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-Retired Air Force Col. Dick Klass will campaign for Gov. Dean in NH on January 15, 2004.
 

-Former Vermont Gov. Madeline Kunin, Vermont State Senators Peter Welch and Susan Bartlett, and Gov. Dean's former chief of staff Kathy Hoyt are scheduled to hold a press conference to discuss Dean's record as Governor at the Adams Memorial Building in Derry, NH on January 14, 2004; they will then join Dean at the two town meetings he is doing on his visit.
 

-U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) will campaign for Gov. Dean in NH on January 13, 2004.  She plans to visit Meeting House at Riverfront senior center in Manchester; and do volunteer appreciation and phone bank at the  Nashua field office.
 

-U.S. Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) will campaign for Gov.Dean in NH on January 12-13, 2004.  On January 12 she plans to do volunteer appreciation and phone bank at the Manchester field office in Dean for America New Hampshire headquarters; do volunteer appreciation in the Concord field office, then walk down main street in Concord; attend a house meeting at the home of State Rep. Candace Bouchard in Concord; and attend the Presidential Awareness Forum: Communities Actively United for Social Equality at St. John the Evangelist Church in Concord.  On January 13 she plans to tour Pixel Media in Portsmouth; and do volunteer appreciation and phone bank at the Portsmouth field office.
 

-"Week of 1,000 House Meetings" on January 11-18, 2004; house meetings organized, hosted and run by Dean supporters who invite their friends and neighbors to their homes.
 

-Caucus meetings to select  delegates, pending the outcome of the primary, to the Democratic National Convention held on January 10, 2004 at Yoken’s Hotel and Conference Center in Portsmouth (1st CD) and at Rundlett Middle School in Concord (2nd CD).  14 individuals chosen from 124 aspirants.  Following the delegate selection process, the final "Dean Organizing Convention," involving "Dean Leaders" occurred; according to the campaign over 1,200 people participated.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on January 9-10, 2004. 
On January 9 he held a town hall meeting on health care at Rochester Community Center in Rochester; rallied at The Music Hall in Portsmouth; did a meet-the-candidate town hall at Concord High School cafeteria; and spoke at the College Convention 2004 at the Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn in Manchester.
On January 10 he did a meet-the-candidate event at Berlin Junior High School in Berlin.
 

-Final Dean Meetups before the primary held on January 7, 2004.
 

-Sen. Jim Jeffords (I-VT), accompanied by more than 50 Vermonters, campaigned door to door for Dean starting from the campaign's office in Concord, NH on the morning of January 3, 2004.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on January 2, 2004.  He held a town hall meeting at Peterborough Town Hall; a town hall meeting at VFW Post 483 in Nashua; and a meet-the-candidate forum at Elks Lodge #1210 in Concord.  He then proceeded to Iowa.
 

-On January 1, 2004 the campaign issued a "by the numbers" summary of 2003 activity. >>

2003: 39 visits, 55 days.
-Gov. Dean visited NH on December 21-23, 2003. 
On December 21 he did a "Doctors for Dean" endorsement and press conference at Marriott Courtyard in Concord; a town hall meeting at Campbell High School auditorium in Litchfield; a town hall meeting at Hampstead Central School in Hampstead; attended the annual community wide Chanukah Extravaganza at the Jewish Federation of Greater Manchester in Manchester; and held a town hall meeting at Executive Court Banquet Facility in Manchester. 
On December 22 he held a press conference to receive the endorsement of CWA Local 1400 at Joseph Moriarty Laborers' Hall in Portsmouth; did a town hall meeting at Exeter Town Hall; an ed board meeting at the Concord Monitor; a town hall meeting at Pembroke Academy auditorium in Pembroke; and a town hall meeting at Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Franklin in Franklin.
Late morning on December 23 he toured the Seabrook facility and there received the endorsement of NH UAW CAP.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on the afternoon of December 18, 2003.  He delivered a speech on "Keeping the Promise of America" at Manchester City Library auditorium; and held a town hall meeting on education at John Fuller Elementary School in North Conway.
 

-Dean's brother Bill, Mass. state Rep. Charlie Murphy, former Mass. state Rep. Saundra Graham, and others did door to door campaigning starting at the campaign's office in Salem, NH on the morning of December 13, 2003.
 

-On December 11, 2003 the campaign reported that supporters have thus far held 1,108 house meetings since July 2003 (Dover 106; Seacoast 121; Salem/Derry 91; Nashua 122; Manchester 130; Concord 110; Lakes 72; Conway 38; North Country 45; Upper Valley 78; Claremont 57; Keene 138).  The campaign said it planned to hold 1,000 more house meetings before the January 27 primary.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on December 9-10, 2003.  On the evening of December 9 he participated in the debate at UNH in Durham; and attended a debate watching party at the Whittemore Center Arena in Durham.  On December 10 he received the recommendation of NEA NH in an event at NEA New Hampshire headquarters in Concord; and attended an NH AFL-CIO rally honoring International Rights Day at Plumbers & Pipe Fitters Building in Hooksett.
 

-Supporters of Gov. Dean gathered in 32 Meetups around NH on December 3, 2003.  The campaign organized prominent supporters to speak at most of them.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on November 30, 2003.  He held a town hall meeting at Merrimack High School cafeteria in Merrimack; held a town hall meeting at The Alpine Club in Manchester; attended a house party at the home of of Polly and Terry Shumaker in Bow; held a town hall meeting at The Wolfeboro Inn ballroom in Wolfeboro; and held a town hall meeting at Laconia High School gymnasium in Laconia. 
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on November 20-21, 2003. 
Starting on the afternoon of November 20 he held a town meeting at New England College's Simon Center in Henniker; attended the St. Anselm College Youth Forum at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics in Manchester; and held a town hall meeting at Salem High School in Salem. 
On November 21 he unveil a complete early childhood education policy at the Manchester Visiting Nurses Association, Childcare & Family Resource Center on So. Main in Manchester; rallied with SEIU President Andy Stern, IUPAT President James Williams and AFSCME President Gerald McEntee at New Hampshire Community Technical Institute in Concord (kicking off a three-day, four-state fly around); and held a town meeting with undecided voters at Rochester Opera House in Rochester.
 

-Gov. Dean participated in the AARP forum at Wayfarer Inn in Bedford, NH on November 18, 2003.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on November 13, 2003.  He unveiled his higher education policy at Dartmouth College in Hanover; at 12:30 p.m. officially filed his declaration of candidacy for the New Hampshire primary at the Department of State's office in the State House building and spoke to supporters on the State House steps in Concord; and held a town hall meeting on education at Winnacunnett High School Gymnasium in Hampton.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on November 6-7, 2003.  On the evening of November 6 he held a town hall meeting with undecided voters at Daniel Webster College in Nashua; on the morning of November 7 he addressed students in the auditorium at Central High School in Manchester.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on the evening of November 5, 2003.  He attended a Meetup at Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester; and attended the Planned Parenthood forum at the Center of New Hampshire Holiday Inn in Manchester.  -Meetups in 13 locations across NH on November 5, 2003.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on October 31, 2003.  He addressed the Every Child Matters Forum at Huddleston Hall at UNH in Durham; did lunch at Julie's Cafeteria at New Hampshire Community Technical College in Portsmouth; attended a reception with SEIU members at SEIU Local 1984 in Concord; and attended a campaign Halloween Party at the New Hampshire Institute of Art in Manchester.

-Gov. Dean visited NH on October 25, 2003.  He addressed the AFL-CIO Constitutional Convention at the Mountain View Grand Hotel in Whitefield; attended the campaign's Concord Regional Organizing Convention (ROC) kickoff at Rundlett Middle School; attended the Keene Pumpkin Festival; and attended a house party at the home of Katherine and Dennis Mead in Swanzey.
-The NH campaign held 12 Regional Organizing Conventions around the state on October 25 and 26, 2003 to discuss and plan strategy for the final three months.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on October 19, 2003.   He attended a meet the candidate breakfast at the Elks Club in Dover; attended church service at the New Hope Baptist Church in Portsmouth; attended a town hall meeting on the economy at Timberlane Regional High School in Plaistow; and addressed the Granite State Organizing Project at the Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College in Manchester.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on October 6-7, 2003.  On October 6 he did a meet the candidate event at the Earl Borden Senior Center in Claremont; did a rally and voter registration drive at Keene State College; rallied in the Memorial Union building at UNH in Durham; attended a house party at the residence of Paul Leblanc and Pat Findlen in Manchester; and attended a house party at the residence of Chris and Lisa O'Neill in Derry.  On October 7 he breakfasted at Great Falls Grill in Somersworth; and discussed early childhood education at New Hampshire Tech. Institute's Child and Family Development Center in Concord.
 

-141 Texans, dubbed "Dean's Texas Rangers" flew to NH and campaigned for Dean on September 27-28, 2003.  They arrived in Manchester on the morning of September 27 and overnighted at the homes of local Dean supporters.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on September 17-18 and September 19, 2003. 
On the morning of September 17 he delivered a speech at St. Anselm College in Goffstown; [attended CWA Local 1365's annual retirees' outing at Lucent Technologies softball field in North Andover, MA]; in the evening he attended the NARAL-NH Recipes for Choice Presidential Forum at SEE Science Center in Manchester; and a house party at Nancy and Paul Amato's residence in Milford. 
On September 18 he had an early breakfast with the Nashua Chamber of Commerce at the Nashua Marriott Hotel; toured Harvey Industries in Manchester; and attended a meet the candidate lunch at Pat Webb's residence in Londonderry.  [He overnighted in Massachusetts]. 
Starting at noon on September 19 he held a town hall meeting on the economy at Berlin City Hall; appeared at the N.H. Academy of Family Physicians fall meeting at Eagle Mountain House in Jackson; attended the official opening of the campaign's office on Central Street in Dover; did the Portsmouth City Democrats Dinner at the Portsmouth Holiday Inn; and participated in a Conversation on Choice, sponsored by Planned Parenthood of Northern New England, at the home of Wendy Frosh in Hampton. 
=counted as two trips 
 

-Steve Grossman, national campaign co-chair for Dean, spoke at a house party hosted by Fran and Richard Winneg in Bedford, NH on the afternoon of September 14, 2003.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH for a full day on September 12, 2003.  He did grand rounds and unveiled his mental health policy at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon; hold a meet-the-candidate event at Plymouth State University in Plymouth; held a discussion with the New Hampshire Mental Health Coalition at Centennial Inn in Concord; held a meet-the-candidate event at Bektash Temple (Shriners Building) in Concord; attended Manchester Glendi (Greek Festival) at St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Manchester; and attended a house party at the home of at the home of Scott and Judy Brody in Windham.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on August 30, 2003.  He attended a house party co-hosted by State Reps. Jack Pratt and McKim Mitchell at Pratt's home in Walpole; attended a pig roast at the home of Paul Twomey in Chichester; attended a house party at the home of Doug Dean in Bedford; attended a house party at the home of Sherri and Jim Woolsey, with Linda Kipnes, in Hudson; and attended a house party at the home of Barbara and Harlow Carpenter in Kensington.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on August 20-23, 2003. 
On August 20 he met with NH AFL-CIO and labor leaders at Plumbers and Steamfitters hall in Hooksett (the first of a series of forums the NH AFL-CIO is holding with the candidates), and attended a house party at the home of Kathleen Kelley in Manchester.  [Note that this trip was orginally scheduled to begin in Gorham including the Gorham Paper Mill on August 20 but that part was cancelled.] 
On August 21 he attended a Queen City Rotary Club breakfast at the Puritan Backroom in Manchester; held a press conference on the environment at the Gates of Mohawk Tannery in Nashua; walked through Nashua City Hall and did a brief downtown walk in Nashua; and had lunch with local activists at MaryAnn's Diner in Derry.  [Information on the rest of the day and evening not available].
On August 22 he toured GT Equipment Technologies in Merrimack; did an official grand opening of the Dean for America office in Concord; met with Terry Shumaker, NH NEA executive director, and other NH NEA staff at their headquarters in Concord; attended the inter-campaign softball tournament at Derryfield Park in Manchester; and held an ice cream social at the Governor's Inn in Rochester.
On August 23 he attended an economic roundtable breakfast at George McQuilken's residence in Portsmouth; did a walk through of the farmer's market in downtown Portsmouth; and attended an IBEW Picnic at Sugar Shack in Lee.
 

-The NH campaign held an organizing convention on August 10, 2003 at the Center of New Hampshire in Manchester that drew 426 people.
 

-On August 6, 2003 at Meet Ups around the country Dean supporters wrote letters to New Hampshire voters.
 

-The Dean campaign started running TV ads in NH on August 6, 2003.
 

-Gov. Dean campaigned in NH on the morning of August 2, 2003.  He did a meet-the-candidate breakfast at the American Legion Hall in Salem and a house party at the home of Gloria and Pete Henry in Nashua.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on July 22-23, 2003.  Starting on the morning of July 22 he held an open house at the campaign's Lebanon office; did a "house call" on health care at Elliot Hospital Convention Center in Manchester; attended a shortcake social at The Courtyard of One Harbor Place in Portsmouth; and attended a house party at the home of Bev Hollingworth in Hampton.  On July 23 he appeared on NHPR's "The Exchange;" spoke to seniors at the Havenwood retirement community in Concord; stopped by Mayor Bob Baines' campaign filing rally in Manchester; attended a house party at Hackleboro Orchards in Canterbury; and attended a meet the candidate picnic at Leavitt Park Club House in Lakeport (Laconia).
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on July 10, 2003.  He made a "house call" visit to Derry Medical Center; attended a house party at the home of Andy LaBrie and Steve Green in Concord; and attended a house party at the home of Rep. Chris Hamm in Hopkinton.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on July 4-5, 2003.  On July 4 he appeared in the Amherst and Merrimack Independence Day Parades; and hosted a party to celebrate the opening of his field office on Main Street in Nashua.  On July 5 he attended house parties at the homes of Dr. Robert Englund in Munsonville (Cheshire County); Linda and Michael Steir in Atkinson; and Rebecca Hutchinson in Deerfield.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on June 29, 2003,   After flying from Las Vegas to Boston, he proceeded to Lebanon and did an interview with NH Public Television [a NHPTV cameraman followed him for the day].  Dean attended a cookout with supporters at the Dickey residence in Lebanon; did door to door canvassing in Lebanon; attended an ice cream social at the Hok residence in Concord; did a volunteer appreciation event at Milne Travel in the Maple Tree Mall, [thanking volunteers who did a weekend canvassing drive in Manchester Concord, Derry, Dover, Hooksett, Keene, Lebanon, Littleton, Londonderry, Manchester, and Nashua]; and attended a house party at the home of Caroline French and Gordon Millar in Dover.  [The Lebanon, Concord and Dover events were low dollar fundraisers; the campaign reported raising over $30,000 at the three events]. 
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on June 16, 2003.  He did the "Politics and Eggs" luncheon at the Bedford Village Inn; attended an open reception at Fisher Scientific in Hampton; and attended a house party at the home of Peter Berg and Janet Prince in Newcastle.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on June 12, 2003.  In the morning, he made a health care "House Call" at Lamprey Health Center in Newmarket--he toured the facility, talked with the health care professionals there, gave a short talk, and took Q&A.  (Dean then spent some time doing speech prep. for his June 23 announcement).  In the evening he did a meet-the-candidate reception at SEE Science Center in Manchester; and  a "House Call" house party with doctors at the home of Dr. Bob and Marsha Feder in Hollis.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on May 28-30, 2003.
On May 28 in Manchester he taped WMUR-TV's "Conversation with the Candidate" and then held a press conference in front of the studios to denounce President Bush's tax cut; made his first visit to Dean NH headquarters; and attended a house party at the home of Dr. Joseph and Janet Cataldo.  He attended a spring evening social at the home of Jean Cleary in Derry; and attended a house party at the home of Robert Spiegelman and Truda Bloom in Londonderry.
On May 29 he spoke to seniors at Burns High Rise in Manchester, then stopped at Dunkin' Donuts; did a town hall meeting on health care at Kimball-Jenkins Estate in Concord; and attended a meet-the-candidate reception at Main Street Book Ends of Warner in Warner.  Dean overnighted with a family in Henniker.
On May 30 he did a breakfast with Governor Dean at the Inn at Jaffrey Center in Jaffrey; a Peterborough meet-the-candidate event, with special host Mark Fernald, at RiverMead Auditorium in Peterborough; a lunch at the Pub on Winchester Street in Keene, with special host (and Pub owner) Mayor Mike Blastos; and a house party at the home of Maggie North in Claremont.
 

-Gov. Dean visited the North Country and Lakes Region in NH for a full day on May 25, 2003.  He met with supporters and activists at the Crapo Memorial Town Building in Sugar Hill; walked through Polly's Pancake House in Sugar Hill; met supporters and activists at the home of Bob & Marie Hughes in Berlin; at The Gibson Center in North Conway; at the Doris L. Benz Community Center in Center Sandwich; and at the Brookfield Town Hall in Brookfield.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on May 6-7, 2003.  On May 6 he did an interview with the Dartmouth radio statio; had coffee with faculty and staff at Dartmouth; met with senior citizens at Kendall at Hanover retirement community in Hanover; met with College Democrats at Dartmouth; spoke to Dartmouth students at Top of the Hop (Hopkins Center); and met with senior citizens at Waldron Towers in Dover.  (In the evening he spoke to supporters at Mariner's Church in Portland, ME).  On May 7 he joined the AFL-CIO in a press conference at the Legislative Office building in Concord; had lunch with labor leaders at The Barley House in Concord; attended a house party at the home of David and Patrice Boothby in Nashua; and in the evening he joined MeetUp supporters at Martha's Exchange in Nashua.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on April 17-18, 2003.  On April 17 he met employees and local residents at Stonyfield Farm in Londonderry, then had lunch with business leaders there; met with attorneys at Devine, Millimet & Branch in Manchester; met with Mayor Baines' Youth Council at Manchester City Hall; and attended a house party at the home of Anne Zachos.  On April 18 he attended an early morning meet the candidate coffee at One Harbor Place in Portsmouth; did an ed board meeting at the Portsmouth Herald; attended a forum with UNH students, then  had lunch with UNH faculty, at UNH in Durham; and spoke to seniors at Riverwoods at Exeter.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on March 21, 2003.  (He had been scheduled to do Politics & Eggs at the Bedford Village Inn, but that was cancelled due to the war in Iraq).  He did an ed board meeting at the Concord Monitor; spoke at the NH NEA convention at the Center of NH Holiday Inn in Manchester; attended at Dean for America house party at the home of Missie and David Schroeder in Bedford; and attended a Dean for America house party at the home of Aasta Torsen and Uli Koch in Greenfield. 
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on March 17, 2003.  He spoke at Mayor Bernie Streeter's Wild Irish breakfast at the Sheraton in Nashua; met privately with environmentalists at the Forest Society in Concord; spoke at a meet the candidate luncheon organized by the campaign at the Concord City Auditorium (over 200 attended), followed by a press availability; and spoke in a politics and philosophy class and at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, followed by a press availability all at St. Anselm College.
 

-Gov. Dean attended a Dean for America fundraiser at Dartmouth College's Hopkins Center in Hanover, NH on the evening of February 28, 2003.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on February 27, 2003.  He attended the NHDP reception and spoke at the NHDP 100 Club Dinner at the Center of NH in Manchester. 
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on February 16, 2003.  He met with Democrats at the home of Rep. Terie Norelli in Portsmouth; met with Democrats at the home of John Sykes in Hollis; met with Democrats at the home of Rep. Chris Konys in Nashua; attended a Concord house party hosted by Stonyfield Yogurt founder Gary Hirshberg and wife Meg; and attended a house party at the home of Judie Englande and John Echternach in Hennicker.
 

-Gov. Dean spoke at an economic security forum held by the U.S. Conference of Mayors at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH on February 6, 2003 (all presidential candidates were invited but only Dean appeared).  He then stopped in at the Merrimack Restaurant in Manchester.  Next, Dean went to Keene where he did an ed. board meeting at the Keene Sentinel, and he spoke and answered questions before a group of about 60 people at the Keene Public Library.
 

-In Concord, NH on January 25, 2003, Gov. Dean had coffee with and then spoke to New Hampshire State Democratic Committee members at Conant School; he met with energy activists at 2 Ledge Circle; and he attended a house party at the home of Gerri King.
 

-Gov. Dean spoke to the New Hampshire Association for Elderly at Pleasant View Retirement Community in Concord, NH on the morning of January 23, 2003.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on January 22, 2003.  He will spoke to residents at Heritage Heights Retirement Community in Concord; spoke to a group of business and economic academicians at UNH in Durham; and attended a house party at Katie Wheeler's home in Durham.
 

-Gov. Dean attended a meet and greet reception at the home of Rep. Peter Burling in Cornish, NH on the evening of January 7, 2003.

[Gov. Dean planned to have coffee and donuts wth New Hampshire Democratic Party state committee members and speak at their meeting at Rundlett Jr. High School in Concord, NH on January 4, 2003 but the meeting was cancelled due to snow].
 

2002:  21 visits, 24 days.
-Gov. Dean visited NH on December 15, 2002 to attend the New Hampshire Teamsters meeting at Teamsters Hall in Manchester and a reception at Three Sweet Tomatoes in Lebanon.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on November 22, 2002 to do a fundraiser for New Hampshire Young Democrats in Manchester.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on November 13, 2002.  He held "private meetings with key activists" and spoke to American Studies classes at Manchester Central High School.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on the afternoon and evening of October 31, 2002.  He spoke to a Lebanon Rotary lunch at Alice Peck Day Hospital in Lebanon; met with the Foster's Daily Democrat ed board in Dover; campaigned with Iris Estabrook, candidate for state senate, at Breaking New Grounds coffee in Durham, attended a reception for senate candidate Maggie Hassan, and attended a Halloween Party/reception for senate candidate Beth Reever Arsenault ($20 donation requested) at the NHDP Office on Main Street in Laconia.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on the afternoon of October 29, 2002.  He met with children and health care advocates for a brown bag lunch at Orr & Reno (One Eagle Square) in Concord and toured and did a press conference with Senator Burt Cohen at the Portsmouth Regional Hospital in Portsmouth, before heading on to Maine.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on October 25-26, 2002.  On October 25 he attended a fundraiser for Martha Fuller Clark at the home of John and Mindy Kacavas in Manchester and stopped by debate watching party at Black Brimmer in Manchester [note: 10/21/02 schedule indicated rally for Clark at Teamster's Hall in Manchester].  On October 26 he spoke at the 62nd annual SEIU convention at the Waterville Valley Conference Center and Resort in Waterville Valley and keynoted the Merrimack County Democrats Harvest Supper at the Pembroke Academy in Pembroke before heading on to Boston.
 

-Gov. Dean attended the Sullivan County Democratic Committee at the Newport Senior Center in Newport, NH on October 23, 2002.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on September 26-27, 2002.  On the evening of September 26 he appeared at a fundraising reception for the NH Senate Democratic Caucus at Devine Millimet & Branch in Manchester and met with Ray Buckley.  On the morning of September 27, 2002 he spoke to students at Somersworth High School in Somersworth.
 

-Gov. Dean spoke at the Keene County Democrats spaghetti dinner at Masonic Hall in Keene, NH on the evening of September 21, 2002.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH for a full day on September 9, 2002.   He spent the morning in Littleton: interview with the Littleton Courier; interview with Radio WLTN; "street walk" from the radio station to Village Bookstore; meet and greet activists at the Village Bookstore.  In the afternoon he campaigned with state Senate candidate Beth Arsenault at the coordinated campaign office in Laconia and with state Senate candidate Dennis Kalob in Franklin.  Finally, in the evening he attended a meeting of the Manchester City Democratic Committee at Teamster's Hall in Manchester.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on Labor Day, September 2, 2002.  He spoke at the NH AFL-CIO Labor Day Breakfast at Chateau Restaurant in Manchester and marched in the Labor Day Parade in Milford.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on the afternoon of August 29, 2002.  He lunched with seniors at Carpenter Senior Center in Manchester, met with nurses and administrators at Hillsborough County Nursing Home in Goffstown, toured Manchester City Hall with Mayor Bob Baines, and did a meeting at the Fusion Coffee Shop.  (He then headed to Boston where he delivered the Pi Sigma Alpha Lecture at the 2002 Meeting of the American Political Science Association ).
 

-Gov. Dean visited North Conway, NH on the evening of August 21, 2002.  He met with Democratic activists at the Victorian Harvest Inn and spoke at the North Conway Rotary dinner at the Red Jacket Motor Inn.
 

-Gov.  Dean visited NH on August 18, 2002.  He appeared at a Democratic Network brunch at Hermano's Restaurant in Concord (C-SPAN covered) and spoke at a fundraiser for Peter Odom, candidate for Merrimack County Attorney, at Mr. Odom's home in Bow (C-SPAN covered).
 

-Gov. Dean was the keynote speaker at the Dartmouth College Medical School Class Day Ceremony in Hanover, NH on June 8, 2002.
 

-Gov. Dean visited Hopkinton, NH on May 2, 2002; he spoke at the Hopkinton Democratic Committee "Candidate's Night" in the Town Hall.
 

-Gov. Dean gave the keynote address at the Manchester City Democrats St. Patrick's Day Brunch at Tower Cafe (C-SPAN covered) and walked in the seventh annual St. Patrick's Day parade in Manchester, NH on March 24, 2002.
 

-Gov. Dean delivered the keynote address at the Hampton Town Democratic Committee dinner in NH on March 1, 2002.
 

-Gov. Dean visited NH on February 19-20, 2002.  On February 19 he appeared at a reception for congressional candidate Martha Fuller Clark in Portsmouth, and on February 20 he delivered the keynote address to the Greater Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce breakfast in Portsmouth (C-SPAN covered).  He did 20-minute interviews with Jerry Miller of the Union Leader and Christine Gillette of the Portsmouth Herald.  Dean then attended a private gathering at the Dover home of Carole Appel, the Strafford County Democratic chair.
 

-Gov. Dean put in a full day campaigning with Executive Council candidate John Kacavas in NH on February 6, 2002. (The two started at his campaign headquarters in Manchester, then spoke to seniors at West Side Center, campaigned downtown and had lunch with Mayor Bob Baines at the Merrimack Restaurant, toured the AES power plant construction site in Londonderry, and concluded with a reception at a law firm and a house party at a private home, both in Manchester).
 

-On January 26, 2002 Gov. Dean met privately for an hour with writer and political consultant Dayton Duncan (deputy press secretary to Mondale in 1984; press secretary to Dukakis in 1988) at L.A. Burdick's Chocolates in Walpole, NH.
 

2001: 1 visit, 1 day.
-In his capacity as recruitment chair for the DGA, Gov. Dean met separately with likely Democratic gubernatorial candidates Bev Hollingsworth, Mark Fernald and Jim Normand in Concord, NH on December 19, 2001.
 

Note. Dean's schedule also shows he did an event for Jeanne Shaheen at the Quechee Club in Quechee, VT on the evening of Jan. 14, 2002.