January 2000 Saturday - 1.1.00 The dawn of a new age Sunday - 1.2.00 Atlantic salmon are endangered Monday - 1.3.00 Brace yourselves for Y2K hash Tuesday - 1.4.00 We salute comic strip Wednesday - 1.5.00 Seacoast community needs its own cardiac center Thursday - 1.6.00 Dreams have become reality for many Friday - 1.7.00 Candidates must take notice of environment and act now Saturday - 1.8.00 World must act on Kashmir Sunday - 1.9.00 Calling on Shaheen for real solutions to end crisis Monday - 1.10.00 Diatribes by Schrader, Ott little more than sour grapes Tuesday - 1.11.00 McCain is the right man to lead Republicans in 2000 Wednesday - 1.12.00 Grant House in York in dire need of support from town Thursday - 1.13.00 SB 162 gives small business insurance coverage it needs Friday - 1.14.00 Gore's vision best for U.S.; should be Democrats' choice Saturday - 1.15.00 Greenland officials should pursue state's free service Sunday - 1.16.00 Census projects challenge, quality of life at risk Monday - 1.17.00 N.H. Celebrates first real Martin Luther MLK Day Tuesday - 1.18.00 Citizens should make voice heard about future of port Wednesday - 1.19.00 Vote against funding teen center blow to community Thursday - 1.20.00 Seacoast should look at Fremont decision carefully Friday - 1.21.00 Town of Hampton is putting itself, others in harm's way Saturday - 1.22.00 Flee or be frisked? It depends on the situation Sunday - 1.23.00 Town council is not right government for Hampton Monday - 1.24.00 Maine should cover cost of teacher background checks Tuesday - 1.25.00 Is Portsmouth STEP program too much of a good thing? Wednesday - 1.26.00 Be neighborly: Clean up sidewalks and pathways Thursday - 1.27.00 Post-secondary education in N.H. must be re-evaluated Friday - 1.28.00 In this corner: Sport of boxing is up to parents Saturday - 1.29.00 Child poverty actions overdue Sunday - 1.30.00 New library will keep our education on right track Monday - 1.31.00 Tomorrow, you'll have a chance to shape America February 2000 Tuesday - 2.1.00 Call for Masella's ousting over vouchers is wrong Wednesday - 2.2.00 Efforts to require occupancy permits in Hampton laudable Thursday - 2.3.00 McCain's win shows state voters are ready for change Friday - 2.4.00 Voters confirm primary's stature and seriousness Saturday - 2.5.00 Alan Greenspan has supporters in all corners Sunday - 2.6.00 Development is a gift, but Portsmouth must plan for it Monday - 2.7.00 Revival of train service can be boon to Seacoast Tuesday - 2.8.00 Residents in SAU 16 should strongly endorse renovations Wednesday - 2.9.00 Residents in SAU 16 should strongly endorse renovations Thursday - 2.10.00 Rye voters, show children you care Friday - 2.11.00 Keep teen center running Saturday - 2.12.00 Public comment on beaches critical now more than ever Monday - 2.14.00 Amending Constitution for victims' rights a bad idea Tuesday - 2.15.00 Black History Month holds lessons everyone can learn Wednesday - 2.16.00 What will come of Prince Michael's visit to N.H.? Thursday - 2.17.00 Portsmouth mayor's decision for open forum is on the ball Friday - 2.18.00 Eliminating tolls a worthwhile idea Saturday - 2.19.00 CIA security case handled poorly by administration Sunday - 2.20.00 Market Square Day 2000 will thrive on city's spirit Monday - 2.21.00 Bill concerning future of port not the answer for city Tuesday - 2.22.00 Teen center issue cleared up Wednesday - 2.23.00 Thursday night gatherings a great step for New Heights Thursday - 2.24.00 Three Scenes By the River Friday - 2.25.00 Answers needed on raid of Portsmouth couple's home Saturday - 2.26.00 For the remaining candidates, California is the grand prize Sunday - 2.27.00 Internal investigation not sufficient in police scandal Monday - 2.28.00 Assistant city attorney served Portsmouth well Tuesday - 2.29.00 City's Police Commission: An idea past its time March 2000 Wednesday - 3.1.00 Senate president's drug plan the best prescription for seniors Thursday - 3.2.00 Vigorous effort needed to end death penalty in N.H. Friday - 3.3.00 Cross Roads House offers haven, but needs support Saturday - 3.4.00 Contact with Russia, Japan in the spirit of 1905 treaty Sunday - 3.5.00 Action needed to preserve city's downtown character Monday - 3.6.00 Our endorsements of McCain, Gore stand going into Maine Tuesday - 3.7.00 Time for a final settlement of the N.H.-Maine border Wednesday - 3.8.00 Input from public needed on proposed Pier II project Thursday - 3.9.00 The consequences of closing Friday - 3.10.00 The time to change our children's acceptance of violence is now Saturday - 3.11.00 Lawmakers should back methadone treatment bill Sunday - 3.12.00 Kittery Council should let people vote on rezoning Monday - 3.13.00 Good use of Maine's surplus would be to offset school costs Tuesday - 3.14.00 Right message will be given by approving rec. use plan Wednesday - 3.15.00 Don't blame the students, blame Bell instead Thursday - 3.16.00 Residents must voice opinions Friday - 3.17.00 Pease liaison a wise move Saturday - 3.18.00 Town business is public's business Sunday - 3.19.00 Exploring what we do want along with what we don't Monday - 3.20.00 Governor, Legislature applauded for HMO Act Tuesday - 3.21.00 If SB2 is here to stay, then changes in law are needed Wednesday - 3.22.00 Paying for fingerprints for teachers benefits everyone Thursday - 3.23.00 N.H. can get jump on rest of nation by banning MTBE Friday - 3.24.00 Station One firefighters doubly at risk in Hampton Saturday - 3.25.00 The man behind the bench Sunday - 3.26.00 N.H. domestic violence laws show victims society cares Monday - 3.27.00 Disgruntled Kittery residents must be specific about future Tuesday - 3.28.00 Support humanitarian cause: AIDS Response-Seacoast Wednesday - 3.29.00 Port Authority should hire itself to clean up terminal Thursday - 3.30.00 Pairing Children's Museum and library worth exploring Friday - 3.31.00 Something is at the root of rash of bomb threats April 2000 Saturday - 4.1.00 When a 6-year-old boy becomes a political pawn Sunday - 4.2.00 Spring light beckons us to explore Monday - 4.3.00 Court battles are more costly than ordinances Tuesday - 4.4.00 N.H. should spend the money to help drug addicts Wednesday - 4.5.00 A message to the community from the shipyard workers Thursday - 4.6.00 Pease has come a long way, but more dialogue needed Friday - 4.7.00 Residents need to take a stand on Wentworth's future Saturday - 4.8.00 Public must stand up for the Child Access Prevention bill Sunday - 4.9.00 Search reunites parents and son after 24 years Monday - 4.10.00 Kittery's councilor's decision to resign right one Tuesday - 4.11.00 Little guys need to be heard Wednesday - 4.12.00 Thresher memorial needed Thursday - 4.13.00 Decaying Memorial Bridge needs immediate attention Friday - 4.14.00 A second chamber of commerce could be healthy for city Saturday - 4.15.00 A second chamber of commerce could be healthy for city Sunday - 4.16.00 `Guest' wrong to slash trees without telling neighbors Monday - 4.17.00 As Earth Week commences, sprawl now a major concern Tuesday - 4.18.00 Dog park should pose no problems if rules are followed Wednesday - 4.19.00 Motives of New Castle Selectmen misinterpretated Thursday - 4.20.00 Private investment needed to jump-start poor nations Friday - 4.21.00 Remembering firsthand Saturday - 4.22.00 Environmental progress too important for publicity stunts Sunday - 4.23.00 Targeting extremists Monday - 4.24.00 Now is the time to discuss future land use at Pease Tuesday - 4.25.00 State, local leaders showed fiscal prudence last week Wednesday - 4.26.00 Fewer gray areas a benefit to cardiac care unit, board Thursday - 4.27.00 York selectmen extend courtesies selectively Friday - 4.28.00 Deliver the letter that will help rebuild the Wentworth Saturday - 4.29.00 Dalianis being on high court good for state, good for court Sunday - 4.30.00 Planetary alignment not doomsday, just a reminder May 2000 Monday - 5.1.00 Victims' rights are wrong for country's Constitution Tuesday - 5.2.00 There's value in The Music Hall reshowing 'War Zone' Wednesday - 5.3.00 A man like Joe Sawtelle we may never get to know again Thursday - 5.4.00 Shaheen has an obligation to consider civil rights of all Friday - 5.5.00 Selectmen should place all Wentworth demands on table Saturday - 5.6.00 Video gambling aside, state still faces $400M shortfall Sunday - 5.7.00 Peacekeeping forces try to maintain order in divided country Monday - 5.8.00 Overruling of exotic dancing decision just not acceptable Tuesday - 5.9.00 Fulfill hopes of deserving by helping out FUTURES Wednesday - 5.10.00 Seacoast preservation done right by Strawbery Banke Thursday - 5.11.00 McCain's backing of Bush keeps cash cows in power Friday - 5.12.00 Parking garage fiasco should be a good lesson Saturday - 5.13.00 The rules must sometimes be broken out of decency Sunday - 5.14.00 "Love Bug" isn't the only online virus to beware Monday - 5.15.00 Denying kids from DARE graduation shameful, mean Tuesday - 5.16.00 Local student's dedication brings Afghan horror home Wednesday - 5.17.00 `The Pledge' is irrelevant, especially for Gov. Shaheen Thursday - 5.18.00 Bobby Knight stays at IU, abusive behavior and all Friday - 5.19.00 Children must not be used as couriers of political agendas Saturday - 5.20.00 Airport at Pease Tradeport needs a name all can respect Sunday - 5.21.00 Despite benefits, holistic health spurned by Medicare Monday - 5.22.00 Patrick Kennedy's should drop lawsuit against Delay Tuesday - 5.23.00 Death penalty fair punishment for cold-blooded murderers Wednesday - 5.24.00 Death penalty fair punishment for cold-blooded murderers Thursday - 5.25.00 Governor's view doesn't reflect opinion of paper Friday - 5.26.00 Good intentions aren't enough Saturday - 5.27.00 Students in SAU 16 will benefit from MLK decision Sunday - 5.28.00 School safety today Monday - 5.29.00 Despair, and elation, on a Civil War battlefield Tuesday - 5.30.00 Next telescope would look deeper into space Wednesday - 5.31.00 South Mill Pond is wrong place for the library June 2000 Thursday - 6.1.00 PNS prison project vital Friday - 6.2.00 Helms wants GOP ambassadors Saturday - 6.3.00 Despite problems, national pastime is alive and well Sunday - 6.4.00 Gender differences make life interesting Monday - 6.5.00 Liquor Commission raised awareness with 'sting' Tuesday - 6.6.00 Early results of home schooling are promising Wednesday - 6.7.00 Tall ship summer visits bring to life our maritime heritage Thursday - 6.8.00 Shipyard has left its mark on the Seacoast's history Friday - 6.9.00 Kittery businessman deserves support Saturday - 6.10.00 Take a good look this weekend at workings of PNS Sunday - 6.11.00 Celebratring 200 years of tradition Monday - 6.12.00 When does vandalism become a criminal act? Tuesday - 6.13.00 Money shouldn't be so scarce in good economy Wednesday - 6.14.00 Robbing customers of their right to privacy Thursday - 6.15.00 The border dispute is not a laughing matter Friday - 6.16.00 United Way gives your donations to those most in need Saturday - 6.17.00 Presidents' papers belong to the public Sunday - 6.18.00 Knee jerk, left and right and center Monday - 6.19.00 Voters, while too few, have spoken in Kittery Tuesday - 6.20.00 The Fed should tame its efforts to slow inflation Wednesday - 6.21.00 Voters miss out when races aren't contested Thursday - 6.22.00 Statistics do not look good for death penalty Friday - 6.23.00 Political missteps of Gov. Shaheen make a clear choice for anyone else Saturday - 6.24.00 Aerial coyote gunning is taking a human toll Sunday - 6.25.00 No such thing as fair tax Monday - 6.26.00 We are looking forward to a good race between Cohen and Semprini for District 24 Senate seat Tuesday - 6.27.00 Distrust of council could be headed off with meeting Wednesday - 6.28.00 Schools have obligation to warn children of violence Thursday - 6.29.00 Government should be careful with surpluses Friday - 6.30.00 Poverty summit should focus on poor

July 2000 Saturday - 7.1.00 What have we learned now that Elian's gone? Sunday - 7.2.00 Mapping of genome marks new day for man Monday - 7.3.00 Supreme Court decision to hear suit is right one Tuesday - 7.4.00 Signers of Declaration pledged lives, fortunes Wednesday - 7.5.00 Court reform is timely and will benefit N.H. Thursdayday - 7.6.00 Harold Nicholas' work was just as artistic as his contemporaries, just on a smaller scale Friday - 7.7.00 J.K. Rowling reignites children's passion for reading with her Harry Potter series Saturday - 7.8.00 Given their ways, it's hard to realize why women live longer than men Sunday - 7.9.00 Library's use of Internet filtering challenged Monday - 7.10.00 Keep the city accessible: Find a parking solution Tuesday - 7.11.00 Gregg using flawed philosophy regarding the White Mountains Wednesday - 7.12.00 Nader's candidacy livens otherwise dull campaign Thursday - 7.13.00 Economy helps those who help themselves Friday - 7.14.00 No excuse for abuse of campaign finance laws Saturday - 7.15.00 Government should charge elsewhere Sunday - 7.16.00 Caring for the planet can help ease society's rage Monday - 7.17.00 U.S. government's meat standards are appalling Tuesday - 7.18.00 Override of SB 153 was a show of compassion Wednesday - 7.19.00 Dial 'D' for distraction, gabby drivers hazardous Thursday - 7.20.00 Mosquito population should open our eyes Friday - 7.21.00 Change to honors program beneficial Saturday - 7.22.00 Food Safety calls recent stories about meat false Sunday - 7.23.00 An infant is alive, thanks to CPR, community spirit Monday - 7.24.00 Port could become our vibrant waterfront area Tuesday - 7.25.00 Don't let Stratham Fair fail: Become a volunteer Wednesday - 7.26.00 U.S.'s first primary should belong to N.H. Thursday - 7.27.00 White House weather: No color on either ticket Friday - 7.28.00 Peace talks have come too far to turn back Saturday - 7.29.00 Democratic, GOP campaigns could use some livening up Sunday - 7.30.00 What's the rush? Start school after Labor Day Monday - 7.31.00 Napster takes the fall for an army on its way August 2000 Tuesday - 8.1.00 No funding, no plant, no planes, what's up? Wednesday - 8.2.00 Humphrey was wrong to attack commission Thursday - 8.3.00 Park and ride expansion is only way to the future Friday - 8.4.00 Don't let those who keep our city safe be forgotten Saturday - 8.5.00 Peacekeeping cutbacks catch up in the long run Sunday - 8.6.00 Selling old jail to low bidder raises questions Monday - 8.7.00 Opportunity at Port of N.H. should not be lost Tuesday - 8.8.00 We salute Gore for rejecting prejudices Wednesday - 8.9.00 City prosecutor's line on PHS vandals right Thursday - 8.10.00 Privacy needs protection from Internet abusers Friday - 8.11.00 Web needs additional safety 'Nets Saturday - 8.12.00 DOT is rushing expansion of park-and-ride facility Sunday - 8.13.00 Computer access ruling sets a bad precedent Monday - 8.14.00 Continue the battle against teen pregnancy Tuesday - 8.15.00 Media isn't to blame for Alliance's shortfallings Wednesday - 8.16.00 Airport neighbors deserve a little peace and quiet Thursday - 8.17.00 Hampton fire, police need to learn how to share Friday - 8.18.00 Perot's fractured party doesn't deserve funding Saturday - 8.19.00 Al Gore reintroduces himself to the public, touts ambitious plans Sunday - 8.20.00 Eco-lessons learned in a fragile Portsmouth bog Monday - 8.21.00 GOP can do better than Sen. Humphrey Tuesday - 8.22.00 A passionate kiss has its place in politics Wednesday - 8.23.00 Submarine sinking a glimpse into tragedy Thursday - 8.24.00 Honoring firefighters who do battle out West Friday - 8.25.00 Gore, Bush do differ on education reform Saturday - 8.26.00 Growth control law would hurt families Sunday - 8.27.00 Congratulations, officer, for giving boy some hope Monday - 8.28.00 Gap on Nixon tape may never be solved Tuesday - 8.29.00 PETA's recent ad campaign lacks common decency Wednesday - 8.30.00 Granite State gets wired, but there's still a way to go Thursday - 8.31.00 Beware Internet predators September 2000 Friday - 9.1.00 Government should stay out of character building Saturday - 9.2.00 Clinton partly right in logic for vetoing federal death tax Sunday - 9.3.00 Shaheen's the right choice Monday - 9.4.00 Lieberman has right to declare spirituality Tuesday - 9.5.00 Kudos for Hilson's stepping back into the classroom Wednesday - 9.6.00 Negative campaigning can be positive Thursday - 9.7.00 Working together only solution to park-and-ride issue Friday - 9.8.00 Seafood festival worth the small donation Saturday - 9.9.00 A textbook case of crisis mismanagement Sunday - 9.10.00 Balancing neighborhood activism, greater good Monday - 9.11.00 Tomorrow is the day that everyone can choose or lose Tuesday - 9.12.00 Jacked-up oil prices come as no surprise Wednesday - 9.13.00 Gore's latest is simply glossed-over censortship Thursday - 9.14.00 Gubernatorial candidates: income tax still part of the N.H. political landscape Friday - 9.15.00 Aten has breathed new life into Exeter museum Saturday - 9.16.00 Apology to Lee is just the beginning Sunday - 9.17.00 Commitment, courage keep communities' heritage intact Monday - 9.18.00 Shaheen should turn attention to cleaning up Granite State Tuesday - 9.19.00 Wheels to work program shows problem solving at its best Wednesday - 9.20.00 Clinton brings normalcy to U.S. / Vietnam relations Thursday - 9.21.00 Is Britain owned by its governors or by its people? Friday - 9.22.00 Not all votes in U.S. Senate reflect party politics Saturday - 9.23.00 Senior citizens deserve new day center Sunday - 9.24.00 Changing rules midstream is no way to conduct business Monday - 9.25.00 Whitewater probe proved little except in length and expense Tuesday - 9.26.00 For students' sake, join a circle Wednesday - 9.27.00 Resignation from public office can show selfishness Thursday - 9.28.00 Seacoast United Way finds middle ground with Scouts Friday - 9.29.00 Saturday - 9.30.00 October 2000 Sunday - 10.1.00 Facts do not support more crime with methadone clinics Monday - 10.2.00 Combined safety complex not the right answer Tuesday- 10.3.00 Abortion bill may widen debate Wednesday - 10.4.00 Voters should look at the actions behind words of upcoming debates Thursday - 10.5.00 Economy rolls along nicely but many aren't going with it Friday - 10.6.00 Charter boats should be given space at city docks Saturday - 10.7.00 Park and Ride a necessary expansion Sunday - 10.8.00 Omitting environment from debate was huge oversight Tuesday - 10.10.00 Blaming sexual assault victim keeps her a victim forever Wednesday - 10.11.00 Weekend, early morning air traffic not so neighborly at Pease Thursday - 10.12.00 Weekend, early morning air traffic not so neighborly at Pease Friday - 10.13.00 Weekend, early morning air traffic not so neighborly at Pease Saturday - 10.14.00 Maine's drug law an example other states should follow Sunday - 10.15.00 Need for quality child care is an issue too vital to ignore Monday - 10.16.00 Police stings vital in curbing underage drinking Tuesday - 10.17.00 System that acquitted Brock a good one for Granite State Wednesday - 10.18.00 Every candidate should have his or her say Thursday - 10.19.00 Hats off to officials who discuss alcohol abuse openly Friday - 10.20.00 Hats off to officials who discuss alcohol abuse openly Saturday - 10.21.00 Snowe has found middle ground on key issues Sunday - 10.22.00 Al Gore is the nation's best choice for president Monday - 10.23.00 Sen. Burt Cohen has what it takes to represent District 24 Tuesday - 10.24.00 Maine's suicide question not the right answer Wednesday - 10.25.00 Maine voters can end discrimination Thursday - 10.26.00 Voters face several issues at Nov. 7 ballot Friday - 10.27.00 Hollingworth's hard work should be rewarded with re-election Saturday - 10.28.00 Maine voters will make critical decisions Sunday - 10.29.00 Shaheen, in tough two-year test, has stood her ground Monday - 10.30.00 Allen has been on top of financial issues facing Maine Tuesday - 10.31.00 Fuller Clark would serve voters better November 2000 Wednesday - 11.1.00 New England states working together now to lower prescription costs Thursday - 11.2.00 Ireland office expands Granite State borders Friday- 11.3.00 Eliot should step into 21st century Saturday - 11.4.00 Scholars program a good idea but not without adequate funding Sunday - 11.5.00 The drug called Ecstasy is hazardous to your health Monday - 11.6.00 Gore, Shaheen lead Portsmouth Herald's election picks Tuesday - 11.7.00 Make sure your voting voice is loud and clear today Wednesday - 11.8.00 Big brothers, sisters needed for youngsters on the Seacoast Thursday - 11.9.00 With Shaheen re-elected, a new beginning for funding crisis Friday - 11.10.00 Stroudwater closing will leave hole in Seacoast culture Saturday - 11.11.00 A time to remember the price of freedom paid by armed forces Sunday - 11.12.00 Kittery should be proud of Veterans Monument effort Monday - 11.13.00 'Politics as Usual' has no place in politics Tuesday - 11.14.00 Despite fight over presidency America carries on Wednesday - 11.15.00 Have we lost all sense of boundaries and good taste? Thursday - 11.16.00 Generations of leaders ponder America's next Friday - 11.17.00 It's thinking and hard work — not politics — that will end global warming Saturday - 11.18.00 Gov. Shaheen faces rocky road ahead Sunday - 11.19.00 Long-term planning wise in light of ballot law challenge Monday - 11.20.00 Time to get back to the judicial affairs of the state Tuesday - 11.21.00 Mayor makes good on promise to focus on arts, culture Wednesday - 11.22.00 Reforming campaign financing would look good in Concord, too Thursday - 11.23.00 Reasons to give thanks in the Seacoast region Friday - 11.24.00 York's library a first-rate public-private partnership Saturday - 11.25.00 Keep community needs in mind when planning at Pease Sunday - 11.26.00 Milestone visit to Vietnam: a country, no longer a war Monday - 11.27.00 Let's make wishes come true Tuesday - 11.28.00 It's time to concede — for the nation's sake Wednesday - 11.29.00 We don't need to know why the Grinch hates Christmas Thursday - 11.30.00 Congratulations to teams and fans for a class act December 2000 Friday - 12.1.00 Admit it, none of us can stop talking about the election Saturday - 12.2.00 School successfully stems tide of bomb threats Sunday- 12.3.00 Reason for optimism in new legislative leadership Monday - 12.4.00 Basic sanitation: Too much to ask for in Third World? Tuesday - 12.5.00 Clean water, waste treatment not available everywhere Wednesday - 12.6.00 Campaign finance reform could restore some credibility Thursday - 12.7.00 In tragedy, our nation united; may it never happen again Friday - 12.8.00 Saying good-bye to an old friend and his neighborhood Saturday - 12.9.00 We'd hate to think this is Exeter's version of Watergate Sunday - 12.10.00 Lessons to be learned on state education Web site Monday - 12.11.00 Remember those in need now, and don't forget them later Tuesday - 12.12.00 It's time to clean up the problems with voting Wednesday - 12.13.00 Are small towns priced out of their own fire protection? Thursday - 12.14.00 Bush wins the White House but it's no time to celebrate Friday - 12.15.00 Port authority woefully in need of supervision Saturday - 12.16.00 York's skateboard park project worthy of town support Sunday - 12.17.00 The bottom line: USNH needs more state support Monday - 12.18.00 Wise decisions by council saved some of city's character Tuesday - 12.19.00 Why must we beg for LIHEAP funds every year? Wednesday - 12.20.00 Fair Tides provides model of how projects should work Thursday - 12.21.00 Pease may need to look at options for passenger airlines Friday - 12.22.00 Clinton would do disservice by accepting job on television Saturday - 12.23.00 It's time for ballot counting to stop, move beyond Nov. 7 Sunday - 12.24.00 Last-minute is time to let go, feel the spirit Tuesday - 12.26.00 Companies must curb their voracious appetites for profits Wednesday - 12.27.00 Getting tough on underage drinking is the right thing to do Thursday - 12.28.00 City residents, officials should take active role in future of Port of N.H. Friday - 12.29.00 Environmental specialist worth his weight in gold Saturday - 12.30.00 Congress should work to ensure patients' privacy Sunday - 12.31.00 Santa's elves and e-cares are true holiday standouts

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