99
HMS Bounty sails off
Monday - 7.26.99
Saving substance abuse could save lives
Tuesday - 7.27.99
Stratham Fair offers lessons in community
Wednesday - 7.28.99
Referendum on new library
Thursday - 7.29.99
UNH getting well-deserved grant
August 1999
Sunday - 8.1.99
A call for kilowatt conservation
Monday - 8.2.99
Ocean Properties deserves support
Tuesday - 8.3.99
Hampton selectmen off base
Wednesday - 8.4.99
Presidential candidates need more
Thursday - 8.5.99
Chautauqua teaches history
Friday - 8.6.99
Water bans are serious
Monday - 8.9.99
Public should know about Johnson dismissal
Tuesday - 8.10.99
Collins sponsors Senate bill
Wednesday - 8.11.99
Sununu, Smith to be praised
Thursday - 8.12.99
Power plants need to take responsibility
Friday - 8.13.99
Judge deciding senior's fate
Monday - 8.16.99
N.H. top officials should stop playing politics
Tuesday - 8.17.99
Hospital CEO's absence
Wednesday - 8.18.99
Public television stations should know better
Thursday - 8.19.99
City should heed nature's call
Friday - 8.20.99
Newington budget cuts hurt town
Monday - 8.23.99
High school athletes play for love of game
Tuesday - 8.24.99
Newington must pay their fair share
Wednesday - 8.25.99
Result of Johnson hearing
Thursday - 8.26.99
There must be a better way
Friday - 8.27.99
Foss played key role in economic growth
Monday - 8.30.99
Sen. Bob Smith has signed death warrant
Tuesday - 8.31.99
Hats off to Pro Portsmouth
September 1999
Wednesday - 9.1.99
Revitalize downtown Hampton
Thursday - 9.2.99
Community doing its part with Turkish relief
Friday - 9.3.99
York County voters should say yes
Tuesday - 9.7.99
Schrader has left a positive mark on schools
Wednesday - 9.8.99
N.H. lawmakers and health-care crisis
Thursday - 9.9.99
Navy took strong first step
Friday - 9.10.99
`Cat lady' created problem
Saturday - 9.11.99
Police officers hinder drivers
Sunday - 9.12.99
A heart-to-heart talk with teens
Monday - 9.13.99
$15,000 charge proves N.H. is detached
Tuesday - 9.14.99
New route to end fatal car accidents
Wednesday - 9.15.99
Legislature needs to look at bill
Thursday - 9.16.99
New bike bridge
Friday - 9.17.99
Remains give unique lesson in history
Saturday - 9.18.99
Gazebo advocates in Rye
Sunday - 9.19.99
GOP contenders speak on abortion issue
Monday - 9.20.99
Applause for citizens' race for office
Tuesday - 9.21.99
Wentworth group going to court
Wednesday - 9.22.99
Pan Am reached out to community
Thursday - 9.23.99
UNH profiting from business
Friday - 9.24.99
City needs to find solution to dog park
Saturday - 9.25.99
There's a lot happening on e-Coast
Sunday - 9.26.99
Bradley needs dose of candor
Monday - 9.27.99
Mayor has triumphed on Great Bog
Tuesday - 9.28.99
Exeter pipe replacement top priority
Wednesday - 9.29.99
Input in future of terminal
Thursday - 9.30.99
N.H.'s health care costs investigation
October 1999
Friday - 10.1.99
Senior volunteers make life beautiful
Saturday - 10.2.99
Search to replace Schrader
Sunday - 10.3.99
Forum is healthy for seniors
Monday - 10.4.99
Ocean Road residents right to complain
Tuesday - 10.5.99
Exeter businesses lax in alcohol laws
Wednesday - 10.6.99
Liberty Mutual layoffs concern Seacoast
Thursday - 10.7.99
Candidates need to be up front about funding
Friday - 10.8.99
Pan Am has displayed class in Portsmouth
Saturday - 10.9.99
Ending domestic violence
Sunday - 10.10.99
Anthem's health-care promises
Monday - 10.11.99
Money magazine's Portsmouth rankings
Tuesday - 10.12.99
Nubble needs seasonal caretaker
Wednesday - 10.13.99
A tree grows in Portsmouth
Thursday - 10.14.99
Disregard for shorefront property laws
Friday - 10.15.99
Mainers must fight to save public television
Saturday - 10.16.99
Cellucci and Shaheen share high-tech focus
Sunday - 10.17.99
Daring to dream is theme in vision
Monday - 10.18.99
Controlled medicinal use of marijuana
Tuesday - 10.19.99
I-95 crash left us thinking safety
Wednesday - 10.20.99
'Girl-mapping' project proves successsful
Thursday - 10.21.99
United Way depends on you
Friday - 10.22.99
NH electric users deserve lower rates
Saturday - 10.23.99
Don't call while you drive
Sunday - 10.24.99
Practice common sense while hunting
Monday - 10.25.99
Herald weighs in on Maine ballot initiatives
Tuesday - 10.26.99
Strong candidates running in Kittery
Thursday - 10.28.99
Vote for a new library
Friday - 10.29.99
Water may still be too hot for Johnson
Saturday - 10.30.99
Voting for new School Board members
Sunday - 10.31.99
New councilors will best serve city's future
November 1999
Monday - 11.1.99
Board not off the hook for Marconi firing
Tuesday - 11.2.99
NH SPCA needs a new animal shelter
Wednesday - 11.3.99
Bradley has plan to end child poverty
Thursday - 11.4.99
Maine votes to preserve quality of life
Friday - 11.5.99
Give consumers a say in the merger process
Saturday - 11.6.99
Let businesses, music thrive downtown
Sunday - 11.7.99
Gov. sticks citizens with billion-dollar `bandaid'
Monday - 11.8.99
Newington Selectman meet in library
Tuesday - 11.9.99
Tyco continues to prove its dedication
Wednesday - 11.10.99
Hampton Chamber vs. French
Thursday - 11.11.99
We salute you: Veterans everywhere
Friday - 11.12.99
Students score higher on state tests
Saturday - 11.13.99
Everyone is entitled to public safety
Sunday - 11.14.99
Caring for our senior citizens
Monday - 11.15.99
Lame duck School Board
Tuesday - 11.16.99
Revolt against property tax
Wednesday - 11.17.99
Faculty, administration battle at UNH
Thursday - 11.18.99
People are doing wonders for relief effort
Friday - 11.19.99
Beanie Baby craze
Saturday - 11.20.99
By barring reporter, public loses
Sunday - 11.21.99
Schools missing info in background checks
Monday - 11.22.99
Residents of York should vote on tax issues
Tuesday - 11.23.99
Give your ideas to the Port Authority
Wednesday - 11.24.99
Invest in infrastructure of city schools
Thursday - 11.25.99
Two historical figures and Thanksgiving
Friday - 11.26.99
Remember all of our local retailers this holiday
Saturday - 11.27.99
Recovery's road cannot easily be walked alone
Sunday - 11.28.99
Teens spoke from heart, it's time to listen
Monday - 11.29.99
Y2K preparedness includes avoiding scams
Tuesday - 11.30.99
Towns should continue protest
December 1999
Wednesday - 12.1.99
Silence is a death sentence
Thursday - 12.2.99
A fad worth bringing back
Friday - 12.3.99
A new life may begin for some child
Saturday - 12.4.99
Losing Tufts Health Plan is a bad thing
Sunday - 12.5.99
Polluter deserved fine, but what took so long?
Monday - 12.6.99
Our offer of paying for audit still stands
Tuesday - 12.7.99
Remembrance of things past
Wednesday - 12.8.99
Dredging of Little Harbor is still stuck in mud
Thursday - 12.9.99
Definition of the building moratorium
Friday - 12.10.99
Greenland should re-evaluate police chief decision
Saturday - 12.11.99
A parade deserving of its title
Sunday - 12.12.99
How to spend $250 million of ME surplus $
Monday - 12.13.99
Firefighters' service taught us about brotherhood
Tuesday - 12.14.99
Courtroom safety necessary
Wednesday - 12.15.99
Drinking problem among teen-agers
Thursday - 12.16.99
Small shops must coexist with large retailers
Friday - 12.17.99
Loose board hurts reputation
Saturday - 12.18.99
Medical community must act
Sunday - 12.19.99
Bradley and Gore: Voters don't like bickering
Monday - 12.20.99
Quick action saves `The Nutcracker'
Tuesday - 12.21.99
Continuing PHS trip to Cuba the right idea
Wednesday - 12.22.99
York impact fees necessary
Thursday - 12.23.99
President Clinton delivers holiday greeting
Friday - 12.24.99
Wildcats' hockey ferocious becasue of Conklin
Sunday - 12.26.99
Lunar body illuminates our lives
Monday - 12.27.99
Grace period over for well-placed businessmen
Tuesday - 12.28.99
Overcome organ donor fears
Wednesday - 12.29.99
Thursday - 12.30.99
Friday - 12.31.99
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