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Periodicals | Magazines And Newspapers | Peterborough Town Library newSPAPERS SERIALS. TITLE. FREQUENCY. KEPT_FOR. bkfl. BUSINESS new hampshire(BNH). monthly. current, 1 yr. bkfl. FINANCE mag. monthly. current, 1 yr. bkfl. http://www.ci.peterborough.nh.us/library/periodicals.htm
Extractions: available at the Peterborough Town Library Current magazines and newspapers are kept in the Periodical Room. Latest copies are displayed for browsing, but do not circulate. Lift the ledges for back copies which do circulate. Back issues are kept downstairs. Please ask for them at the desk. Use our copier if you require copies of certain articles. We can obtain articles from magazines we don't own via Article Express, the overnight article service. Please ask. Key to codes: TITLE FREQUENCY #BOOK REVIEW DIGEST annual #BOOKS IN PRINT annual cyo #ELDERHOSTEL CATALOGS 2 eds. quarterly current, 1 yr. bkfl. #FORTHCOMING BOOKS bimonthly cyo #HISTORICAL NEW HAMPSHIRE quarterly *BARRON'S weekly current, 1 mo. bkfl. *BOSTON GLOBE daily current, 1 mo. bkfl. *BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE weekly current, 1 mo. bkfl. *CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR daily current, 1 mo. bkfl.
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Extractions: * Inserts are planned for most newspapers. Save $5 on Swiffer WetJet Get $2 off Febreze Allergen Reducer and $2 off Antimicrobial or any Febreze bottle, as well as a booklet filled with tips to help you reduce allergens in your home. Having trouble making your vacation haven feel like a home away from home without overloading your luggage? From carting detergent in a Tupperware
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Periodicals | Magazines And Newspapers | Peterborough Town Library periodicals magazines and newspapers available at the Peterborough Town Library Current magazines and newspapers are kept in the Periodical Room cyo * new hampshire SUNDAY newS. weekly. current, 1 mo KIPLINGER'S PERS. FINANCE mag. monthly. current, 1 yr http://www.townofpeterborough.com/library/periodicals.htm
Extractions: available at the Peterborough Town Library Current magazines and newspapers are kept in the Periodical Room. Latest copies are displayed for browsing, but do not circulate. Lift the ledges for back copies which do circulate. Back issues are kept downstairs. Please ask for them at the desk. Use our copier if you require copies of certain articles. We can obtain articles from magazines we don't own via Article Express, the overnight article service. Please ask. Key to codes: TITLE FREQUENCY #BOOK REVIEW DIGEST annual #BOOKS IN PRINT annual cyo #ELDERHOSTEL CATALOGS 2 eds. quarterly current, 1 yr. bkfl. #FORTHCOMING BOOKS bimonthly cyo #HISTORICAL NEW HAMPSHIRE quarterly *BARRON'S weekly current, 1 mo. bkfl. *BOSTON GLOBE daily current, 1 mo. bkfl. *BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE weekly current, 1 mo. bkfl. *CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR daily current, 1 mo. bkfl.
New England Appraisers Links Broker Universe. Mortgage mag. General Real Estate Web Sites Other Vermont newspapers. Portsmouth Herald. Other new hampshire newspapers http://www.newenglandappraisers.com/links.htm
Extractions: The MBREA offers appraisers in Massachusetts and the rest of New England the continuing education courses they need to earn or retain state licenses and certifications. One of the many benefits of MBREA membership is discounts on NewEnglandAppraisers.com listings and on web site design and hosting from Conanicut Communications Inc. Publications and Organizations for Mortgage Brokers National Association of Mortgage Brokers Mortgage Originator Magazine Broker Magazine Broker Universe ... Mortgage Mag General Real Estate Web Sites bostonrealestatelinks.com
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Extractions: Supply Chain Systems Magazine (SCS-Mag) and its Website (SCS-Mag Online) educate its readers about the benefits and best practices of supply chain management in manufacturing and service industries. We inform our readers about the latest trends in e-business, enterprise resource planning, asset management, data capture, warehouse management, and corporate management. We explain how to create effective and efficient supply chain systems by integrating these systems with their own. Quality Editorial Delivers You Informed Buyers The complexity of evaluating and integrating supply chain technologies demands in-depth information. Today's corporate managers, IT professionals, and warehouse and distribution managers, as well as VARs and systems integrators, turn to SCS-Mag for hard-hitting, no-fluff editorial. The high-quality editorial elevates the perception and image of your advertising, while reaching readers at the mission-critical point in their purchasing cycles.
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Instructional Television Programs YES mag http//www.yesmag.bc.ca Canadian science magazine http//newslink.org/ Linksto over 4000 newspapers around the 2001 new hampshire Public Television. http://www.nhptv.org/kn/edcon/edsci1.htm
Extractions: There are thousands of sites from news sources around the world. Most major newspapers, magazines and radio and television stations now have Web sites. These sites can give you and your students instant access to events around the world as they happen. These sites can also be used in language arts and social studies classes to help your students critically analyze the media. Comparing News Sources Check with more than one news source and compare the way the same science news stories are reported. You could compare state and local sites, out of state sites, national sites or international sites. Is there a difference in perspective, the weight given to a story, placement of a story, quotes used and sources cited, language used, images used. How do all of these effect the impact of the story? You might break students up into groups and have each group look at two different sources or have each group look at the same source, but focus on different aspects of the story. Daily/Weekly Reporting Use news and information sites to have your students record daily news. Each student or group of students might be responsible for checking and reporting stories either in a written form or in an oral report. You might create different bureaus for example: sports, state news, international news, city news, politics, education, health. At the end of the week students might create a class newspaper with the news they have gathered.
Call For Submissions Extra 11/02 articles and stories for magazines, newspapers, and more to Prose Ax print mag andpossible to writers living in Maine, new hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts http://www.anthologiesonline.com/Writers Wanted (extra Nov Markets).htm
Extractions: Anthologies Online where editors, writers and readers converge. http://www.anthologiesonline.com/ Meet here to get published and to create anthologies: Writers Subscribe and send in your brief bio and your best writing sample (up to 1200 words total) to apply to become a featured writer. Find free articles and markets to help you get published. Readers : Find your favorite author, anthologies, and great reading. Editors send in your calls for manuscripts. Find writers and manuscripts to fill your anthologies. N e w F amily Reading Project W riting Magazines ... riting Inspiration M FA Reading List M usic to Write By Christian Writers' Market Guide 2004 Do you want to get your work publishedor keep your work publishedbut you dont know where to start? Find current information on over 1,200 markets for the written word 2004 Writer's Market #1 tool for writers who want to get published. You'll find detailed listings for more than 8,000 editors who buy what you write. . The Writer's Handbook, 2004 (Writer's Handbook)
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Extractions: Online lists of publications Guidebook sites ... Job-hunting info Big-name publications (Good as a reader; hard to break into as a writer) Less well-known publications May be easier for writers) Travelers' Tales The book series has lots of excerpts on its site and invites contributions. Adventure-mag.com Babylon Travel says it's "for those with a lust for adventure" and says, "We want your yarns." Big Marble "an online source for travel writing and photographs from professional journalists intent on straying from home and old media."
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Powder Mag to becoming a forgotten ski area until its current owners responded to a 1986 newspaperad for a large parcel of land for sale in new hampshire. When they http://snowboardermag.skitown.com/overview.cfm/nh21.htm
Extractions: Ragged was on its way to becoming a forgotten ski area until its current owners responded to a 1986 newspaper ad for "a large parcel of land for sale in New Hampshire." When they first saw Ragged, it had no working lifts and its one base lodge was in need of major renovations. But they also saw a site that had tremendous potential with several undeveloped peaks, expansive bowls, an unlimited water supply for snowmaking, and a prime New Hampshire location just under two hours from Boston. Today, Ragged Mountain offers the most affordable big mountain skiing and snowboarding experiences in New England with 200 + acres of trails, 98% state-of-the-art snowmaking coverage, nine lifts including New Hamphsire only high speed six-pack, and two New England colonial-style lodges that provide all the amenities a family could need. Ragged Mountain is a great place to learn to ski or snowboard, and the Ski School offers programs for all ages and ability levels.
New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission sight tubes, replace pump station compressor, mag starter and Hooksett Village Precinctand the new hampshire Department of 10, 1999, in a newspaper of general http://www.puc.state.nh.us/Regulatory/Orders/1999ords/23134w.html
Extractions: DW 99-016 WESCO Utilities, Inc. Hearing on Deficiencies and the Appropriateness of Fines, Penalties and/or Revocation of Franchise Order to Show Cause Why Fines or Penalties Should Not Be Imposed or Authority to Operate as a Public Utility Reconsidered, as a Result of Deficiencies in Company Operations and Responsiveness O R D E R N O. 23,134 February 1, 1999 WESCO is a public water utility serving approximately 27 customers in the Town of Hooksett. On September 30, 1997, the Commission, by Order No. 22,744, approved a Settlement Agreement (Agreement) granting WESCO Utilities (WESCO) a 26.8% rate increase. Re WESCO Utilities, 82 NH PUC 709 (1997). The Agreement also provided that WESCO would undertake certain system improvements and actions including: a) immediately addressing the cause of entrained air in the system; b)move eight outside customer meter readers and increase the pump station operating pressure range to 50-65 psi by September 30, 1997; c) report the status of (a) and (b) above to the Commission by October 15, 1997; d) apply for a waiver of DES testing requirements by March 15, 1998; e)purchase a back up well pump end, install well air tube and tank sight tubes, replace pump station compressor, mag starter and light fixture by September 30, 1998; provided, however, that these expenditures shall not be incurred prior to resolution of issues regarding potential transfer of the water system to the Hooksett Village Precinct or prior to six months from the Commission's order, whichever occurs first; f) complete testing of all customer meters, address the stolen water issue and implement any appropriate counter-measures and install a single two inch blowoff at the intersection of Springer Road and Pine Street by September 30, 1998; g)the company owner or owners attend at least one water-related seminar, meeting or course annually; and h) enter into meaningful discussions with the Hooksett Village Precinct regarding the possibility of transfer of the system to the Precinct. On January 12, 1999, Mr. Mark Cloutier filed with the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission (Commission) a letter asserting that WESCO Utilities (WESCO) was in violation of Commission Orders and regulations and that water service was, for a variety of reasons, inadequate. Mr. Cloutier recommended that WESCO be placed in receivership and sold to the Hooksett Village Precinct. On the same date, Mr. Cloutier submitted to the Commission a petition reportedly signed by a number of the WESCO customers asking the Commission to, among other things, investigate WESCO for not complying with Order No. 22,744. Also, on January 12, 1999, Douglas W. Brogan, Staff Water Engineer, submitted a memorandum to the Commission stating that the Company had reportedly only relocated eight problematic outside meter readers and had postponed action on most other matters. In addition, Mr. Brogan noted that during the summer the output of WESCO's single well had dropped dramatically requiring, first, water to be trucked in and, more recently, a temporary connection to the Precinct; that WESCO had not adequately addressed the system's pressure problems; and, that the Company has an ongoing history of poor customer relations and unwillingness to act responsibly in exercising its franchise obligations, requiring Staff to act to ensure continuity of service to customers. Mr. Brogan proposes that the Company either transfer the system to another entity by June 1, 1999, or, in the alternative, respond with specific proposals to address the unreliability of supply and system operation, improve customer service and responsiveness, address the outstanding commitments from Order 22,744 and report monthly on its progress in this regard. Staff's memorandum sets forth a continued pattern of unresponsiveness and neglect on the part of the Company and raises questions about whether WESCO 1)has fulfilled its duty to provide safe and adequate service; 2)has failed to comply with Commission Orders and regulations; 3) should be subjected to appropriate fines and penalties; 4) should be placed in receivership; and, 5) should be sold to the Hooksett Village Precinct. Accordingly, we will hold a hearing at which the Company shall be prepared to respond to the deficiencies noted above. We will also address at that hearing the Company's status with regard to transfer of its system and issues of fines and/or other remedial action. Based upon the foregoing, it is hereby ORDERED, that, pursuant to RSA 365:41, RSA 365:42, RSA 374:17, RSA 374:28, RSA 374:47-a WESCO appear before the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission at its offices at 8 Old Suncook Road, Concord, New Hampshire at 10:00 a.m. on March 5, 1999 to respond to the deficiencies noted above, and to show cause why fines or other penalties should not be imposed, or why its authority to operate its water system in the Town of Hooksett should not be a matter for reconsideration; and it is FURTHER ORDERED, that WESCO send a copy of this Order to each of its customers, the Hooksett Town Clerk, the Hooksett Village Precinct and the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services by first class U.S. mail, on or before February 10, 1999; and it is FURTHER ORDERED, that Commission Staff send a copy of Douglas Brogan's January 12, 1999 memo to WESCO, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services' Water Supply Division and the Hooksett Village Precinct by first class U.S. mail on or before February 10, 1999; and it is FURTHER ORDERED, that WESCO provide the Commission by March 5, 1999 an affidavit reporting that copies of this order have been sent to customers, the Hooksett Town Clerk, the Hooksett Village Precinct and the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services; and it is FURTHER ORDERED, that pursuant to N.H. Admin. Rules Puc 203.01, WESCO shall notify all persons desiring to be heard at this hearing by publishing a copy of this Order of Notice no later than February 10, 1999, in a newspaper of general circulation in those portions of the state in which operations are conducted, publication to be documented by affidavit filed with the Commission on or before March 5, 1999; and it is FURTHER ORDERED, that pursuant to N.H. Admin. Rules Puc 203.02, any party seeking to intervene in the proceeding shall submit to the Commission at 8 Old Suncook Road, Concord, New Hampshire an original and eight copies of a Petition to Intervene with copies sent to WESCO and the Office of the Consumer Advocate on or before March 2, 1999, such Petition stating the facts demonstrating how its rights, duties, privileges, immunities or other substantial interests may be affected by the proceeding, as required by N.H. Admin. Rule Puc 203.02 and RSA 541-A:32,I(b); and it is FURTHER ORDERED, that any party objecting to a Petition to Intervene make said Objection on or before March 5, 1999. By order of the Public Utilities Commission of New Hampshire this first day of February, 1999. Douglas L. Patch Susan S. Geiger Nancy Brockway Chairman Commissioner Commissioner Attested by: Thomas B. Getz Executive Director and Secretary
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Extractions: Conner, 38, turned himself in to Middletown, Conn., police on charges of first-degree assault and risk of injury to a minor, police said. He was released that day on $50,000 bond. Conner did not enter a plea at his arraignment in Superior Court in Middletown Aug. 5. He is scheduled to be back in Middletown Superior Court Sept. 8.
