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January 26, 2004
| New Hampshire: T minus 1 Day

With a day left to win over the hearts and minds of voters in the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary, here’s a list of candidates’ events and activities through tonight. The busiest candidate seems to be Wesley Clark, who also has an appearance scheduled this morning on “The Today Show:”

John Edwards -

DERRY
Meet John Edwards
Mary Anne’s Diner
29 East Broadway
8:30AM

PORTSMOUTH
Meet John Edwards
South Church
292 State Street
Noon

CONCORD
Town Hall Meeting with John Edwards
Conant Elementary School
152 South Street
8:00PM

John Kerry -

7:30am EST Portsmouth, NH
Join John Kerry for a TOWN HALL FOR AMERICAS FUTURE at Yoken’s Restaurant on Rt 1 Lafayette Road in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

12:15pm Keene, NH
Join John Kerry at a TOWN HALL FOR AMERICAS FUTURE at Keene State College Redfern Arts Center in Keene, NH.

2:30pm EST Jaffrey, NH
Join John Kerry at a TOWN HALL FOR AMERICAS FUTURE at the Pratt Auditorium at Jaffrey, Conant High School on 3 Conant Way in Jaffrey, NH.

5:30 pm EST Derry, NH
Join John Kerry at a RALLY FOR AMERICAS FUTURE at the Pinkerton Academy on 5 Pinkerton Street in Derry, NH.

7:30 pm EST Salem, NH
Join John Kerry at a RALLY FOR AMERICAS FUTURE at the Salem High School Auditorium on 44 Germonty Drive in Salem, New Hampshire.

Howard Dean(Ed. This is a loopy, flash-style web-based calendar)

Breakfast event, 8:30 a.m., 2 Somerset Parkway, Nashua.

Rally, 11:30 a.m. 80 Hanover Street, Manchester.

Rally, 2:30 p.m. 83 Main Street, Durham.

Town Hall Meeting, 7:30 P.M. 20 Main St., Exeter.

Wesley Clark

Grafton County - Lebanon, NH
6:15 am - The Fort Truck Stop, 151 Heater Rd.

Sullivan County - Claremont, NH
7:30 am - Hullabaloo Coffee Company, 38 Pleasant St.

Cheshire County - Keene, NH
9:10 am - Timoleon’s Restaurant, 27 Main St.

Hillsborough County - Nashua, NH
11:20 am - JFK Statue at City Hall

Rockingham County - Londonderry, NH
12:40 pm - Avandi’s Restaurant, 87 Nashua Rd.

Hillsborough County - Manchester, NH
1:40 pm - City Hall Plaza

Merrimack County - Concord, NH
2:50 pm - Eagle Square

Strafford County - Strafford, NH
5:00 pm - Isinglass Country Store, 410 Roller Coaster Rd

Belknap County - Alton, NH
6:20 pm - Sunny Slope Farm, 118 Old Wolfeboro Rd.

Carroll County - North Conway, NH
8:30 pm - North Conway Community Center, Main St. (Rte. 16)

Coos County - Dixville Notch, NH
11:20 pm - The Balsams Hotel

Joe Lieberman (times not specified on web site):


- Town Hall at Merrimack HS, NH

- Independents for Joe, Concord, NH

- Derry Town Hall, NH

- Manchester Town Hall, NH

Dennis Kucinich -

Manchester, New Hampshire
6:00 - 6:30 a.m. ET
Meet and talk with voters
JacPac
163 Hancock

Manchester, New Hampshire
8:15 - 9:00 a.m. ET
Meeting
Manchester Union Leader and Newspaper Guild Local 31167
911 Candia Road

Wilton, New Hampshire
12:00 Noon - 1:00 p.m. ET
Educational Experience for High School Students and Faculty
High Mowing School
Abbot Hill Road

Merrimack, New Hampshire
1:30 - 2:00 p.m. ET
Meet and talk with voters
Eco’s Café House
704 Milford Road

Al Sharpton No events listed.



Posted by latefinal at January 26, 2004 05:22 AM | TrackBack
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