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Manchester is Losing Teachers, About 100 of Them

By Brian Early on Monday, March 12, 2007.

Manchester schools are facing a looming challenge.

Over one hundred and fifteen teachers are expected to retire when school ends in June.

That's more than 2 times the number that typically leave in a given year.

From Manchester, NHPR correspondent Brian Early reports,

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Epping Proposes To Go Green

By Amy Quinton on Monday, March 12, 2007.

Citizens in 180 towns are scheduled to vote on non-binding global warming resolutions during town meetings this week.

But one town has taken the fight against global warming a step further.

In Epping, voters will decide the fate of a proposed “green building” ordinance Tuesday.

If approved, Epping would be the first town in New Hampshire to require energy efficiency and sustainable design for new commercial buildings.

New Hampshire Public Radio’s Amy Quinton reports.

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Tancredo Launches New Hampshire Campaign

By Brian Early on Monday, March 12, 2007.

Another presidential hopeful opened his campaign office in Manchester.

NHPR correspondent Brian Early reports.

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