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ArchivesRight Place, Right TimeBy John Walters on Monday, January 6, 2003.Concord resident Norm Abelson started out as a journalist. He then spent most of the 60's in Washington as a political aide and was an eyewitness to many of the key moments of the decade. He?s published a collection of autobiographical essays called "Right Place, Right Time," which include frank accounts of a battle with depression, and his long marriage to a Holocaust survivor. listen:
 Legislative PreviewBy Laura Knoy on Monday, January 6, 2003.New Hampshire's legislative session opens this week. Some top issues lawmakers tackle this session include crafting a new state budget, paying for schools and health care reform. Laura talks with House Deputy Speaker Michael Whalley and House Democratic Leader Peter Burling, State Senate Democratic Leader Sylvia Larsen and State Senator Jane O'Hearn. listen:
Maps and History at the Tuck LibraryBy Kevin Gardner on Monday, January 6, 2003.PEOPLE HAVE BEEN DRAWING MAPS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE SINCE THE EARLIEST DAYS OF EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT. AND OVER THOSE 300 YEARS, THE STATE HAS CHANGED A GREAT DEAL. SO HAVE THE MEANS, AND THE MOTIVATIONS, OF THE MAPMAKERS. THE NH HISTORICAL SOCIETY IS OFFERING A LOOK AT SOME OF THE WAYS MAPMAKERS HAVE DEFINED, AND EVEN ADVERTISED, OUR STATE. THE EXHIBIT IS CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY AT CONCORD?S TUCK LIBRARY, HUMANITIES REPORTER KEVIN GARDNER HAS THE FIRST OF A TWO-PART SERIES ON NEW HAMPSHIRE?S Captured PasT listen:
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