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ArchivesNew London Drives Over Recycled GlassBy Wendi Dowst on Wednesday, July 30, 2003.NEW LONDON HAS FOUND A CHEAPER AND VERY CONSTRUCTIVE WAY TO DISPOSE OF RECYCLED GLASS. DRIVE OVER IT. NHPR CORRESPONDENT WENDY DOWST REPORTS. listen:
 WWII and Seacoast ResidentsBy John Walters on Wednesday, July 30, 2003.With Love, Till I Come Marching Home is a new musical that began as an oral history project. Performers Michael Letch and Jenn Vento asked area residents to share their experiences of World War II. Once they had gathered the stories of more than 50 seniors, they wove them together with popular songs from the era. Michael Letch will talk about his oral history project and the play. We also will hear some of the WWII stories he gathered on tape. listen:
StepfamiliesBy Laura Knoy on Wednesday, July 30, 2003.Stepfamilies are becoming more and more common. We'll talk about the common issues that come up and ways to help make life easier for everyone involved. Laura's guests are Dr. Patricia Papernow, a psychologist in private practice in Massachusetts who specializes in stepfamilies, remarried couples, and post-divorce parenting, and Tracy Burke, a New Hampshire mother who has a blended family. We'll also hear from Sharon Stober, Editorial Director of Your Stepfamily Magazine about the latest news in stepfamilies. listen:
Budget Writers May Cut Tobacco ProgramsBy Mark Bevis on Wednesday, July 30, 2003.Lawmakers continue to sort out the state's next biennial budget. And it looks like at least one public health program is on the chopping block. Budget writers may decide to end the smoking cessation programs paid for by the multi-billion dollar tobacco industry settlement. New Hampshire Public Radio's Mark Bevis reports. listen:
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