May 7th, 2009 - ajc
Maine approves gay marriage, N.H. close
In a banner day for advocates of gay marriage in New England, Maine Gov. John Baldacci signed a freshly passed bill Wednesday allowing the practice and was followed closely by the New Hampshire Legislature. If New Hampshire Gov. John Lynch signs the bill or lets it become law without his signature, his state would become the sixth overall to allow gay marriage and the fifth in New England...
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