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ArchivesSome Homeschoolers Don't Want State HelpBy Trish Anderton on Friday, March 7, 2003.STATE LAWMAKERS ARE CONSIDERING SEVERAL BILLS TO HELP PEOPLE WHO HOME SCHOOL THEIR CHILDREN. THE PLANS WOULD GIVE MONEY IN THE FORM OF DIRECT AID OR TAX CREDITS TO HOMESCHOOLERS. GOVERNOR CRAIG BENSON’S PROPOSED BUDGET GAVE THE IDEA A BOOST BY SETTING ASIDE 2-MILLION DOLLARS FOR THAT PURPOSE. BUT IF ELECTED LEADERS ARE EAGER TO HELP, HOMESCHOOLERS THEMSELVES HAVE MIXED REACTIONS. NHPR’S TRISH ANDERTON REPORTS. listen:
 Church Sex Abuse ScandalBy Laura Knoy on Friday, March 7, 2003.We'll talk with reporters about the findings of the state attorney general's report which was released Monday, and how the Manchester Diocese and New Hampshire Catholics have responded to it. Laura's guests are Jason Hirsch, reporter for the Associated Press, www.ap.org; Kathryn Marchocki, reporter for The Union Leader, www.unionleader.com; and Michael Resendes, reporter for The Boston Globe, www.boston.com. listen:
An Ultimate Free Heel GrooverBy John Walters on Friday, March 7, 2003.Bedford native Heather Paul began alpine skiing at age two. By her junior year in college, and at the top of her racing career, she got tired of the scene and quit. She learned a different type a skiing the next year- telemark. It's like alpine, but the binding leaves the heel free and the turns are executed differently. Heather became a world champion in the sport by the mid-nineties. She now lives in Barrington and runs Ultimate Groove- a telemark ski clinic for women that travels to different ski areas. She talks about her life as an athlete, telemarking, and what?s ahead- including an ski expedition in northwest China. listen:
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