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ArchivesIrish in AmericaBy Laura Knoy on Monday, March 17, 2003.St. Patrick’s Day is almost here, with its images of leprechauns and shamrocks. But for some there’s a lot more to the holiday than these stereotypes. We’ll discuss the rich heritage of Irish Americans. Laura’s guest is Maureen Dezell. Her book is Irish America: Coming into Clover www.anchorbooks.com. listen:
 Towns are Saying No to No Child Left BehindBy John Milne on Monday, March 17, 2003.Early returns from School District meetings find New Hampshire citizens voting to oppose new federal education law. Opponents call the No Child Left Behind Act an unfunded mandate. And an effort is afoot to get local officials to reject it. NHPR’s political correspondent John Milne reports. listen:
Talking About the WeatherBy John Walters on Monday, March 17, 2003.Meteorologist Don Kent is a legend in New England media. He inspired many of today?s weather forecasters to enter the field. Don Kent began his radio career in the late 1930?s and in the 50?s started a long-term working relationship with WBZ radio and TV. Don lives in Sanbornton, New Hampshire and from there he still keeps his eye on the sky and at 85, still forecasts the weather seven days a week for a radio station on Cape Cod. listen:
Telemarketing Scam Hits NHBy Brian McWilliams on Monday, March 17, 2003.A Florida debt-repair firm that's been sued by several states is now taking its telemarketing message to New Hampshire. Consumer advocates are warning state residents not to fall for the phony sales pitch. NHPR correspondent Brian McWilliams reports. listen:
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