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ArchivesStill No Contract for State EmployeesBy David Darman on Monday, December 8, 2003.SEAIMPASSE SSPOT 12/08/03 DARMAN LEAD: No contract negotiations have been held since summer between New Hampshire officials and the union representing state employees. And both sides remain far apart on several issues, especially who will be responsible for rising insurance costs. New Hampshire Public Radio’s David Darman has more. listen:
 I got to wondering about the Teamster endorsement of GephardtBy Pat Barss on Monday, December 8, 2003.For as long as I have known and been hanging around with this group of Teamsters I have always heard " . . . we never endorse a candidate in a Primary election . . ." Yet this year they came out early and strong in support if Gephardt - I know that the other candidates have talked to the local membership here in New Hampshire and I am sure to Mr. Hoffa himself. At any rate, I asked my Teamster friends this question: What if Gephardt does not win the Democratic nomination? Granted it was at a table at Billy's Sports Bar here in Manchester but the consensus from a small group was that they will ultimately back whichever Democratic candidate that wins as they do not want George Bush to stay in the White House. Snowbound in New HampshireBy Beth Todgham on Monday, December 8, 2003.As a participant in this project, I know that I'm supposed to be out and about, talking to people about their views of the New Hampshire Primary and the candidates who are running this season. This has been a snowbound weekend in New Hampshire. So, instead of listening to others, I've taken time to think about how I feel about the upcoming election and the group of individuals who are campaigning to represent the Democrats next November against George W. Bush. The Mass MigrationBy Laura Knoy on Monday, December 8, 2003.A new study says the Bay State is steadily losing population- and the number one destination of those leaving- is New Hampshire. We?ll find out why and what these new flatlanders bring to the Granite State. Laura's guests are Ian Bowles, Executive Director of MassInc, who did the study, Stu Wallace, Professor of History at the NH Technical Institute, and Brian Gottlob, President of Polecon Research in Laconia. We'll also hear from Jud Hale, Editor-In-Chief of Yankee Magazine. listen:
Celebration Breads from around the WorldBy John Walters on Monday, December 8, 2003.Almost every culture around the world uses bread to mark special holidays and personal milestones. Betsy Oppenneer saw that many of these traditional recipes were disappearing, so she?s captured them in her new book, Celebration Breads: Recipes, Tales, and Traditions. She joins John to talk about the breads and the stories behind their creation. listen:
State Supreme Court Rules Against HippopressBy John Milne on Monday, December 8, 2003.New Hampshire's Supreme Court ruled today against Manchester's alternative newspaper. The ruling said Hippo Press has no constitutional right to set up news racks inside Manchester's city-owned Verizon Wireless Arena. New Hampshire Public Radio's political correspondent, John Milne, has details. listen:
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