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Your Love Stories

By Laura Knoy on Wednesday, February 14, 2001.

It's Valentine's Day and we're asking you to share your favorite love stories, be they your own experiences, or those of someone you know. Tell us when and how Cupid finally caught up with you. John Clayton, host of NHPTV's NH Crossroads (http://www.nhptv.org/product/xroads/clayton.shtml), and Manchester Union Leader (www.unionleader.com) columnist joins Laura to share tales of romance.

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Hess Touts School Plan

By Trish Anderton on Wednesday, February 14, 2001.

Prominent Republican David Hess believes he has at least part of the answer to the state's education funding dilemma. But Democrats say he's robbing Peter to pay Paul.

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Biologists Evaluate Road Threat To Eagles

By Doug MacPherson on Wednesday, February 14, 2001.

THE DISCOVERY OF A FIFTH BALD EAGLE NESTING SITE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE RAISES QUESTIONS FOR STATE HIGHWAY PLANNERS. THE NEST IS NEXT TO THE MERRIMACK RIVER IN BEDFORD, RIGHT NEXT TO WHERE THE STATE WANTS TO BUILD AN ACCESS ROAD TO MANCHESTER AIRPORT. STATE AND FEDERAL BIOLOGISTS MUST NOW EVALUATE WHETHER CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROAD WOULD HARM THE NEST.
N-H-P-R?S DOUG MACPHERSON REPORTS.

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Andrew Pinard, NH's best Magical Entertertainer

By John Walters on Wednesday, February 14, 2001.

Hocus Pocus! Andrew Pinard stopped by the NHPR studios to talk about his approach to performing, and that he prefers the term ?magical entertainer? to magician.? He also took time out to read John?s mind?you may be surprised by what he found.
Check out Andrew's website: www.absomagic.com

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John goes backstage at the Capitol Center

By John Walters on Wednesday, February 14, 2001.

M. T. Menino gives us a backstage tour at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord. She talks about the history of the building, which has been a downtown fixture since 1927, and the rewards (and challenges) of operating a non-profit theatre.
Visit the Capitol Center for the Arts online at www.ccanh.org

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