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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South.
The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)
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February 16 2012 - Concord is good for your health
FORGET VALENTINE'S Day and fish oil: According to the state government, Concord is good for your heart. Gov. John Lynch this week will announce 14 communities, including the capital city, have been designed "New Hampshire HeartSafe Communities," a program that encourages cities and towns to train residents in CPR and make automated external defibrillators more available. The awardees are Chester ... |
January 24 2012 - Biden to be in Rochester Thursday
ROCHESTER - Vice President Joe Biden will be in New Hampshire Thursday morning to promote partnerships between community colleges and businesses to train workers for skilled jobs. |
January 12 2012 - Editorial: Mitt Romney moves toward nomination
Try as they might to remain in the game, the men seeking to knock Mitt Romney off the Republican presidential nomination train need to understand the results of the New Hampshire GOP primary. The results have all but sealed the deal. |
January 11 2012 - Lessons From an Early Night in New Hampshire
* It's not going to be easy to stop this Mitt Romney train. In the frantic final days leading up to the New Hampshire primary, the attacks on Romney became more intense, and he made some memorable gaffes. Even his supporters seemed more loyal than enthused. But in the end, none of it mattered. With 39 percent of the vote, Romney hit or slightly exceeded expectations, and he heads into South ... |
January 10 2012 - Can Mitt Romney Meet New Hampshire Expectations?
Welcome aboard the weird electoral expectations train. Next stop: New Hampshire.Oddly, some observers interpreted the narrowest of wins in Iowa by former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney as a loss — a strange conclusion given that six months earlier, almost every veteran political analyst and handicapper was saying that Romney was wise to avoid the evangelical-dominated caucuses. Former Speaker ... |
January 09 2012 - Mitt Romney’s ‘passion makers’ make his case on the presidential campaign trail
ROCHESTER, N.H. — These are Mitt’s passion makers — a band of surrogates who make the case for Mitt Romney’s presidential candidacy more passionately, and sometimes more persuasively, than the candidate himself. Everywhere the Republican front-runner has campaigned this past week, he has been introduced by one or more of them. At a rally in Manchester, it was former New Hampshire governor John ... |
January 07 2012 - Santorum looks to gain traction in NH
WINDHAM – Still riding high from this week’s Iowa caucuses, Rick Santorum isn’t ready to be anybody’s third-place pick. Santorum, the former Pennsylvania senator who shocked political pundits with a razor-tight, second-place finish in Iowa, still trails in most New Hampshire polls, trailing front-runner Mitt Romney by as many as 35 points in some polls. But with three days left until the New ... |
January 07 2012 - Votes save title loans, parent say over curriculum
Overrides fail for rail, men's groups Before it turned the page on 2011 yesterday, the New Hampshire House took final cracks at passing bills vetoed by Gov. John Lynch last year, successfully pushing through legislation that allows for higher interest rates on car title loans and gives parents the option to exempt their children from school material that they find objectionable. Elsewhere, the ... |
January 07 2012 - Romney Rivals Try to Stop His Momentum in Debate
Mitt Romney’s Republican presidential rivals were set to train their sights on him in a televised debate tonight in New Hampshire where they’re seeking to stifle his momentum three days before the Jan. 10 primary. |
January 07 2012 - AARP offers free tax assistance in Exeter area
From Feb. 2 to April 17, trained AARP Tax Aide volunteers can assist taxpayers, regardless of age or income, in preparing their federal, Massachusetts nonresident, Maine nonresident, and New Hampshire tax returns. Returns can be filed electronically or on paper. |
January 05 2012 - Romney, Santorum both train fire at Obama in NH
Shooting past each other, Republicans Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum took aim at President Barack Obama's economic policies on Thursday as they jockeyed for support in New Hampshire and courted voters in conservative bellwether South Carolina. |
December 14 2011 - NH senators touring companies using work program
Democratic state senators are visiting companies taking advantage of New Hampshire's Return to Work program to train workers while they continue to receive unemployment benefits. |
December 14 2011 - NH's Guinta returns from brief trip to Afghanistan
Just back from a trip to Afghanistan, New Hampshire Congressman Frank Guinta says he is impressed with the progress being made to train the Afghan people to secure their own country and to keep terrorist networks out. |
November 30 2011 - Cain loses local endorsement
Embed multimedia (photos, galleries, audio, map):Â Herman Cain visits New Hampshire As Herman Cain rethinks his presidential candidacy, some of his top New Hampshire supporters said yesterday they are also deciding whether it's time to get off the Cain Train. Cain, the former CEO of Godfather's Pizza, has soldiered on despite multiple allegations of past sexual harassment that followed his rise ... |
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