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Sox Talk!

By Laura Knoy on Monday, April 9, 2001.

Baseball season is here and Red Sox fans are already cheering for Manny and Pedro in the field and Nomar in the post-op. We’ll talk about what this season may have in store…and Red Sox rivalries. The Sox go head-to-head with the hated Yankees this Friday. Steve’s guest is sports commentator Pete Foley.

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Ernest Hebert's new novel, The Old American

By John Walters on Monday, April 9, 2001.

Ernest Hebert is a writer and professor of English at Dartmouth College. He’s written eight novels; his most recent is “The Old American.” The novel was inspired by a historical marker in Hebert’s hometown of Keene; it tells the story of Caucus-Meteor, the leader of a band of Native Americans in the early 1700s, and Nathan Blake, the British immigrant taken captive by the band. “The Old American” is published by the University Press of New England.

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Manchester's Mayor Baines releases Budget

By Melanie Doupe on Monday, April 9, 2001.

In a speech before the Alderman, Mayor Baines released the city's budget.

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Train derails in VT.

By Mark Bevis on Monday, April 9, 2001.

A train derailment in Winchester VT caused an engine to plunge into the CT River and dump thousands of gallons of diesel fuel into the water. Some Wildlife has been effected...but the clean-up effort began quickly.

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Voices of the Gun Show

By Josh Rogers on Monday, April 9, 2001.

Concord's spring gun show took place over the weekend, and drew buyers sellers, trader, and browsers from across New England. It also drew NHPR's Josh Rogers.

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The NHSO Conductor Search Continues

By Nathan Irwin on Monday, April 9, 2001.

The search for the next Music Director of the New Hampshire Symphony Orchestra continued in March, as guest conductor Janna-Hymes-Bianchi led the NHSO in concert. Hymes-Bianchi is the first woman to conduct the orchestra, and she's one of the candidates to succeed James Bolle as its Music Director. Nathan Irwin has been following the search the process, and sent the second in a series of audio postcards from the Palace Theatre in Manchester.

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